2 February 2020 | Euronews
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USA 'HELP!!!': Newly released NOAA emails show uproar over Trump's hurricane claims "What's next? Climate science is a hoax?" the NOAA's acting chief scientist wrote. "Flabbergasted to leave our forecasters hanging in the political wind." -
No Comment Inside Mexico's hidden museum of drug trafficking Mexico has a secret exhibition about drug trafficking that can only be accessed by military and intelligence agents and researchers. -
No Comment Spring will come earlier this year, says groundhog Phil Phil did not see his shadow on Sunday, which means that spring comes earlier this year. -
World News Mike Pompeo tours Kazakhstan with warning over Chinese investment US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo told senior Kazakh officials that Chinese investment comes with a cost to sovereignty. -
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World News Italian scientists isolate DNA sequence of coronavirus Scientists in Rome say they have isolated the DNA sequence of the coronavirus and will share the research worldwide to help combat the outbreak -
USA Iowa still bars ex-felons from voting, frustrating Democratic caucusgoers The state's Republican governor wants to fix the issue via state constitutional amendment, frustrating Democrats and advocates who have pushed for more immediate action. -
USA John Kerry overheard discussing possible 2020 bid amid concern of 'Sanders taking down the Democratic Party' That he would even discuss the possibility suggests that prominent members of the Democratic Party remain deeply unsettled by the current field. -
World News Social media marks 02/02/2020 as global 'Palindrome Day' Unlike most days of its kind, 02/02/2020 is lso palindromic in both the United States and European date formats. -
USA 5 policy fights that have defined the Democratic race so far Underneath the horserace is a battle for what it means it means to be a Democrat in 2020. -
World News EU foreign policy chief Borell says Trump peace plan unlikely to succeed Josep Borrell, the European Union's new foreign affairs chief, is traveling to Iran to meet the country's leaders as part of a visit to the Middle East. -
USA Schiff: 'Remarkable' some Republicans say Trump's conduct was wrong but not impeachable "I would think [Trump] would think twice before he did it again," Sen. Lamar Alexander, R-Tenn., told NBC's "Meet the Press." -
USA Biden on the bus: Inside the former vice president's final Iowa pitch During a final nine-day swing through Iowa, a feeling of uncertainty surrounds Biden's campaign. -
Kosovo Albin Kurti: Kosovo's new prime minister vows to rebuild Serbia ties Kurti, 44, spent two-and-a-half years in jail for his role in the Kosovan independence movement. -
USA Trump attacks Bloomberg's height hours before their dueling Super Bowl ads "He is a pathological liar who lies about everything: his fake hair, his obesity, and his spray-on tan," the Bloomberg campaign said in response. -
USA Man shot dead by police in London after 'terrorist-related' stabbing incident "At this stage it is believed a number of people have been stabbed," London's Metropolitan Police said in a statement. -
United Kingdom Streatham terror attack: 2 stabbed on busy street before suspect shot dead A suspected terrorist wearing a fake suicide bomb was shot dead by police after stabbing two people in a "confusing and alarming" attack in a busy London street. -
USA Pete Buttigieg: Americans 'are the jury' in Trump's impeachment trial now On a special edition of "Meet the Press," the Democratic presidential candidate said it's voters' turn to weigh in on the president's actions. -
USA Caucus Night: What to watch for in Iowa's key counties Iowa is home to different kinds of communities and voters. Monday's results could offer a glimpse of how the Democratic electorate feels about the 2020 field. -
USA NBC/WSJ poll: Country remains divided over Trump's impeachment trial Majorities of Americans believe the president abused his power and obstructed Congress but split over whether it was enough to remove him. -
Germany Activists storm German coal-fired plant, calling new energy law 'a disaster' The Datteln 4 coal-fired plant is scheduled to come online next year despite the government pledging to phase out coal by 2038. -
France France quarantines 180 in former holiday camp as coronavirus precaution 180 French people evacuated from the Chinese city of Wuhan are being held in quarantine in southern France over coronavirus fears -
France France boosts anti-terror force in Sahel with 600 more troops as US mulls pull out The 600 new troops bring the total number of French soldiers on the ground to 5,100. -
USA Vatican palace turned into home for poor and homeless at Pope's behest After the building was renovated last November, it opened its doors to the homeless. -
USA At least 20 killed in stampede at church service "The stampede occurred when the worshippers were rushing to get anointed with blessed oil," said Moshi district commissioner Kippi Warioba. -
United Kingdom 'Happy Brexit Day' note in UK building demands residents 'only speak English' The notice posted in a residential building in Norwich, eastern England, has been reported to police. -
USA U.S. drone strike killed top al-Qaida leader, Trump appears to confirm in tweet The White House did not comment on whether the president's retweeting was confirmation that the U.S. killed Qassim al-Rimi. -
USA With live music and booze, Sanders draws massive crowd to party-like Iowa campaign event 3,000 people turned out for his rally in Cedar Rapids on Saturday night, dwarfing attendance figures for events held by rival campaigns. -
USA First coronavirus death outside China reported in Philippines Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte banned travel from the island nation to China. -
USA Des Moines Register pulls gold-standard Iowa Poll after potential issue The highly anticipated poll was suppressed after Pete Buttigieg's name may have been left off of a list of candidates read to some respondents. -
USA Yang turns to large number of out-of-state supporters in Iowa bid Many of the campaign's precinct captains have never been to a caucus and aren't residents — in a state where the local touch can matter. -
USA Black women in Iowa say they may sit out this year's caucus Some say candidates have reached out more to the state's rural areas. "And in rural Iowa, there's no black people."