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Aluminium Production: What to Do With 150 Million Tons of Waste Futuris meets scientists in Germany and Belgium hoping to dramatically improve ways to increase Red mud recycling.

Kim Jong Un Attends K-Pop Performance by South Korean Artists in Pyongyang The North Korean leader's appearance came amidst thawing tensions between the neighbouring East Asian nations.

President Trump Attends White House Easter Egg Roll, Discusses Immigration President Donald Trump attends the White House Easter Egg Roll and discusses immigration, including the DACA program.

Father Released From Immigration Detention in CA A father arrested by immigration officials after dropping off his daughter at day care in California has been released from a detention center and will be allowed to remain in the U.S.

Man Who Used ‘Affluenza’ Defense Freed from Jail Ethan Couch, who as a 16-year-old driver drunkenly struck and killed four pedestrians but dodged prison after suggesting that his irresponsibility was a result of his entitled upbringing, walked free from a Texas jail Monday.

Thousands of Oklahoma, Kentucky Teachers Protest Thousands of Kentucky and Oklahoma teachers rally for education funding and pay raises.

Cosby Arrives for 1st Day of Jury Selection Comedian Bill Cosby has arrived for the first day of jury selection in his retrial on sexual assault charges.

Stunning Cuban Cuisine Celebrated in New Doc New documentary "Cuban Food Stories" reveals there's more to the nation's food than first meets the eye.

Witnesses Forever Changed by King’s Final Days Martin Luther King Jr. was assassinated April 4, 1968, at a Memphis motel, altering the course of history. But his death also changed the lives of those who saw him in the hours before and after he died.

Sanitation Worker Recounts Marching with King Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. turned his attention to Memphis after the deaths of two sanitation workers on Feb. 1, 1968. Elmore Nickleberry, who still drives trucks for the department, recalls marching with King to get better working conditions.

Preview Of Bill Cosby’s Sexual Assault Retrial Comedian Bill Cosby's sexual assault retrial starts Monday in Norristown, Pennsylvania, with jury selection expected to last several days. Associated Press reporter Mike Sisak recaps events that have led up to the retrial.

President Donald Trump Vents Anger Over Immigration In New Tweets | Morning Joe | MSNBC In a new round of Monday tweets, President Donald Trump sounded off again on immigration, border laws, and he called on Congress to pass 'Border Legislation'. The panel discusses.

Kenneth Starr Weighs In On Stormy Daniels’ Allegations | Morning Joe | MSNBC Former Whitewater independent counsel Kenneth Starr weighed in about Stormy Daniels' allegations in a new interview. Yahoo! News' Michael Isikoff and author Sophia Nelson join the discussion.

An Embarrassing Moment For Journalism’ | Morning Joe | MSNBC The web site Deadspin released a video of news anchors who work for stations owned by the Sinclair Broadcast Group all reading a promo about fake news that is similar to lines used by the president. The Morning Joe panel discusses what makes the promos so troubling.

President Donald Trump Contradicts Himself With US Border Claims | Morning Joe | MSNBC Over the weekend, President Donald Trump claimed the border between Mexico and the U.S. was getting more dangerous, claiming that 'caravans' were coming over the border. The president previously claimed the borders were getting safer.

South Korea Sends Cultural Exports North to Charm Kim Jong Un Kim first N. Korean leader to attend a South Korean cultural event of any kind as relations between the pair continue to show signs of improvement.

Rolling Rail Strikes Set to Begin in France Unions plan three months of industrial action in bid to force government rethink on reforms.