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Jeremy Hunt's message to the US | Euronews Answers

The UK foreign secretary wants to build links with Washington

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Euroviews. Allegations against Asia Argento show how stereotypes harm male victims | View

The toxic messages that we promote about male sexuality make it difficult for many people to understand assaults against men.

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Colorado father charged with 5 counts of murder in deaths of wife, daughters

Christopher Lee Watts is also charged with three counts of tampering with a deceased body.

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Two men wanted for questioning in Nashville murders in custody

Two people wanted for questioning in connection with three murders in Nashville, Tenn., last week were in taken into custody on Monday, authorities said.

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Microsoft claims new evidence Russia tried to hack U.S. politics

The alleged hackers, Fancy Bear, were named in Robert Mueller's indictment of 12 Russian officials for alleged interference in the 2016 election.

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Woman killed by 8-foot alligator while walking dog in South Carolina

Witnesses said the woman was pulled under the water by the alligator.

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Why Asia Argento allegations might actually strengthen #MeToo movement

The New York Times reported that the actress, a prominent Harvey Weinstein accuser, sexually assaulted co-star Jimmy Bennett when he was just 17 years old.

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Euroviews. Trump's favorite whipping boy Jeff Sessions also his most dangerous cabinet member

Following in the footsteps of Deep South segregationists, Sessions has weaponized the legal system against minorities, immigrants and political opponents.

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Scientists bolder in blaming global warming for extreme weather

Researchers no longer hesitate to blame climate change for floods, fires and heat waves. Here's how the science works.

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Sex abuse scandal leaves some priests grappling with a sense of betrayal

"We don't have all the answers. We're as shocked as you are in many cases," one priest told his congregation.

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Yosemite's Ferguson Fire declared fully contained

The fire shut off access to Yosemite National Park's biggest attractions at the height of the summer season.

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Nashville on edge as police hunt 'cold-blooded' murder suspects

Authorities said the pair may be linked to a string of recent crimes, including four attempted robberies and the killing of a man walking to a bus stop.

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Euroviews. Resistance to Trump has turned into a rather lucrative grift | View

It's disappointing, but not surprising, to see the desire to fight this White House coopted in service of personal enrichment.

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Husband arrested in family's murder had financial struggles

The couple seemed to have everything — but now family of Chris and Shanann Watts are left wondering if he is capable of killing her and their children.

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Euroviews. Aretha Franklin, Queen of Rock! | View

There's a reason why the "Queen of Soul" was the first woman to be inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.

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Vatican tells abuse victims 'the pope is on their side'

In its first statement on the Pennsylvania sexual abuse report, the Vatican said it must "learn hard lessons from its past."

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Euroviews. Aretha Franklin was the queen of every musical genre she tried

No one could've taken the crown she wore for 50 years; her musicianship was unmatched in her time.

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Remains found at N.M compound identified as those of missing boy

Prosecutors have said that the boy, now identified as Abdul-Ghani Wahhaj, 3, died in a religious ritual because his father thought he was possessed by demons.

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Boy, 14, silently stabbed girl in Oklahoma school auditorium: police

The victim sustained wounds to her face, arm and hand, police said. The suspected stabber was in custody but has refused to speak to authorities.

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Environmentalists, not climate, blamed for fires

Environmental groups push back on the Interior secretary's claim that they are to blame