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Outside in New York, the storm started, while dozens of camera crews went into pornography on Monday, Stormy Daniels, who tried to enter the New York court. Inside, Donald Trump's personal attorney, Michael Cohen, tried hard to prevent the thousands of documents found in his home, office, and hotel room during an FBI raid from being used in criminal investigations against him. That failed: Cohen fetched sails and a number of documents will be inspected. This counts as a sensitive loss for the Trump camp.

The three journalists who brought the sex scandal around film producer Harvey Weinstein to light with reports in The New York Times and The New Yorker have won a Pulitzer Prize. This was announced on Monday by the jury of Columbia University in New York.

At least seven prisoners were killed by riots in a prison in the American state of South Carolina. Seventeen others were injured, reports the American newspaper The New York Times.

A blue megapenis that can be admired since Wednesday on the edge of a flat in Stockholm, is not to everyone's liking. The artwork received a lot of comment in a short time and will soon be repainted.

Michael Cohen, the personal lawyer of the American president Donald Trump, has been the subject of a judicial investigation for months. That research focuses on his 'own business' and not on his work as a lawyer for Trump.

Buyers have paid tens of thousands of dollars for doors of rooms of the famous Chelsea Hotel in New York, behind which celebrities have slept. A masterpiece was the door of the room where Bob Dylan spent a lot of time. The piece of wood was repelled at 125,000 dollars, about 100,000 euros.

US President Donald Trump has pardoned Lewis 'Scooter' Libby, the former chief of staff of former Vice President Dick Cheney. Libby was convicted in 2007 for perjury and obstructing justice.

The Netherlands understands an American attack on the regime of President Assad of Syria, now that there is much evidence that chemical weapons have been used against the population of Douma. That's what Prime Minister Mark Rutte told China in China today.

The United States is conducting feverish consultations with France and Great Britain about military action against Syria. After the harsh words of Donald Trump yesterday, who warned that the 'missiles are coming', America has left the door ajar for a diplomatic solution. 'We study all options,' said the spokeswoman for the White House. But it is expected that the diplomatic door will be slammed quickly and hard.

Although the play is officially premiered, Harry Potter And The Cursed Child has already broken a record on Broadway. Production in the third week of the previews turned the highest weekly turnover for a non-musical ever.

Employees of the federal American police (FBI) have raided the office of Michael Cohen, the personal lawyer of President Donald Trump. The New York Times reported this on Monday.

The police in New York have been torn out for a fire in the Trump Tower. That is what American news media reports.

That the American police is less diplomatic than the Dutch was already known. The Georgia authorities want to underline their zero-tolerance policy with a piquant welcome sign: 'We have 365 cemeteries.'

The sperm bank of the Chinese capital Beijingeist from donors that they endorse the communist principles.

Since the disappearance of the legendary Concorde in 2003, there has been no supersonic passenger plane. But if it is up to NASA, that will change.

Outside Rihanna's 'Rude Boy' shines through the luxurious shopping center, young people sitting in a state-of-the-art office sipping a latte bent over their laptops on their first start-up. It could be London, New York or Tel Aviv. But this is Rawabi, the first planned city in the West Bank.

The rapper Safaree Samuels, known in the United States, was robbed and deprived of no less than 150,000 euros in cash and some jewels in New York in the middle of the night. The rapper, also known as a reality star, says he was ambushed by two unknown men around two o'clock in the night. Samuels had to lie on the floor and got a gun on his head.

The Egyptian police closed the offices of news website Masr al-Arabia late Tuesday night and arrested the editor-in-chief. This is what journalists say about the site.

Composer Stephen Emmer won special music awards last weekend in New York.

The selection process of jury members for the new handling of the abuse case against Bill Cosby has resulted in one member on Monday. The court had summoned 120 potential jurors.

Good friendships. No man can live without it. For an investigation, scientists at Kansas University have calculated how many hours you spend on closing a good friendship.

Englishmen are shocked: for the first time in history, London has more murders than New York.

Convicts of domestic violence must surrender all their firearms in the American state of New York. The governor of New York Andrew Cuomo says in a statement that a law has been amended to ensure that convicts must transfer not only guns but all firearms.

Taxi app Uber stops delivering packages in the United States. The company raises its service Rush in fierce cities after fierce competition.

Philips waits for millions of claims in the United States due to pollution of the groundwater. The case involving waste products from components delivered between 1953 and 1989 is continued despite Philips' opposition to the courts.

In the United States, noise has arisen because agents have shot an unarmed black man. For days there have been protests in the city of Sacramento. Research by order of the relatives shows that Stephon Clark was shot eight times in the back and the side.

The municipality of New York will give its inhabitants free software to increase their online security. 'As administrators, our job is to ensure that people are safe online,' said Mayor Bill de Blasio at the presentation of the new NYC Secure platform.

Facebook has stored secretly deleted videos of some users. It concerns recordings via the Facebook website that were not ultimately posted or sent by the user, reports New York Magazine.

The suspect of the mass murder at a school in the American Parkland, Nikolas Cruz, receives a lot of mail. This includes fan mail and love letters, reports the local newspaper Sun-Sentinel.

In a very turbulent month for international diplomacy, the Netherlands chaired the UN Security Council. Prime Minister Rutte drew himself to the UN headquarters in New York on the last day of the meeting and noted that there is a ring of instability around Europe- with Russia, Africa and the Middle East- and that America is unpredictable with the many changes in the cabinet's position.-Trump.