world news Europe briefing: Five stories to know about today We look back at the biggest stories from across Europe this morning. 06/11/2018
Good Morning Europe Funerals held for some of the 11 victims of Pittsburgh synagogue shooting U.S. President Donald Trump and his family visited Pittsburgh yesterday and spent time at the Tree of Life synagogue where 11 people were shot in the deadliest attack on Jewish people in America's history. His reception was mixed- but away from the protests and the President were the funerals. 31/10/2018
Cult LA: "Cabinet of Horrors" exhibition Guerrilla artist known for his grotesque take on American politicians casts an eye on the Trump Administration. Robbie Conal takes aim at everyone from the Vice President Mike Pence to the former advisor Steve Bannon and Kellyanne Conway. 27/10/2018
World Taylor Swift breaks political silence, endorses Democrats Although Taylor Swift was "reluctant" to break her apolitical stance, the popstar endorsed Democratic candidates for the upcoming US midterm elections. 08/10/2018
USA Hush payments came from me, were not a campaign violation, says Trump US President Donald Trump said so-called hush payments made to two women who say he had affairs with them did not come from campaign funds but from him personally. 23/08/2018
Turkey Turkey's Iyi Party retracts call to seize Trump Towers in Istanbul Iyi opposition party spokesperson Aytun Çıray apologised for his statement calling for the seizure of the Turkish franchise of Trump Towers. 02/08/2018
United Kingdom Trump's claims on popularity and London crime: What is true? Euronews take a closer look at some of the claims Trump made in his bombshell interview with The Sun. 13/07/2018
Italy World's powerful convene for Bilderberg meeting: What is it? Some 131 participants from 23 countries are gathering in Turin, Italy for the 66th edition of the Bilderberg Meetings. 07/06/2018
USA Gina Haspel confirmed as CIA's first female director The US Senate has voted in favour of appointing the CIA's first female director. The confirmation of Gina Haspel, a veteran of the spy agency, follows a partisan fight among lawmakers over her role in the its post-9/11 interrogation programme. 18/05/2018
world news Trump nominates US ambassador to EU: What you need to know President Donald Trump nominated Gordon D. Sondland to become the next US ambassador to the EU, nearly a year and a half after the previous one was let go. 11/05/2018
USA Former US first lady Barbara Bush dies at 92 Known for her blunt speaking and self-deprecating wit, she was also fiercely protective of her family. 18/04/2018
USA Barbara Bush declines further treatment amid 'failing health' Former first lady Barbara Bush is to be given palliative care after declining further hospital care. 16/04/2018
Russia Diplomats on the move as Russians and Americans return home The diplomats expelled from the USA are back home, while the American consulate in St. Petersburg closes for business. 01/04/2018
USA Five things Stormy Daniels said about her alleged affair with Trump The porn actress said she was threatened to keep quiet about an alleged affair with US President Donald Trump, among other claims. 26/03/2018
USA President Donald Trump signs $1.3tn spending bill Trump said he had signed the bill, despite his qualms on some issues, because a $60 billion increase in military spending had convinced him it was a worthwhile compromise. 23/03/2018
world news US Congress unveils $1.3tn spending budget The bill now goes to the Senate which is expected to vote before current government funding expires at midnight on Friday 22/03/2018
USA TV actress Nixon in NY governor bid Former 'Sex and the City' star Cynthia Nixon is running for governor of New York state 20/03/2018
USA US porn star Stormy Daniels sues Trump, wants to speak out Adult film star Stormy Daniels sues President Trump, saying the nondisclosure agreement arranged to cover up their alleged relationship is invalid because he never signed it. 07/03/2018
USA Hope Hicks resigns as Trump’s White House communications chief Trump's longtime aide quit a day after she appeared before a congressional committee investigating Russian interference in the 2016 election, and acknowledged she sometimes told "white lies" for the president, according to lawmakers. 01/03/2018
USA Florida school shooter Nikolas Cruz had plenty more ammo School shooting suspect Nikolas Cruz had five more fully loaded magazines, one of which was marked with a swastika, sources tell NBC News. 28/02/2018
USA House Democrats release intelligence memo as rebuttal to GOP Democrats release redacted version of a 10-page rebuttal to Republicans' FISA memo. 24/02/2018
world news Robert Mueller files new charges against Paul Manafort US Special Counsel Robert Mueller filed new criminal charges on Thursday against President Donald Trump's ex-campaign aides Paul Manafort and Rick Gates that include bank and tax fraud, stepping up pressure in a legal battle that started last year. 24/02/2018
USA What we know about ‘Hapsburg group’ named in Manafort scheme The ex-Trump campaign manager paid former European politicians more than 2 million euros to lobby for Ukraine, according to a new indictment. 24/02/2018
United Kingdom Expert says culture & legal loopholes behind America's gun carnage Criminologist also blames American myth of "armed lawbringer" and patchwork approach nationally, with data on mental health or previous convictions often unavailable for background checks. 16/02/2018
USA Train carrying US Republicans hits truck, killing driver No serious injuries were reported among the Republican members of Congress on the train, who were on their way to an annual retreat in West Virginia. 31/01/2018
