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USA Florida lawmakers pass bill that allows teachers to arm themselves GOP Gov. Ron DeSantis, who previously expressed support for the legislation, is likely to sign it into law. -
USA Princess Charlotte is 4! Palace marks little royal's birthday with new photos The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are "very pleased" to share these adorable photos of the birthday girl. -
USA Burger King debuts unhappy meals because 'no one is happy all the time' Burger King is using its playful rivalry with McDonald's to deliver an important message about mental health. -
USA College admissions scandal mystery solved: Chinese family paid $6.5 million The student's parents, who have not been charged, were connected to the scheme's ringleader by an employee at Morgan Stanley. -
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USA Man who threatened to hang Obama, kill Maxine Waters gets nearly four years in prison During his sentencing, Stephen J. Taubert, of Syracuse, New York, said he was provoked because of public criticism of President Donald Trump. -
USA Sea turtle survey shows endangered animals are making a comeback Hunting bans and other conservation efforts may be paying off — though warming oceans remain a serious threat. -
World News EU celebrates 15th anniversary of its largest expansion to date Ten countries joined the European Union on May 1, 2004. -
World News Which countries in Europe have the highest proportion of women in parliament? Do two of Europe's most recent elections signal a new trend on the continent? -
USA Barr explains his view on Trump and obstruction, but does it hold water? Analysis: The attorney general fell far short in testimony to the Senate of saying the president didn't impede the special counsel investigation. -
USA Barr and Mueller, longtime friends, have very different views of the Russia probe Analysis: Barr's Senate appearance makes clear he and Mueller are at odds about Mueller's role, his findings, and even how unhappy Mueller is with Barr. -
France European sleepovers: Euronews feels Europe’s pulse ahead of May’s elections Our reporter has been sofa-surfing across the continent, staying with the locals to find out what's important to you. Filming the adventure on my phone, you’ve been sharing your stories of what’s working, and what’s not in the EU. -
USA Prime Minister Theresa May fires defense secretary over leaks from secret government meeting Prime Minister Theresa May's office says May has "lost confidence" in Gavin Williamson. -
United Kingdom UK police say Huawei leak does not amount to criminal offence UK police said that a leak from a National Security Council meeting does not amount to a criminal offence, -
USA Trump seeks billions in emergency border funds — but not for his wall A senior administration official said the money would be for "the immediate humanitarian crisis." -
World News International Workers' Day: Europe marks May Day as Paris march turns violent The violence in Paris may have grabbed the May Day headlines, but many demonstrations were going off peacefully elsewhere. -
No Comment May Day protests turn violent in Paris despite tight security measures May Day protests in Paris have erupted into violence as police met demonstrators with tear gas. French police said it had made 165 arrests by early afternoon and had conducted more than 9,000 searches. -
Angola Business flourishes as Angola revitalises historic railroad Angola's rebuilt railroad is a much quicker route to transport minerals from southern Africa. -
USA Suffer from road rage? Try these tips to keep calm 80 percent of drivers experience some form of aggression behind the wheel. Try these tips to keep calm. -
Spain Iker Casillas heart attack: FC Porto say Spanish goalkeeper is stable in hospital Former Spain and Real Madrid goalkeeper Iker Casillas has been hospitalised after suffering a heart attack in training, said his club. -
France Couple win Airbnb competition for first overnight stay in the Louvre museum The winners of a recent Airbnb competition were given the opportunity to be the first people to be hosted overnight by the Louvre museum in Paris. -
USA Read Mueller's letter to Attorney General William Barr The special counsel's letter raised objections to Barr's summary of his report. -
United Kingdom A view of a bird's eye: seagulls photobomb traffic cameras Giving a more literal meaning to Transport for London's "bird's eye view" of traffic, seagulls photobomb traffic camera. -
USA Israel and U.S. put financial squeeze on Palestinian Authority A police officer in Gaza said his wages were slashed by 65 percent in March. "Salary cuts? Please say: catastrophic cuts." -
Real Economy The future of work: are your skills up to date? Skills are the currency of the 21st century and, together with education, they are crucial factors shaping the future of our societies and economies. But, are your skills up to date? -
No Comment Bosnian rivers, once crystal-clear, now full of rubbish due to neglect Plastic bottles, rusty barrels and even old washing machines are among tonnes of garbage clogging rivers in Bosnia that were once famous for their emerald colour and crystal-clear waters. -
No Comment Filipino workers mark May Day by burning President Duterte's effigy They demanded that the government of President Rodrigo Duterte address labour issues including a minimum wage increase and the end of contractualisation for many workers. -
No Comment Watch the formal investiture ceremony for new Japanese Emperor Naruhito The formal investiture ceremony for new Japanese Emperor Naruhito began on Wednesday, marking the first time in over 200 years that an emperor has acceded to the throne following an abdication. -
USA Here's what Barr left out in his summary of Mueller's findings 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 Pink reveals she had a miscarriage at 17: 'You feel like your body hates you' The pop singer, who said she's had "several miscarriages since," said the experiences shaped the songs on her new album. -
South Africa 'Do we want to change our definition of what is a man and a woman?' How should sporting bodies decide who can compete in which category? -
Vatican Conservatives want Catholic bishops to declare pope a heretic Conservatives want Catholic bishops to declare pope a heretic -
France Violence erupts at Paris May Day march as protesters clash with police Thousands of people protested across France to honour workers' May Day, but Paris saw violence erupt as hard-core protesters clashed with riot police -
Earth News Dior launches radical collection in Marrakech promoting local craftsmanship The luxury label is adopting a new global vision, led by creative deirector Maria Grazia Chiuri. -
Japan Flock of sheep participate in month-long ceremony to mark Japan's new imperial era The sheep formed the Chinese character of the word Reiwa, which means "beautiful harmony", and is the name of the new imperial era of Japan. -
France 30 hammerhead sharks die at French aquarium, some ate each other, claims Sea Shepherd France's largest aquarium is facing legal action from an NGO over the deaths of 30 hammerhead sharks. -
United Kingdom Julian Assange sentenced to 50 weeks in UK prison for bail breach London's Southwark Crown Court sentenced WikLeaks co-founder Julian Assange to 50 weeks in prison for breaching his UK bail conditions seven years ago -
USA Trump fires off dozens of retweets over firefighters union supporting Biden Early Wednesday, the president retweeted 59 people in rapid succession who replied to a tweet from conservative media personality Dan Bongino. -
United Kingdom 'We need to end this uncertainty' UK PM tells backbencher panel on Brexit Brexit is back: Theresa May takes questions on the country's exit from the EU from a parliamentary committee after MPs largely ignored the issue. -
Earth News Best wildlife experiences of May Looking for ways to engage with nature this month? These are the best wildlife events, trips and books to have on your radar in May 2019. -
USA WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange sentenced for skipping bail in England Assange failed to report to a police station when he was fighting extradition to Sweden to face charges of sexual assault and rape. -
World How will AI improve our lives? Governments meet businesses in Dubai Over 130 experts from more than 80 countries are in Dubai to discuss how artificial intelligence can be used to improve our everyday lives. The meeting will see decision makers find solutions to problems from global health to national security using the latest technologies. -
United Kingdom Julian Assange: WikiLeaks co-founder's 50-week jail term for bail breach ‘an outrage’ WikiLeaks co-founder Julian Assange has been sentenced to 50 weeks in prison for breaching his bail conditions. -
Europe News EU elections 2019: Who is Guy Verhofstadt? And what does he stand for? Our profile of Guy Verhofstadt, one of the hopefuls to replace Jean-Claude Juncker after May's European Parliament elections. -
USA 'Democracy Dollars': Gillibrand's plan to give every voter $600 to donate to campaigns The Democratic presidential hopeful wants to use a voucher system to clean up politics — but it's got strings attached. -
USA The husband of 'Saudi Arabia's Rosa Parks' has been detained. She refuses to be silent. It is not known why Ayman al-Drees was arrested last month. But the Bowling Green State University graduate is married to a prominent feminist. -
World Road Trip Europe Day 33 Stolipinovo: Roma people in Bulgaria talk about discrimination Euronews' EU Road Trip has reached Bulgaria on its mission to discover the hopes and fears of European voters ahead of May's EU parliamentary elections. -
World Hungary reflects on 15 years of EU membership Fifteen years ago today, Hungary joined the European Union. But the anniversary of its accession has coincided with strong allegations of misuse of EU funds in the country and the current government is very hostile to Brussels. -
USA House Dems ratchet up threats to include fines, possible jail for noncompliant officials "There is no tool in our toolbox that we should not explore," House Oversight Committee chair Elijah Cummings said. -
World Caster Semenya's appeal against testosterone regulation rejected by Arbitration Court Olympic champion under threat from ruling which would restrict the level of testosterone permitted for female runners. -
USA Biden's the king of the hill. Can Bernie Sanders knock him off? Analysis: The former vice president is off to a stronger-than-expected start and that may spell trouble for his Democratic rivals. -
USA Anti-Semitic assaults in the U.S. more than doubled in 2018, ADL reports The report comes days after a 19-year-old man opened fire in a synagogue in California, killing one. -
World Mussolini's great-grandson admits he is using his name to attract support Caio Mussolini, great-grandson of the former Italian dictator, admits that he hopes his family name will help him. He is standing in the European Elections in Taranto in southern Italy. -
Earth News Need-to-know take-outs from Fashion Revolution Week 2019 Staged around the world, the event probed the issues most critical to the future of fashion, from climate change and ethical practice to gender equality. -
France May Day protests turn violent in Paris Join us for live coverage from Paris. -
USA 'Empire' renewed at Fox, Jussie Smollett unlikely to return "At this time there are no plans for the character of Jamal to return to 'Empire,'" Fox Entertainment and 20th Century Fox Television said in a statement. -
France Extra police on duty as French capital braces for May Day protests Shops and businesses in the French capital are bracing themselves ahead of May Day demonstrations, with 7,000 police on duty amid fears of violence -
USA Minneapolis police officer found guilty in shooting death of unarmed woman who called 911 Mohamed Noor took the stand in his own defense last week, telling jurors he believed Justine Damond was armed and was within point-blank range of his partner, Matthew Harrity. -
Russia Russia displays ballistic missile launcher at WWII parade rehearsal in Moscow Military vehicles carrying missile launchers and weapons paraded through the streets of Moscow on Monday as the country geared up for its annual Victory Day parade on Red Square. -
No Comment Bolivia: residents watch as landslide sweeps away houses A landslide on the outskirts of La Paz destroyed over a dozen houses, but there were no casualties as the area had been evacuated. -
Earth News “Being organic and environmentally conscious is the only way forward” We meet Bessie and Richard Austin, father/daughter dream team and founders of Austin Austin, a beauty brand with integrity and artistic flair. -
Estonia Estonian far-right minister goes after one day in office Estonian far-right minister goes after one day in office -
World News Japan's Emperor Naruhito pledges to work as symbol of the people Japan's Emperor Naruhito pledges to work as symbol of the people -
USA Barr: Justice Department is done with Mueller probe "The Department's work on this matter is at its end," the attorney general will tell senators on Wednesday. -
USA Giuliani calls Mueller's letter to AG Barr 'very odd' "If he didn't want confusion, he should have made a decision" on whether President Donald Trump obstructed justice, Giuliani tells NBC News. -
USA Japan's new emperor takes throne day after his father abdicates The nation is in a festive mood celebrating an imperial succession that occurred by retirement rather than by death. -
USA A frustrated Mueller told AG Barr his short summary of the special counsel report caused confusion The special counsel expressed frustration over the lack of context and substance of the letter that Barr made public. -
USA Two HIV positive after getting 'vampire facial' The state is asking for clients of VIP Spa in Albuquerque to come in for testing. -
USA Suspected San Diego area synagogue gunman appears in court "Anyone who commits a heinous act like we saw this past weekend will be held accountable," the San Diego County district attorney said.