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US: 'top secret' emails on Hillary Clinton's home server

The US State Department has, for the first time, conceded that seven email chains on Hillary Clinton’s home server contain top secret information

World News

Iranian drone takes "precise" photos as it flies over US aircraft carrier

An unarmed Iranian drone has flown directly over a US aircraft carrier operating in international waters and taken “precise” photos, according to

Economy

US economy slows in Q4, GDP at 0.7% and 2.4% for all of 2015

US economic growth slowed final part of 2015 as consumers cut back and exports were hit by the strength of the dollar and weak demand worldwide.

My Europe Series

The U.S. presidential election explained

This week on UTalk, Chris in London asks: “How is the U.S. president elected?” Euronews’ correspondent in Washington D.C., Stefan Grobe, walks us

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The US presidential primaries explained

How is the President of the USA elected? The election of the President of the United States is not a direct, national election, but an indirect vote

Cinema

Natalie Portman gets tough in 'Jane got a gun'

Natalie Portman stars in 'Jane got a Gun' - a western about a woman who has to defend her home

USA

Trump boycotts Fox news debate but still takes centre stage in presidential race

Presidential hopeful Donald Trump may have been absent from the Republican debate in Iowa on the Fox News channel on Thursday but that didn’t stop

USA

Analysis: Republican candidates try to escape Trump's shadow

Cinema

Sundance Film Festival flies high with "Eddie the Eagle"

Park City, Utah has become the home of Sundance. Now there’s a word which has a particular resonance with those who remember the movie Butch Cassidy

World News

US: jailed Oregon protest leader urges followers to abandon occupation of wildlife refuge

The jailed leader of an armed protest group that has been occupying a wildlife refuge in the US state of Oregon, has told the remaining protesters to

USA

God’s own country prefers candidates seen as least religious, study finds

World News

Democratic candidate Bernie Sanders has rare audience with US president

Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders is considered an underdog by some, including current US President Barack Obama, who described him in

USA

1 dead, 8 arrested as FBI agents confront Oregon militia

The leader of an armed protest group in Oregon has been arrested and one member of his group killed in a shootout with the FBI. Ammon Bundy’s group

Economy

US central bank in wait-and-see mode amid market turbulence

The Federal Reserve has left interest rates unchanged and will "closely monitoring" global economic and financial developments.

China

US urges China to take stronger stance over N Korea nuclear tests

US Secretary of State John Kerry has sharply criticised North Korea for carrying out a fourth nuclear test, despite international warnings. Kerry has

USA

US: Trump pulls out of Fox News debate days before key Iowa vote

Donald Trump, the frontrunner for the US Republican presidential nomination, has pulled out of Thursday’s Fox News TV debate with party rivals, just

World News

World still three minutes from 'apocalypse' according Doomsday Clock

The “Doomsday Clock” which measures the likelihood of a global catastrophe is remaining at three minutes-to midnight – with midnight symbolising

World News

Further sanctions on Cuba lifted

The United States on Tuesday announced further easing of sanctions on Cuba, the latest move towards fully restoring relations with Communist-run

USA

Where do US presidential candidates stand on foreign policy?

USA

USA: reports of shooting at San Diego naval medical centre prove unfounded

Reports of a shooting at a naval medical centre in San Diego, California appear to have been a false alarm. Navy officials have said that a witness