NewsReuters VideosTrump's lawyers 'loose with the truth' like him: Schumer
"On multiple occasions they made discreet and demonstrable factual errors," Schumer said referring to Trump's lawyers who spoke on the Senate floor on Tuesday. "The president is always loose with the truth and it seems his lawyers are the same way." Schumer also said
NewsStoryfulSt John's Resident Captures Timelapse of Snow Covering His Car
The Nest camera outside a resident’s home in St John’s, Newfoundland and Labrador, captured timelapse footage of the first 24 hours of a record-breaking blizzard that hit the area January 17. In the video taken from the front of his home, Stephen Delaney’s car can be seen being covered in snow. Environment
NewsReuters VideosTesla tops $100 billion in market valuation
Another milestone for Tesla. The electric car maker's market valuation raced past the $100 billion mark Wednesday, becoming the first U.S. automaker to do so. The feat comes just two weeks after its value became worth more than that of Ford and GM combined. Tesla's turbocharged stock
NewsReuters VideosTrump downplays reported injuries to U.S. troops in Iranian attack
As word came Wednesday (January 22) that more U.S. forces potentially injured in an Iranian rocket attack on an Iraqi military base had been flown to Germany for medical evaluation, President Donald Trump speaking in Davos, Switzerland, appeared to downplay the reported injuries. (SOUNDBITE
NewsStoryfulDust Storm Turns Sky Orange in Northwestern Victoria
Damaging winds blew a dust storm across multiple states in Australia on January 22 and turned skies orange in the city of Mildura, in northwestern Victoria. South Australia Police warned motorists to “drive carefully” due to the reduced visibility. The Bureau of Meteorology issued a severe weather warning
NewsReuters VideosIran tells Europe not to follow U.S. by undermining nuclear pact
Iranian president Hassan Rouhani is telling European powers not to copy the United States by undermining Tehran's strained nuclear pact -- but also pledged that Tehran would not seek nuclear weapons whether or not the deal survived. Britain, France and Germany launched a dispute mechanism
NewsReuters VideosVR is helping kids with autism make sense of the real world
Virtual reality and data mining are being used to help children and young people with some of the most severe forms of autism. Staff at this specialist care facility in Berkshire, England, are discovering the benefits of introducing children to new environments using VR headsets.
NewsReuters VideosStill room for improvement ahead of Wolves clash, says Klopp
SHOWS: LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND, UK (JANUARY 22, 2020) (REUTERS - ACCESS ALL) 1. (SOUNDBITE) (English) LIVERPOOL MANAGER, JUERGEN KLOPP, SAYING: "We do a lot of things right, in the right way. Dominate the game in the way which maybe it's not, you cannot really expect
NewsReuters VideosNew blow for Ted Baker as scandal grows
Ted Baker's at the high end of British fashion - though not for its investors. The UK retailer's shares dropped around 10% on Wednesday ... After it revealed its accounting scandal had more than doubled in size. The overstatement of inventory on its balance
NewsReuters VideosTrump: impeachment witnesses would be a national security risk
(SOUNDBITE) (English) REPORTER, ASKING: “Mr. President, do you want to hear from witnesses in the impeachment trial? Your team has been a little inconsistent on this--" (SOUNDBITE) (English) U.S. PRESIDENT, DONALD TRUMP, SAYING: “Well, I'll tell you the
NewsStoryfulLexington Police Rescue Deer From Freezing Cold Pool
An officer with the Lexington Police Department was the first responder to an unusual emergency on Monday, January 20, when he arrived to a home in Fayette County to find a deer had become trapped in a swimming pool in freezing conditions. According to the police department, the temperature was just
NewsReuters VideosU.S. plans to add Nigeria and others to travel ban: reports
The Trump administration is planning on adding seven more African, Asian, and Eastern European countries to its travel ban list, according to U.S. media. African nations are particularly targeted according to the Wall Street Journal, with Nigeria, Eritrea, Sudan, and Tanzania affected.
NewsReuters VideosJohnson & Johnson misses revenue estimates
Johnson & Johnson on Wednesday posted a rare miss on revenue, marking the first time in at least eight quarters that the healthcare giant fell short on sales expectations. While sales did rise to $20.75 billion for the quarter, analysts were looking for $20.8 billion. But
NewsStoryfulEmbattled Venezuelan President Maduro Meets With Soccer Legend Maradona
Argentinian soccer legend Diego Maradona arrived in the Venezuelan capital Caracas on Tuesday, January 21, where he met with Venezuela’s embattled President Nicolas Maduro. Maradona is a long-time supporter of Venezuela’s government, and maintained a friendship with Maduro’s predecessor, Hugo Chavez.
NewsStoryfulSpecial Needs Teen Walks Unaided From Bus Stop to Porch for First Time in 8 Years
A Texas teenager with special needs hit a milestone on January 10 when he walked from his school bus stop to his front porch unaided for the first time in eight years. Footage by Mandy Neal shows her son Brandon proudly making his way to the entrance of their home in Farmersville, Texas. Brandon, who
NewsStoryfulFan Captures Close-Up of Brawl Between Warring College Basketball Teams
A bench-emptying brawl made for a wild finale in a 22-point home-court victory by the Kansas Jayhawks over local college basketball rivals Kansas State Wildcats on January 21. The incident saw players from both teams spill over courtside, close to a priority seating area for fans with disabilities, at
NewsStoryful'Manhattanhenge' Sunrise Dazzles Onlookers in New York City
New York City’s “Manhattanhenge” sunrise drenched Midtown Manhattan in brilliant light on Wednesday, January 22. The phenomenon typically occurs at sunset during the spring or summer and happens when the sun “aligns precisely with the Manhattan street grid,” according to astrophysicist Neil deGrasse
NewsReuters VideosDior's Grecian goddesses kick off Paris fashion extravaganza
Christian Dior took the fashion world back to ancient Greece on Monday (January 20) with vapourous peplum-style gowns and shimmering golden numbers at its Haute Couture show, part of a twice-yearly showcase of one-of-a-kind outfits by top designers in Paris. Some models showed off glittering
NewsReuters VideosSaudi foreign minister: Claim Crown Prince hacked Bezos phone 'absurd'
Cybersecurity experts hired by Bezos, concluded his phone was probably infiltrated by a video file sent from a WhatsApp account purportedly belonging to Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman in 2018, according to a person familiar with the matter. They said the device began leaking massive amounts
NewsReuters VideosJumia, Africa's 'Amazon', seeks to move on from a bruising 2019
Jumia Technologies will focus on proving it can turn a profit after a bruising 2019, one of the e-commerce giant's co-founders - Jeremy Hodara - has said. (SOUNDBITE) (English) CO-CHIEF AND EXECUTIVE AND FOUNDER, JEREMY HODARA SAYING: "Now we're going to be extremely
NewsReuters VideosAirlines scour the world for scarce 737 MAX simulators
A shortage in training facilities for Boeing's 737 MAX aircraft is seeing airlines scrambling as far afield as Fiji, Iceland and Panama for suitable simulators. It's the latest in a long line of setbacks for the troubled 737 model - and comes after its makers said it is unlikely
NewsReuters Videos'I will continue to fight': South Korea's first transgender soldier vows to oppose dismissal
Byun Hui-su-- South Korea's first transgender soldier, said on Wednesday (January 22) she would sue the country's military after it announced it would dismiss her for undergoing gender reassignment surgery last year. (SOUNDBITE) (Korean) SOUTH KOREA'S FIRST TRANSGENDER
NewsReuters VideosDuchess of Cambridge, Kate Middleton, attends baby sensory class in Cardiff
The Duchess of Cambridge does a 24-hour tour to launch a survey of the people's views on bringing up children.
NewsReuters VideosTrump meets Iraqi president in Davos
Trump added that "we've been friends and the relationship is good." His Iraqi counterpart, president Barham Salih, said he was looking forward to a "very fruitful and candid conversation" with Trump. He added: "We have had an enduring relationship
NewsReuters VideosStocks: DAX highs, Daimler slows
As China endeavors to contain the spread of the coronavirus, share markets were endeavoring to contain their nerves over the outbreak ... And on Wednesday were largely succeeding. Following through on a positive session in Asia, most of Europe's bourses edged into the black