6 May 2019 | Euronews
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USA Mnuchin rejects Hill request for Trump returns The Treasury secretary's move raised the stakes in the fight between the administration and Congress over the documents, making a legal battle to obtain them all but certain. -
Austria Austrian far-right Freedom Party official steps down after Holocaust posting Austrian far-right town official steps down after Holocaust posting -
USA Democrats push Congress to combat 'urgent crisis' of carbon monoxide poisoning "These senseless deaths in federally-assisted housing are unconscionable," Sen. Kamala Harris and two House Democrats wrote Monday. -
USA Amy Schumer is a mom! She gives birth to her 1st child — see the pic The comedian struggled with an extreme form of morning sickness during her pregnancy. -
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USA Michael Cohen enters jail, vows to 'share the truth' about Trump Michael Cohen enters jail, vows to 'share the truth' about Donald Trump -
USA Progressive groups move to oust vocal anti-abortion Democrat from Congress It's round two of an intraparty struggle that pits pro-abortion rights groups against the campaign arm of House Democrats in a key congressional primary. -
USA Guinness tells nurse she can't break marathon record without wearing dress "It would be nice if they decided to revise their criteria instead of reinforcing old gender stereotypes," said nurse and runner Jessica Anderson. -
Sri Lanka All suspects in Sri Lanka bombings arrested or dead, says acting police chief All suspected plotters and those directly linked to Sri Lanka's Easter Sunday bombings have either been arrested or are dead, the country's acting police chief said on Monday. -
Turkey Turkey orders re-run of Istanbul election after Erdogan party defeat Turkey’s main opposition accused authorities of “plain dictatorship” after officials ordered a re-run of elections in Istanbul where President Tayyip Erdogan's party suffered a surprise defeat. -
USA Hundreds of former prosecutors say Trump would have been indicted if he were not president "We believe strongly that, but for the OLC memo, the overwhelming weight of professional judgment would come down in favor of prosecution for the conduct outlined in the Mueller Report," the former federal prosecutors said in a statement. -
Russia Unmasked Russian 'StalinGulag' blogger: I won't be silenced by Kremlin StalinGulag blogger Alexander Gorbunov: I won't be silenced by Russian police -
World EU, US should find 'negotiated solution' to trade tensions, says Cecilia Malmstrom "We hope that we don't have to impose tariffs on each other," EU Trade Commissioner Cecilia Malmstrom told Euronews' The Global Conversation programme. -
USA Trump looks to boost service-academy sports with duty waiver for pro athletes "They'll serve their time after they're finished with professional sports," the president said at a Rose Garden ceremony for Army's football team Monday. -
World Raw Politics in full: Biodiversity danger and Facebook vs misinformation ahead of EU elections Catch the full episode of Monday's Raw Politics -
No Comment 'Well done, Meghan' — town crier announces royal baby's birth The Duchess of Sussex has given birth to a baby boy. -
USA Former FBI translator charged with lying about contact with terrorism suspect The former linguist later admitted that he had known the suspect for years. -
USA Poll: 72 percent say parents should be required to vaccinate their children Just a quarter say the choice to vaccinate should be left up to parents -
USA Scientists finally solve mystery of weird aurora-like lights in the sky Known as STEVE, the ribbons of pink or mauve light were first observed in 2016. -
No Comment Thai King’s coronation celebrated with 300 drone light show The drones spelled out phrases like 'Chakri Dynasty', formed a silhouette of the king and the message, 'Long Live the King'. -
Iran Watch: Iranians prepare for Ramadan amid US sanctions US sanctions have pushed up food prices, making the elaborate meals that break their fast an expensive business. -
No Comment Graffiti represents political struggles for Sudanese artists Dozens paint the walls and streets of their sit-in camp with murals documenting their struggles. -
USA House Judiciary panel moving to hold AG Barr in contempt The attorney general did not comply with a demand from House Democrats to turn over unredacted version of special counsel Robert Mueller's report. -
United Kingdom Lawn motorists cutting corners in quirky British race The 2019 British Lawnmower Racing Championships - perhaps the greatest show on turf - got underway in West Sussex, England on Saturday. -
USA Ex-Trump lawyer Michael Cohen is en route to federal prison "There still remains much to be told, and I look forward to the day that I can share the truth," Cohen said, before jumping in a car that will take him to lock up. -
USA Israel's Netanyahu, Hamas both boosted by deadly weekend in Gaza Analysis: Neither side has an appetite for an all-out war but are using the incremental violence to achieve their own specific goals, one analyst said. -
Earth News Whale sculpture washes up in the middle of Manila to highlight plight of marine life You may not expect to see a whale in the middle of Manila but this surprising sight is how one Filipino artist chose to raise awareness of the effects of plastic pollution on marine life. -
USA Meghan Markle and Prince Harry welcome baby boy, the couple's first child The baby will be seventh in line to the throne and is Queen Elizabeth II's eighth great-grandchild. -
Germany Nativist populism is destroying Europe. Only multicultural populism can save it ǀ View The real solution is to fight populism with populism: to neuter the nativist populism of the AfD, Brexit and Le Pen with an inclusive, multicultural and inclusive populism. This requires not only a new generation of politicians, but perhaps a new style of political party. -
USA Diana Ross says she felt 'violated' by TSA agent Diana Ross had performed at New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival in Louisiana on Saturday night. -
USA Meghan Markle, Duchess of Sussex, goes into labor with first baby Prince Harry and the former "Suits" actress married last year in Windsor. -
United Kingdom 'Absolutely thrilled': Harry's delight as Meghan has baby boy Prince Harry said he and Meghan Markle are 'absolutely thrilled' after she gave birth to a boy 'to die for'. -
Next Series EU scientists fight against growing drug market with 'encyclopedia' of legal highs New psychoactive substances (NPS) are designed to mimic the effects of illegal narcotics such as cannabis, cocaine or heroin. Despite this, they are often not illegal and can be cheaply purchased online. -
Venezuela Body language expert finds Guaido confident where Maduro emits 'anger' Euronews spoke to an analyst of non-verbal communication to get an insight into what Venezuela's Juan Guaido really thinks. -
No Comment First Ikea store in Paris kicks off 400 million euro investment in France The new store is in the Madeleine district which is popular with tourists and near many historic landmarks -
USA Democrats lose their enthusiasm advantage in latest NBC News/WSJ poll 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 A murderer says he has every right to vote from prison. A grieving family asks why. Inmates in Maine can cast ballots. NBC News went behind bars to find out more about what's become an issue in the presidential race. -
Europe News European press freedom 'almost catastrophically bad' While Europe is ranked higher than in other regions when it comes to press freedom, rights groups say much more needs to be done. -
Europe News An intimate portrait into Audrey Hepburn's life Euronews speaks with Sean Hepburn Ferrer, who opened a new exhibition in Brussels detailing his famous mother's life. -
USA Cory Booker releases 'bold action' plan to address gun violence In a statement released Monday, Sen. Cory Booker said it was "time for bold action," adding that he would take executive action on his first day aimed at gun control. -
World News Watch: Comprehensive report reveals nature is on the brink of environmental catastrophe A UN report from hundreds of experts offers insight into nature's decline and how humanity is changing the planet. -
USA 1 million species under threat of extinction because of humans, report finds "We are eroding the very foundations of our economies, livelihoods, food security, health and quality of life worldwide." -
Russia Moscow Aeroflot fire: what we know about flight SU1492? What do we know about Aeroflot flight SU1492 that was engulfed in flames in Moscow? -
Mexico Watch: Mexico City neighbourhood re-enacts victory over French for Cinco de Mayo Cinco de Mayo has evolved over the decades and today stands as a symbol of Mexican unity and patriotism. -
USA Republicans, Democrats take opposite views on nixing the Electoral College A majority overall — 53 percent — say the U.S. should move to a national popular vote to elect its presidents -
Republic of North Macedonia What’s next for North Macedonia? | Euronews Answers What’s next for North Macedonia? Euronews Answers what lies ahead for the Republic of North Macedonia which elected a pro-European president on Sunday. -
USA Black boxes recovered after fiery Russian jet crash kills dozens investigators are looking into three main possibilities: insufficient pilot qualifications, equipment failure and weather. -
Europe News The Brief: Hungary threatens to shift political families Hungarian Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto told Euronews that Fidesz would leave the EU's biggest centre-right block after the elections, if the EPP turned to Macron's En Marche or to any other liberal or leftist force. -
No Comment Villagers make offerings to Mexican volcano named 'The Sleeping Woman' There are potatoes to fry for the feast, and heaping bunches of red carnations to lug up to the stone altar 3,800 meters (12,467 feet) above. -
Europe News EU trade tsar on US: 'We hope we don't impose tariffs on each other' EU Trade Commissioner Cecilia Malmstrom talks about EU-US relations and ties to China. -
No Comment Mexicans re-enact victory over France celebrated as Cinco de Mayo Thousands marked the anniversary of the Battle of Puebla in Mexico City on Sunday with a parade and reenactment of the famous 1862 battle, in which Mexican troops defeated the French army. -
World Road Trip Europe Day 36 Bucharest: Third of Romanians still live in poverty Our road trip has arrived in Romania ahead of the EU elections later this month and our reporters invited locals to share their opinions on our red sofa in the heart of Bucharest -
World Belfast Marathon almost half a kilometre too long Running a marathon is one of the most physically demanding sporting achievements- Now imagine crossing that finish line at last... Only to find out that you should have stopped running about a half kilometre ago. -
World Scientists race against time to tackle the expanding designer drug market Their official name is "New Psychoactive substances" --- but they're best known as "legal highs" or "designer drugs". Their expansion is causing a serious headache to customs agencies, and lawmakers across Europe. -
USA North Korea tests new missile — and Trump's resolve Tensions have grown since the leaders failed to reach a deal during their summit in Hanoi in February. -
USA Lawmakers hit speed dial on legislation to cut down on robocalls The latest bipartisan legislative efforts would require major telecom companies to do a better job of authenticating calls and block "spoofers." -
Turkey Turkey – the world’s largest prison for journalists ǀ View It is outrageous to think that journalists like Erdem are being held in prisons just for doing their jobs. It is shocking to know that many have been convicted in show trials using fabricated evidence and trumped up charges. -
Earth News She saw an opportunity to turn forgotten resources into dignifying jobs Inside a slow fashion label that trains and employs female prisoners in Peru and Thailand. -
World News French President Emmanuel Macron's party falls behind far right in EU election poll French President Emmanuel Macron's party has fallen behind the far right in support, according to a recent EU election poll. -
Gaza Palestinians claim ceasefire reached with Israel As Ramadan begins Palestinians say truce agreed in first step to lower tensions -
USA U.S. sending carrier strike group to send 'message' to Iran National security adviser John Bolton didn't say what Iran had specifically done to trigger the action, which comes as violence is worsening in Gaza.