1 April 2019 | Euronews
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USA Will America run out of avocados if President Trump closes the Mexican border? There might be fewer cucumbers, tomatoes and berries, too. -
USA Reporters group seeks nearly complete Mueller report The group petitioned a federal judge for the underlying grand jury material used to inform special counsel Robert Mueller's findings. -
USA Allies rally to defend Biden against potential 'smears and forgeries' Biden backers seek to get in front of further fallout from "awkward kiss" allegation. -
USA This extremely rare apple looks like something out of a fairy tale It's absolutely stunning but is it real? -
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World News EU fruit and vegetable consumption: how much does your country eat? In 2017, around 1 in 4 people (27 %) ate fruit at least twice a day, according to a survey of the European Union (EU) population. A further 37 % of the EU population ate fruit once a day and the remaining 36 % ate fruit either less frequently or not at all during a typical week. -
USA What is cholesterol and what are 'normal' levels? Here's what you should know about the difference between HDL and LDL cholesterol and how to lower it to safe levels. -
USA Trump: Census 'meaningless' without citizenship question "Report would be meaningless and a waste of the $Billions (ridiculous) that it costs to put together!" Trump wrote in a morning tweet. -
USA Senate Dems to introduce constitutional amendment to abolish Electoral College The proposed amendment to change the way presidents are elected won't become law anytime soon, but it will keep the issue in the 2020 conversation. -
United Kingdom Britain fought wars to save Europe. Now it has lost itself - and Europe - over Brexit ǀ View The idealised memories of British victories in the Great Wars of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries are impossible to reconcile with the reality of Britain’s actual global role in 2019. -
United Kingdom Climate activists disrupt the British Parliament to promote the 'naked truth' on ecology Eleven protesters from the climate change group Extinction Rebellion stripped off in the House of Commons as MPs prepared for a second round of indicative votes on Monday. -
France Watch: All that glittered at the table was gold Priced at 40 euros per person, a gold-covered dinner menu sold out within days. French artist and performer Frederique Lecerf prepared it to illustrate the transience of her art. -
Bosnia and Herzegovina 'Door, please!': Sarajevo to host Bosnia’s first-ever LGBTQ pride parade Sarajevo will host Bosnia’s first-ever pride parade on September 8, according to the country’s LGBTQ activists. A group of 16 committee leaders of the initiative Bosnian-Herzegovinian (BiH) Pride March, announced in Sarajevo Monday, the planned march will be a protest against inequality. -
World Political newcomers rise to top of election polls in Ukraine and Slovakia Following elections in Ukraine and Slovakia over the weekend, two unlikely candidates have made their way to the top of the polls. -
Algeria Algeria’s under-fire president Abdelaziz Bouteflika 'will resign before April 28' There have been frequent demonstrations in Algeria against Bouteflika running for a fifth term as president. -
USA Jim Carrey's picture of Mussolini's demise sparks Twitter tirade from dictator's granddaughter Mussolini, a member of the European parliament and former Playboy cover model, fired back on Sunday. "You are a bastard," she tweeted. -
USA Nielsen said she will increase number of asylum seekers made to wait in Mexico Amid a rapid rise in attempted border crossings, the DHS secretary will also up the number of asylum seekers made to wait on the Mexico side of the border. -
World Raw Politics in full: Brexit votes, first-time politicians and Facebook regulation Watch Monday night's full episode of Raw Politics. -
USA Selma Blair shares how she does her makeup while living with MS Celebs and fans loved her video! -
Europe News The Brief: emigration concerns, CAP reform and NATO A new survey shows southern and eastern European countries are more concerned by emigration than immigration. MEPs prepare to vote on reforms to the famous Common Agricultural Policy and NATO sets out priorities ahead of its 70th anniversary. -
USA Supreme Court OK's lethal injection for Missouri death row inmate with rare health issue The opinion, written by Justice Neil Gorsuch, said the 8th Amendment's ban on cruel and unusual punishment "does not guarantee a painless death." -
Italy Sperm whale washes up dead near Sardinia with 22 kilograms of plastic in its stomach The whale’s stomach had a mixture of garbage bags, plastic bags, fishing nets, plates, tubes, and a bag of a washing machine liquid. -
USA No joke: Comedian tipped to win Ukraine presidential election "You don't need experience to be president, you just need to be a decent human being," was a mantra repeated by the candidates' aides. -
USA Whistleblower tells Congress White House overturned 25 security clearance denials The whistleblower, Tricia Newbold, told Congress that security clearance applications for White House officials "were not always adjudicated in the best interest of national security." -
USA Watch: Kites and cherry tree blossom announce spring's arrival Thousands of people marked the arrival of spring by flying kites at the Washington Monument in DC over cherry trees in full bloom. -
USA Mysterious 'Oumuamua interstellar object may have simple explanation after all New study aligns with previous research suggesting the object is a comet, not an alien spacecraft. -
USA The alt right is fueled by toxic masculinity — and vice versa ǀ View The rising alt-right took many of the men’s rights activists' most backward notions about women and worked them into their own hateful rhetoric. -
World News Mussolini's granddaughter hits out at Jim Carrey over cartoon of former dictator The Canadian-American actor — also an artist — posted a picture of the pair hanging from their feet with the caption: "If you're wondering what fascism leads to, just ask Benito Mussolini and his mistress Claretta." -
Next Series The Human Brain Project: Slicing brains and thinking machines Can we create a thinking machine? Can we build a model of the human brain inside a computer? How do our minds really work? Those are some of the questions that researchers in the EU's Human Brain Project are trying to answer. -
USA House Judiciary Committee to vote on Mueller subpoenas Wednesday The panel will also weigh in on whether to subpoena documents from five former White House officials related to the investigation. -
USA Lawmakers know what they don't want on Brexit. Will they agree on what they do? "There are no ideal choices available and there are very good arguments against any possible outcome at the moment," said one lawmaker. -
USA Pete Buttigieg announces $7 million fundraising haul for first quarter "We (you) are out-performing expectations at every turn," Buttigieg tweeted Monday. -
USA How this weekend exposed Biden's generational challenges First Read is your briefing from "Meet the Press" and the NBC Political Unit on the day's most important political stories and why they matter. -
USA New Japanese imperial era 'Reiwa' takes name from ancient poetry The country had been anxiously awaiting the new era name, or "gengo," which is used on coins, calendars, newspapers and in official paperwork, and over time captures a national mood. -
United Kingdom Brexit deadlock continues as MPs fail to back any alternative option MPs fail to gain support for any alternative path to Theresa May's Brexit deal in a second round of indicative votes. -
United Kingdom EasyJet blames Brexit for weak outlook as businesses ramp up warnings EasyJet said it would incur "softness" to its forecast for its second quarter of results while Siemens said it was also concerned as Brexit uncertainty continues. -
World Denmark introduces mandatory course for divorce-seeking couples From today couples with children will have to do an online course before they can get a divorce. -
Destinations Best wildlife experiences of April Looking for ways to engage with nature this month? These are the best wildlife events, trips and books to have on your radar in April 2019. -
Spain Road Trip Europe Day 11: Barcelona a divided city as separatists clash with far-right party As our road trip team reaches Barcelona, Catalan separatists clash with far-right protesters in a violent confrontation -
World News April Fools' Day: a selection of the best pranks from around Europe French police are calling for rabbits to join their ranks, Google discovered a way to talk to tulips: Here's a roundup of some of the best pranks. -
USA Suspect in murder of North Korean leader's half brother avoids death penalty Lawyers for two women initially implicated in Kim Jong Nam's murder have said they were pawns in a political assassination. -
USA 'Wide open potential abuse': States are ground zero in the fight against child marriage A majority of states allow 16- and 17-year-olds to wed, and 17 states have no minimum age to marry, experts say. -
USA NY's attorney general is one of the most powerful in the nation. That should worry Trump. The state's chief legal officer, who is investigating the president and his company, has the ability to render a "judgment of corporate death" for business fraud. -
United Kingdom Vote Leave drops appeal against Brexit referendum fine The campaign group said it did not have "the financial resources to carry forward the Appeal, even though we are confident that we would have prevailed." -
United Kingdom Man charged after 'protest' disrupts Eurostar weekend travel A man has been charged for "obstruction" at London's St Pancras International that caused travel chaos for Eurostar passengers on Saturday. -
Earth News “The greenest buildings are those that people find comfortable” Our interview with architect Peter Fisher of Bennetts Associates on the combination of beauty, sustainability and technology. -
Turkey Turkey local elections: Erdogan's AK Party disputes results as it loses grip on major cities Turkey's local elections: Erdogan's AK Party challenges major setbacks in Istanbul and Ankara. -
USA Two Marine helicopter pilots killed in training crash The pilots were in an AH-1Z Viper when the helicopter went down Saturday night near Yuma, Arizona.