World News Euroviews. To save Iran deal, Europe must boldly protect business against US sanctions | View Euronews speaks to an expert on nonproliferation and disarmament in the Middle East, Dina Esfandiary, about Trump's decision to leave the Iran nuclear deal. 9 May 2018
Iran ‘Death to America’: Iran MPs burn American flag in parliament The lawmakers staged the demonstration on Wednesday morning, the day after Trump announced he was ditching the 2015 nuclear deal. 9 May 2018
USA Uber unveils concept for flying taxi One day you could by flying every day using the same technology that powers US military drones. 9 May 2018
World News Rockefeller family trophy paintings net $646 million to open auction Bidders came ready to spend big bucks and walked away with trophy paintings by Matisse, Monet and Picasso. 9 May 2018
World News Stormy lawyer says Russian oligarch put $500K in Michael Cohen account Michael Avenatti provided no documentation for his claims, which he posted on Twitter 9 May 2018
No Comment Homes in danger as volcano in Hawaii continues to erupt Kilauea erupted after a powerful earthquake 8 May 2018
World News Euroviews. Trump's unilateral power to withdraw from treaties comes from Congress | View The US constitution provided for the separation of powers to save us from autocrats. But the legislative branch undermined that. 8 May 2018
World News NY Attorney General resigns amid allegations of violence toward women Schneiderman, a #MeToo champion, strongly denied allegations in The New Yorker, as did his ex-wife. 8 May 2018
World News Black University of Florida grads pushed off stage "We were talking amongst ourselves in the back row about what an ugly scene it was," student Christopher Garcia-Wilde said. 8 May 2018
World News They lived modestly and quietly saved. Then they left millions to charity. These frugal millionaires wore faded clothes and drove used cars, keeping their fortunes a secret until their death. 7 May 2018
World News Lava damages 26 homes in Hawaii eruption "There's no sign of slowing down. We had some pauses yesterday, but there's a lot of magma underground." 7 May 2018
No Comment Toasting UK royals with a 'Markle Sparkle?' It's an American thing It may not be on the menu at the upcoming wedding of Britain's Prince Harry and American actress Meghan Markle, but some Yanks will toast the happy couple with a "Markle Sparkle." 6 May 2018
No Comment Mexicans celebrate Cinco de Mayo The holiday has caught the imagination of Mexicans and other Latinos around the world, particularly those living in United States 6 May 2018
World News Toxic gas replaces lava as top concern on Hawaii's Big Island Officials say some residents of Leilani Estates might be able to return after the Kilauea volcano on the Big Island of Hawaii goes quiet. 6 May 2018
World News Euroviews. Don't be shocked Swedish meatballs are Turkish. All your food comes from elsewhere | View The history of food and so-called "national dishes" is a story of human hunger and interdependence. 5 May 2018
World News Euroviews. US-EU divisions encouraging Iran's 'bloody' adventurism | View Cooperation and determination between Europe and the US may save the Iran nuclear deal, but it will take more to end Tehran’s meddling in the region. 4 May 2018
Djibouti US says pilots injured by lasers used from Chinese base American aircraft are being targeted by Chinese laser attacks, Pentagon claims. 4 May 2018
World News Lava sparks mandatory evacuations on Hawaii's Big Island Steam and red lava emerge from a crack in the earth after a 5.0 earthquake. 4 May 2018
World News School chief charged over defecating on rival's sports field Thomas Tramaglini, superintendent of schools in Kenilworth, was arrested at Holmdel High and charged with lewdness, littering and defecating in public. 4 May 2018
No Comment Small groups from caravan of asylum seekers cross to US A group of women and children passed through to the US side of the border with Mexico on Wednesday, part of the caravan of Central Americans seeking asylum in the United States 3 May 2018