The Chinese contemporary artist Ai Wei Wei has taken part in a protest against the extradition of the Wikileaks founder Julian Assange to the US. Ai warned that such a development wouldRead More…
The US Senate has failed to override US President Donald Trump’s veto of a resolution which would have ended Washington’s military support for the Saudi Arabia-led coalition, which has been bombing YemenRead More…
Former Real Madrid manager Jose Mourinho has sent his support to club legend Iker Casillas after the goalkeeper suffered a heart attack at training with Porto this week. Read Full Article atRead More…
Embattled Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro thanked his country’s armed forces for remaining loyal in the face of a failed opposition coup plot, holding a parade in their honor. Read Full Article atRead More…
Follow RT Sport’s live updates from Thursday night’s two UEFA Europa League semi-final first-leg ties, as two London clubs from the Premier League face opposition from La Liga and the Bundesliga inRead More…
Citing policies against ‘dangerous individuals and organizations,’ Instagram and Facebook banned Infowars, Alex Jones, Milo Yiannopoulos and Louis Farrakhan, among others. Any mention of them will result in bans, too. Read FullRead More…
Golfing superstar Tiger Woods will be presented with a Presidential Medal of Freedom by US President Donald Trump when he visits the White House on Monday. Read Full Article at RT.com Source:Read More…
Journalist Neil Clark ran some verbal victory laps around former UK Defence Secretary Gavin Williamson, who has just got canned for allegedly leaking government secrets regarding Chinese tech firm Huawei. Read FullRead More…
Things got a little weird on MSNBC talk show Hardball, when Chris Matthews was forced to apologize after an ill-advised comparison between executive privilege and virginity left his guest, Senator Kamala Harris,Read More…
Prominent British journalist Peter Oborne has said the case surrounding former UK Defence Secretary Gavin Williamson’s firing exposes “revolting double standards” in how London deals with security breaches. Read Full Article atRead More…