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Trump wanted to fire Mueller in June but backed down

Trump tried to fire Robert Mueller in June but backed off when his White House counsel threatened to resign, a source with firsthand knowledge confirmed to NBC.

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Trump poised to rain on Davos globalisation parade

Trump puts America First in Davos: in an interview with CNBC, the American President talks trade deals, the global elite, and a possible second term.

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Trump ‘ready to apologise’ for UK far-right group retweet

The US president says he knew ‘nothing’ about Britain First and did not mean to endorse ‘horrible, racist people’.

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Trump trumpets 'tremendous' boost in US-UK trade

Who said the British-American relationship was frosty? "We like each other a lot," said President Trump as he met with Prime Minister Theresa May, adding their two countries would be seeing a "tremendous" boost in bilateral trade.

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President Trump touches down in Davos

US leader will give speech on Friday, but delegates fear nationalistic tone at global summit.

Sweden

Euroviews. Sweden feels force of Trump effect: View

The populist right in Sweden is riding the same wave that brought Donald Trump to power in the US, writes Susan T Jackson.

USA

Trump says he's willing to testify in Robert Mueller's Russia probe

"I could be interviewed under oath within weeks"

USA

Michael Flynn kept FBI interview concealed from White House and Trump

A year ago, Donald Trump's then-national security adviser met FBI investigators probing Russian ties without telling the new president or his staff, sources say.

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'President Trump's use of fake news is the real problem'

A panel of heavyweights in the media industry looked at ways to tackle the problem of disinformation at the World Economic Forum in Davos.

World News

Senate confirms Powell as next Federal Reserve chairman

The US Senate overwhelmingly approves President Trump's nominee for the Federal Reserve, Jerome Powell.

USA

A statue to liberty

The US government shutdown was part of a battle against immigration. In a symbolic gesture, Democratic New York Governor, Andrew Cuomo, paid to keep the monument open.

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Bad weather saves Trump from Davos ‘un-welcome’ rally

Swiss activists told Euronews they had planned to protest in Davos to let the president know “we don’t like who you are or what you do.”

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World Economic Forum in Davos battles snow... and awaits Trump

On the theme of "Creating a Shared Future in a Fractured World", the 2018 Global Economic Forum in Davos will open its doors despite a thick blanket of snow, and the risk that its closing speaker, Donald Trump, won't make it to defend his "America First" policy because of a shutdown back home.

USA

Government shutdown looms over US working week

In the US Senate, Democrats are refusing to pass temporary Government funding measures without a deal on immigration. With the Government in shutdown, Republican Mitch McConnell has inched towards a compromise, but is it enough?

World News

Women around the world march to protest a year of Trump

Women promise their resistance to attacks on minorities, immigrants, abortion rights, and the LGBT community will not cease.

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US Vice President Mike Pence visits Middle East

Mr Pence's trip to Egypt, the first leg of a Middle East tour, was marred by continuing anger over the US recognition of Jerusalem as Israel's capital last month.

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Women's marches draw crowds in cities across the U.S

On the anniversary of Trump’s inauguration, people marched against his policies and in support of the #MeToo movement against sexual assault and harassment.

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Democrats and Republicans play the blame game

US politicians blamed one another after they failed to agree a spending budget that resulted in a government shutdown

USA

Americans on the march as Trump marks first anniversary in office

Pro and anti-Trump demonstrators are making their voices heard

USA

US government shutdown begins after Senate fails to agree new budget

The Senate was short of the votes needed to approve a bill to keep the federal government running.