22 May 2019 | Euronews
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USA Company says its AI can tell if a kid is browsing It's easy to get around age-restricted websites if you're a child. "Of course you're going to say, 'I'm an adult.'" -
USA The world's smallest McDonald's was built for very special guests There's a lot of buzz surrounding this adorable little restaurant. -
USA House proposes $25 million fund for CO detectors and other health upgrades in public housing The program would allow local public housing authorities to apply for federal grants to install carbon monoxide detectors, combat mold and remove asbestos. -
Europe News EU polls: Populism surge as Brexit Party forecast to take most seats in European Parliament The eurosceptic party leapfrogged Matteo Salvini's Lega party in the latest projections. -
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World News Hundreds of brands across EU 'breaking' bloc's chemical safety rules Companies producing food, medicine, cosmetics, and plastic across Europe are not completing important safety checks when using millions of tonnes of chemicals in production, an analysis has found. -
USA Judge rules banks can hand over Trump financial records to Congress The Trump family and company sued Deutsche Bank and Capital One last month in an effort to block them from handing over financial documents to Congress. -
Earth News Urban Outfitters jumps into sharing economy with clothes rental service The new website will stock 1,000 items by more than 10 brands when it launches this summer -
USA Michael Avenatti charged with stealing money from Stormy Daniels The money was from a publisher working with Daniels on a book deal. -
USA Trump called it the ''i word." What is impeachment and how does it work? The Constitution provides that a president can be impeached for "treason, bribery, or other high crimes and misdemeanors." -
USA Trump's new message: Me first, America second Analysis: By saying the quiet part out loud again, Trump has owned the decision to make the next 18 months about him and not the American public. -
USA GOP removes lawmaker's remarks from the record after dispute over border deaths "I did not say it was murder," Rep. Lauren Underwood, D-Ill., said. -
Canada Good yarn? Red in mayor's scarf highlights 'male dominance' at council meeting A city councillor in Quebec has picked up her knitting needles to highlight the stark difference in the time female and male councillors speak at city council meetings. -
Syria Italian man freed after three years of imprisonment in Syria Alessandro Sandrini, 32, has been freed after almost three years as a prisoner in Syria. -
France French newspaper Le Monde 'concerned' after journalist summoned by intelligence services A journalist from the French newspaper Le Monde, Ariane Chemin, was summoned on Wednesday to meet with French intelligence services. She is the fifth French reporter to receive such a summons in the past weeks. -
United Kingdom No expectations? Expert compares UK welfare policy to age of Dickens In a scathing UN report on poverty in the UK, the UN special rapporteur on extreme poverty and human rights said one-fifth of the UK's population was living in poverty. -
USA N.Y. lawmakers pass bill to allow Congress access to Trump's state tax returns Democratic Gov. Andrew Cuomo is expected to sign the legislation. -
USA Rising sea levels could swamp major cities and displace almost 200 million people, scientists say With a "business as usual" approach to carbon emissions, the world's oceans could plausibly rise two meters by the end of the century. -
My Europe Series Chemnitz: How the East German city became known as a hot bed for extremism Insiders looks at how the once-mighty industrial city that suffered during the transition from communism became known as a hub for far-right activity. -
My Europe Series Chemnitz: The rise of the far right in eastern Germany Why has Chemnitz gained a reputation for being a hotbed of extremism? -
World Raw Politics in full: Brexit gamble and Facebook's fake news problem Catch the full episode of Wednesday's Raw Politics. -
Europe News The Brief: Eurostars set their sights on Brussels Actors, singers and weather presenters are all among the candidates hoping to turn down glamour for a life in politics. We look at some of the famous faces on the European elections campaign trail, you might recognise a few from stage and screen. -
No Comment Hitting the high notes: Hanging from a crane, a pianist plays in the air In Sion, an exceptional show has been held at the first light of dawn on the construction site of the Sion hospital's new car park. 200 people were amazed at a vertical piano recital. -
Earth News Plastic straws will be a thing of the past by next year in England A new law is being enforced in England to ban the sale of single-use plastic items. -
World News EU funds study into Palestinian school textbooks after claims of 'radical' themes EU funds study into Palestinian school textbooks after claims of 'radical' themes -
No Comment Tarantino, DiCaprio, Pitt greeted by screaming fans in Cannes Leonardo DiCaprio, Brad Pitt and Margot Robbie were greeted by cheering fans as they arrived with director Quentin Tarantino at a news conference to publicise his new film in Cannes on Wednesday 22. May 2019. -
USA 'I don't do cover-ups': Trump denounces Democratic investigations and Mueller probe in the Rose Garden "I don't do cover-ups," the president said, responding to House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's comments earlier. -
World News Rudy Giuliani says nationalism is "very natural" during Europe visit Nationalism is "very natural," Donald Trump’s lawyer Rudy Giuliani told Euronews ahead of Euro elections expected o show gains for far-right parties -
Belgium European election 2019: What happened this week? With the EU heading to the polls from tomorrow, here's what's been happening in the final days of campaigning. -
United Kingdom Watch: World's first Porsche expected to fetch up to €18m at auction This 1939 Type 64, one of three built, belonged to company founder Ferdinand Porsche. It was built for a Berlin to Rome race to take place in September 1939, which was cancelled due to WWII. -
Europe News European Parliament elections 2019: The effect of British MEPs' long goodbye to Brussels UK MEPs are saying a long goodbye to Brussels, but what impact will their presence have on the new European parliament and what will happen when they leave? We explore the Brexit effect. -
World News Why are security experts worried about Huawei building 5G networks? Euronews asks national security and China experts about the Huawei security concerns. -
USA As impeachment talk escalates, Pelosi says Trump is engaged in a 'cover-up' The House speaker's comments come as calls by Democrats to open an impeachment inquiry grow louder. -
USA Unclear if Virginia Gov. Northam posed in racist yearbook picture, investigation finds The probe's findings come more than three months after the scandal broke in February when the page surfaced online on a conservative news site — leading to calls for Northam's resignation. -
No Comment Bringing back the bilby - a century extinct in New South Wales The Autralian bunny, best-loved marsupial, may eventually become extinct if action is not taken to save it. -
Earth News How Jennifer Lopez is out to save our world's oceans The american singer-actress is venturing into the world of sustainability with a new collection that will keep our oceans clean. -
United Kingdom Watch: Security conscious Queen Elizabeth asks if automatic checkouts can be 'diddled' Unexpected monarch in bagging area? -
USA Draft IRS memo says Treasury must turn over Trump's taxes unless he invokes executive privilege The confidential memo contradicts the Trump administration's rationale for refusing to provide Congress with the president's tax information. -
USA Democrats still haven't figured out how to fight Trump 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. -
Business British Steel's liquidation threatens 5,000 jobs hours before Euro election Britain’s second-largest steelmaker has been forced into liquidation as attempts continue to secure £75m (€85m) to help mitigate Brexit-related issues. -
Ecotech The shipping industry may finally be turning to wind power The industry is cutting emissions and turning to sail power. -
USA Watch: Rock star's welcome for goats arriving to eat their way through NYC park In a win-win, the goats get an all you can eat buffet and the park doesn't have to use chemical weed killer. -
USA Trump goes off on impeachment in early morning tweetstorm Without Trump-related investigations, the president claimed his approval rating "would be at 65%," adding, "Too bad!" -
World News Fake content floods Facebook ahead of EU elections A new investigation finds that far-right networks flood Facebook with disinformation ahead of the EU elections. -
United Kingdom European Parliament to investigate Nigel Farage over gifts from insurance tycoon The European Parliament is to open an investigation on British Eurosceptic MEP Nigel Farage following allegations that the lawmaker has received £450,000 (€510,000) in undeclared donations by millionnaire Arron Banks. -
Europe News EU elections live: Brexit Party dominates, Verhofstadt targets populism Follow our live blog for the latest updates on the EU elections. -
USA The Velvet Revolution brought democracy, but where are the voters? "My aim is to double the turnout to around 25 percent. People laugh, they don't believe it's possible." -
Earth News Five florists offering Europe's best sustainable flowers These independent florists make it easy to keep your garden green in more ways than one. -
No Comment Mischievous wolf pups are newest addition to Monterrey zoo Mexico's La Pastora Zoo has two new "mischievous" additions to its pack of Canadian wolves. -
World Road Trip Europe Day 48 Munster: How is the city coping with its refugee quota? Despite talk of a refugee "crisis", in Munster the absorption of displaced people into the local community seems to be working well. -
USA Iraq sending teams to Tehran, Washington seeking to calm tensions The country could "be a stabilizing factor in a turbulent region," according to the U.N.'s Iraq envoy. -
World New sex abuse scandal rocks Catholic Church in Poland A new documentary exposing child sex abuse by members of the Roman Catholic Church is forcing the country's bishops to meet in Warsaw today. Released over the weekend, the film entitled 'Tell No One' reportedly shows how abusive priests ruined the lives of victims and faced no consequences. -
World North Macedonia awaits EU membership talks ahead of election While the British Prime Minister struggles to make good on the country's decision to leave the EU, North Macedonia is waiting for the green light to start membership talks with the bloc. -
USA People in many developed countries are getting dumber, and the U.S. is likely next ǀ View An intelligence crisis could undermine our problem-solving capacities and dim the prospects of the global economy. -
USA Handwritten wills, if real, shed light on Aretha Franklin One of the wills, none of which have been authenticated, names a surprise father for one of the late singer's sons. -
Libya 'Haftar's troops are criminals and thugs,' Libyan PM tells Euronews in exclusive interview "They are criminal gangs, ideological groups, thugs and outlaws," al-Serraj told Euronews in exclusive interview -
Earth News A new floating pool on the Thames is about to become a reality Our interview with architect Chris Romer-Lee from Studio Octopi about the opening of the Thames Baths in London. -
Indonesia Six dead and hundreds injured after unrest following Indonesia election result Six people have died and 200 were injured in civil unrest in the Indonesian capital, its governor, Anies Baswedan, said on Wednesday. -
USA Abortion rights activists protest restrictive new laws Dozens of rallies and demonstrations were scheduled from coast to coast Tuesday afternoon. -
USA Ben Carson acknowledges HUD fell short on carbon monoxide protections: 'That's wrong' Carson's comments to Congress follow an NBC News investigation into the lack of federal requirements for carbon monoxide detectors in public housing.