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I have added RSS feeds for three news sources (My YouTube channel & Save America, Vote for Tulsi Gabbard & Russia Today) that will report on news you can’t get in American mainstream news or that offer a perspective often missing from mainstream news. I do not completely agree with Russia Today or Save America, Vote for Freedom on everything, but most of what’s at mainstream news is group think and I like to think for myself. Russia Today LIVE ON AIR. Vladimir Putin is on my marriage list and nobody in the U.S. reports truthfully about Vladimir or Russia so I like to hear what Russia Today has to say.

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• Illegal Immigation Discussion With My Good Friend Charles Anderson From The Lone Wolf Podcast
• Gas Prices Are Up Here's Why
• The Radical Independent Returns On Why The Libertarian Party Is Controlled Opposition
• Dr Fauci's Emails With Special Gues Charles Anderson From The Lonewolf Podcast
• Dave Cries When A Random Kid Gets Dropped Over The Border Fence
• This Might Be A Dress Rehearsal For Something For More Sinister
• The Poltically Homeless Will Need To Come Home Soon
• In Defense of Rand Paul
• The Wars Remain No Matter Who The President Is
• Israel Versus Hamas and How Libertarians Miss The Point
• Pipelines Are Infrastructure With Special Guest Charles Anderson
• The Catholic Church Is A Woke Globalist Corporation
• The General Population Remains In A Trance, The Only Hope Is Health, Freedom and Truth
• Fake Christian Franklin Graham Agrees With Hillary Clinton On Endless Wars
• Bad Cops Bad Cops, Whatcha Gonna Do When They Come For You?

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• McConnell & Idiotic Rising Host Wants To Jail IRS Leaker Instead Of Fixing The Pro-Rich Tax System
• How Billionaires Dodge Income Taxes And Screw The Middle Class || #Rodeslav
• Washington Post Fearmongers About Russia Right Before Biden-Putin Summit || #Rodeslav
• Steven Donziger Case Explained || #Rodeslav
• Marjorie Taylor Greene HATES Socialism But Has No Idea What It Actually Is || #Rodeslav
• Russian Model Assaulted By Epstein Associate Leon Black Sues For Defamation || #Rodeslav
• Judge Rules Against Ghislaine In Annie Farmer Journal, Photo & Boots Release || #Rodeslav
• Joke Florida Investigation Finds Victim Blaming Epstein Protectors Not Corrupt || #Rodeslav
• Barry Krischer Wanted Epstein To Get Work Release After Conviction || #Rodeslav
• Ghislaine Maxwell Denied Bail For 5th Time || #Rodeslav
• Corporate Lobbyist/VP & His Lawyer Found Guilty Of Bribery In Alabama || #Rodeslav
• Full Story: How Barry Krischer & Lanna Belohlavek Protected Jeffery Epstein & Punished His Victims
• Mollie Tibbetts Killer Found Guilty || #Rodeslav
• Alan Dershowitz Files $80 Million Libel Suit Against Netflix ||#Rodeslav
• Original Jeffery Epstein NPA Released By Maxwell Lawyer || #Rodeslav

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Russia Today

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• German troops jeopardize military’s reputation with allegations of anti-Semitism and sexual abuse in Lithuania
  Defense Minister Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer warned on Friday that the entire German military’s reputation is at risk after soldiers serving in Lithuania were accused of anti-Semitism and sexual abuse. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Only 41.9% of French nursing home workers vaccinated, data reveals, as health minister threatens compulsory Covid-19 jabs
  Public Health France (SpF) has said that less than half of health professionals working in nursing homes are vaccinated against Covid-19 after the health minister called on workers to come forward and get their shot. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Pyongyang must be ready for ‘both dialogue & confrontation’ with US, N. Korea’s Kim says
  North Korea needs to be ready for both dialogue and confrontation with Washington, the country’s leader, Kim Jong-un, said in his first direct statement on policy towards the “newly emerged” US administration. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Foreign workers among 11 killed & 25 missing after landslide & floods hit Nepal, officials say (VIDEO)
  Nepalese officials have said that 11 people have died after flooding and landslides, triggered by heavy rain, swept across the country. Chinese and Indian workers are among the dead and 25 remaining missing. Read Full Article at RT.com
• 760,000 South Koreans to receive Pfizer & AstraZeneca jab mix due to supply delays
  South Korea will use Pfizer’s Covid-19 vaccine as the second dose for 760,000 people who have already been administered the AstraZeneca shot, joining a growing list of countries that have mixed the two jabs. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Twitter India’s head called in for police questioning over refusal to remove video ‘inciting communal violence’ – reports
  A top executive at Twitter’s Indian branch has received a police notice asking him to appear for questioning in Ghaziabad, after local authorities said the platform stoked communal hatred by refusing to remove a violent video. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Israel bombs Gaza for 2nd day straight in response to cross-border attacks as shaky truce falters (VIDEOS)
  Hostilities between Israel and Hamas-controlled Gaza have resumed with a vengeance, with Tel Aviv firing a flurry of missiles into the enclave in response to “arson balloons” as tensions flare up under the new Israeli government. Read Full Article at RT.com
• US embassy in Kabul goes on Covid lockdown after 1 worker dies, more than 100 infected in major outbreak
  The US embassy in the Afghan capital Kabul has told its staff to work remotely from their quarters after a spike in coronavirus cases saw one local worker die, dozens infected and several others evacuated for medical treatment. Read Full Article at RT.com
• ‘True African icon’: Zambian founding father Kenneth Kaunda, independence hero who helped lead fight against HIV/AIDS, dies at 97
  Kenneth Kaunda, who became Zambia’s first president after helping to lead a peaceful revolution against colonial British rule, has died at the age of 97 after being treated for pneumonia at a military hospital in Lusaka. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Gunmen kill police officer, abduct students & teachers from Nigerian school
  Another group abduction occurred in Nigeria on Thursday, with militants killing a police officer and kidnapping five teachers and an unknown number of students in an attack on a school in the northwest of the country. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Content network delivery provider Akamai says global outage hitting banks, airlines ‘not caused by system update or cyberattack’
  An internet outage affecting hundreds of organizations, including airlines and banks, was not caused by a system update or a cyberattack, US-based content delivery network provider Akamai has said. Read Full Article at RT.com
• US-owned Australian TV network tries to reel in ad money using ‘social justice’ pitch & ‘progressive’ viewers – reports
  Hit by flagging ratings, Australia-based Network 10 has reportedly pitched itself as a voice for “social justice, equality and inclusion” and telling advertisers to “go woke” or risk going broke. Read Full Article at RT.com
• EU drugs regulator says it won’t impose 50% efficacy threshold for Covid-19 vaccines after disappointing result in CureVac trial
  The European Medicines Agency (EMA) has said it will not bring in a minimum efficacy threshold for Covid-19 vaccines. The comment comes after clinical trials showed Germany’s CureVac jab to be only 47% effective against the virus. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Israeli policeman charged over killing of autistic Palestinian man in Jerusalem
  An Israeli policeman has been charged with manslaughter over the killing of an autistic Palestinian man in Jerusalem over a year ago, the country’s Justice Ministry has said. He faces up to 12 years in jail if found guilty. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Tapes leaked to media reveal Bolivian coup government was plotting to overturn 2020 election loss with help from US mercenaries
  Top cabinet officials in the caretaker government of Jeanine Anez plotted a second coup to stay in power in Bolivia, according to leaked documents. The plan allegedly involved hundreds of US mercenaries flown in from Florida. Read Full Article at RT.com
• French prosecutors seek 6-month prison term for ex-President Sarkozy in campaign finance trial
  French prosecutors have called on a Paris judge to sentence former President Nicolas Sarkozy to six months in prison in his trial over campaign finance violations, less than the year behind bars he had potentially faced. Read Full Article at RT.com
• ‘Africa in midst of full-blown third wave’: Health officials issue stark update about continent’s Covid outbreak
  Health officials in Africa have warned that the Covid-19 virus is gaining strength on the continent, with cases rising by more than 20% week-on-week in nearly two dozen countries as the vaccination rate remains woefully low. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Total shutdown of brothels in German region ‘no longer constitutional,’ court says, allowing red-light district to reopen
  A regional court has struck down a ban on the operation of brothels in one of Germany's states, arguing that the improving Covid-19 situation allows for sex workers to return to work. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Swiss scientists discover two new cell types in mouse brains, giving insight on brain repair mechanisms
  Scientists have found two new types of brain cells after they activated a pool of dormant cells in mouse brains. The discovery provides new insights on brain repair and regeneration abilities, potentially applicable to humans too. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Chinese astronauts enter core module of future space station in historic first for Beijing
  Three Chinese astronauts have entered the core module of the country’s future space station in a crucial step towards its completion, the Chinese Foreign Ministry has announced. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Sweden’s Christian Democrats vow to vote against Prime Minister Lofven in vote of no-confidence, following Left & Sweden Democrats
  The leader of Sweden’s Christian Democrats has said his party will vote in favor of ousting center-left Prime Minister Stefan Lofven in a no-confidence vote, after the Left Party withdrew its support for the government. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Berlin police use chainsaw to pry open door of famous far-left squat (VIDEO)
  Berlin police were reportedly attacked as they forced their way into a building occupied by far-left activists after negotiations concerning a fire inspection for the dilapidated squat fell through. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Disappointing trial of German-made CureVac coronavirus vaccine won’t hamper immunization at home – health ministry
  The unsatisfactory trial results of the German-made Covid-19 vaccine will have no effect on the pace of the national immunization campaign, the country’s government has said. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Canada’s ‘abusive immigration detention system’ must end, human rights groups demand
  Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch (HRW) released a report on Thursday criticizing Canada’s indefinite immigration system for holding detainees in “abusive conditions” that cause psychological damage.  Read Full Article at RT.com
• Nightclubs to reopen in July, says French health minister, as Covid-19 cases fall quicker than expected
  The French minister of health has vowed to reopen nightclubs in July but insisted there would be specific requirements as the country recovers from a severe third wave of Covid-19. Read Full Article at RT.com
• 2 shot dead in western Germany, suspect on the run – media citing police
  A man and a woman were shot in the German town of Espelkamp in North Rhine-Westphalia, local media reported citing police. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Japan to partially lift Tokyo’s coronavirus state of emergency one month before Olympics
  Japan is set to lift the state of emergency in Tokyo and other areas one month ahead of the Olympics, Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga has said. Certain “quasi-emergency” measures, however, will be maintained for two more weeks. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Flying nightmare: Giant spider drops onto Australian pilot during landing (VIDEO)
  An outing in the skies above Australia’s Northern Territory had an unexpected and extremely nightmarish ending, after an enormous spider dropped onto a pilot as he brought his plane to the ground. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Largest shipment of Covid-19 vaccines, 2 million doses, set to arrive in Tehran
  The Iranian Red Crescent Society (IRCS) has announced that two million doses of Covid-19 vaccines will arrive in Iran on Thursday, in the fourth and largest shipment of lifesaving jabs. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Australia limits AstraZeneca Covid jab to over-60s days after second blood clot death ‘likely linked’ to the vaccine
  The Australian Department of Health announced on Thursday that it will be limiting the AstraZeneca vaccine to over-60s, days after reports of the second death of someone who received the jab “likely linked” to blood clots. Read Full Article at RT.com
• South Korea donates $900,000 to conflict-ridden Myanmar, says UN body
  The South Korean government has granted $900,000 to a UN-led humanitarian aid initiative for Myanmar, which has suffered hugely following February’s coup. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Australian banks ‘urgently investigating’ after online banking apps stop working
  Several of Australia’s largest banks have reported issues with their online banking apps, sparking chatter on social media about what could have caused the large-scale service outage. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Japan to start accepting vaccine passport applications in mid-July in hopes of boosting international travel
  While barring foreign spectators from attending the Tokyo Olympics due to Covid-19, Japan is aiming to facilitate travel for its own citizens with plans to introduce dual-language vaccination passports next month. Read Full Article at RT.com
• China launches crewed Shenzhou-12 mission to test core component of its future space station
  A rocket carrying the Shenzhou-12 spacecraft with three Chinese astronauts on board has blasted off from China’s Inner Mongolia in a historic launch that is critical for the completion of the country’s own space station. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Trial of Germany’s CureVac vaccine shows only 47% effect against Covid-19, falling short of great expectations
  Praised recently as “hope for the unvaccinated world,” a Covid-19 vaccine developed by Germany’s CureVac is only 47% effective against the coronavirus. As its stock collapsed, the company blamed new virus variants. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Brussels to assess if Hungary’s new ban on sharing LGBT content with under-18s breaches EU law – von der Leyen
  The president of the European Commission has announced the body is looking into whether Hungary’s ban on the sharing of homosexual and transgender content to those under 18 years of age is a breach of EU law. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Most Germans say freedom of speech is in jeopardy, many name Islam and patriotism among topics they cannot speak freely about
  A majority of German citizens believe that freedom of expression is in danger, the latest poll shows. ‘Patriotism’ and Islam were named among topics one should be particularly careful about. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Bomb found in Italian official’s car close to Euro 2020 host stadium in Rome
  Italian police have diffused a car bomb near the Stadio Olimpico in Rome, which was discovered ahead of the Euro 2020 football match between Italy and Switzerland. The city’s mayor said the device was found in an official’s car. Read Full Article at RT.com
• WATCH: Squatters and left-wing radicals clash with German police in Berlin, 60 officers injured
  A routine fire inspection has led to massive riots in the German capital as left-wing radicals protested a fire inspector’s visit to a Berlin squat. At least 60 police officers have been injured in the violent confrontation. Read Full Article at RT.com
• In Iran nuclear talks ‘time not on anyone’s side,’ France says as ‘significant disagreements’ remain
  Negotiators at talks to revive the Iran nuclear deal in Vienna have still not come to an agreement on the trickiest issues, the French Foreign Ministry has said, warning that time to reach a deal is running out. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Covid pandemic likely exacerbated factors conducive to terrorism, UN committee report warns
  A report from the UN Security Council (UNSC) Counter-Terrorism Committee (CTC) has warned that the Covid pandemic likely increased factors that contribute to terrorism, despite not finding clear signs of increased violence. Read Full Article at RT.com
• New, ‘GREEN fungus’ case reported in India, adding to 3 other color types of infection developing in Covid patients
  As thousands suffer from black, white and yellow fungus in India, doctors are now worried that another infection, dubbed “green,” has been added to the list of post-Covid complications for patients. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Thai PM announces plan to boost Covid-crippled economy by reopening the country to visitors in 120 days
  Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha has announced that Thailand will reopen to visitors within the next four months, as the nation seeks to find a way to lift an economy badly damaged by the Covid-19 pandemic. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Covaxin’s Covid-19 shot does NOT contain cow serum, says New Delhi, rebuking congressman for ‘twisted’ viral tweet
  The Indian ministry of health has shared a document responding to claims that India’s indigenously developed Covid-19 vaccine, Covaxin, contains the serum of calves, Hinduism’s most holy animal. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Johnson & Johnson unlikely to hit second quarter EU target, slowing down vaccine rollout
  A spokesman for the EU commission has cast doubts on whether Johnson & Johnson will be able to reach its vaccination targets following the scrapping of millions of doses due to contamination. Read Full Article at RT.com
• France relaxes mask-wearing rules, will lift nighttime curfew 10 days ahead of schedule
  France has decided to ease its rules on wearing masks outdoors, starting on Thursday. A positive coronavirus trend has allowed the country to lift its 11pm–6am curfew ten days ahead of schedule. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Chinese ministry dismisses CNN report on radioactive leak at nuclear power plant as ‘NOT TRUE’
  This week’s report by CNN of a leak at China’s Taishan Nuclear Power Plant, and of authorities raising radiation limits outside the facility has been dismissed as “not true” by China’s Ministry of Ecology and Environment. Read Full Article at RT.com
• IDF ‘neutralizes’ Palestinian woman who rammed and stabbed Israeli troops in West Bank
  The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) have said that one of their troops has been lightly injured after a Palestinian woman rammed Israeli soldiers near Ramallah before attempting to stab them. The woman was “neutralized,” the IDF said. Read Full Article at RT.com
• China condemns foreign involvement in Taiwan, calls it ‘collusion’
  The spokesman for China’s Taiwan Affairs office has fervently condemned the “collusion” between Taiwan and foreign powers, denouncing attempts to seek Taiwan independence as meddling with “China’s status quo.” Read Full Article at RT.com
• UK minister blames ‘purist’ EU for ‘little progress’ being made in post-Brexit trade talks
  UK Brexit Minister Lord David Frost has accused the European Union (EU) of being excessively “purist” during post-Brexit trade talks, as he warns that “little progress” is being made between the two sides. Read Full Article at RT.com
• North Korea’s food situation ‘getting tense’ due to typhoon, says Kim Jong-un, ‘malignant virus’ also an issue
  North Korean leader Kim Jong-un has said the country’s food situation is “getting tense” due to last year’s natural disaster. The “malignant virus” is also an issue, state media reported on Wednesday. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Leftist Castillo wins popular vote in Peru, as supporters of unyielding rival Fujimori declare themselves presidents-elect
  All ballots have been counted in the Peru presidential election, with Pedro Castillo winning by just over 44,000 votes. His opponent, rightwing Keiko Fujimori, would not concede, hoping to flip the election in a legal challenge. Read Full Article at RT.com
• ‘Necessary to wait for the new Iranian government’: IAEA chief says Iran nuclear deal needs time and political will
  The head of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) has dismissed the chances of a new nuclear deal being agreed on by the negotiating parties in Vienna until Iran has a new government. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Slovenia ends second Covid-19 emergency after infection rate falls, but quarantine restrictions remain
  Slovenia has ended its coronavirus state of emergency after the spread of the infection decreased. Authorities are urging citizens to continue abiding by the restrictions and hailed vaccination as the best method against Covid-19. Read Full Article at RT.com
• South Korea vaccinates 25% of citizens with at least one dose of a Covid jab two weeks ahead of schedule
  The South Korean Health Ministry announced on Wednesday that the country’s vaccination program has managed to inoculate 25% of its population with at least one dose of a Covid vaccine ahead of its July target. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Athens brought to a standstill as Greek transport workers strike over labor reform bill (VIDEO)
  The Greek capital has been brought to a standstill as striking public transport staff down tools and take to the streets to voice their opposition to a labor reform bill which is being brought before parliament on Wednesday. Read Full Article at RT.com
• 20 Civil Guards injured thwarting attempt by over 150 migrants to enter Spain’s Melilla enclave
  A total of 20 guards were injured in clashes after a crowd of more than 150 migrants tried to storm the border to Spain’s Melilla enclave without success. Read Full Article at RT.com
• India strips Twitter of legal immunity for ‘3rd party content’ amid row over new regulation – reports
  New Delhi has reportedly revoked Twitter’s shield against prosecution for illegal user content, saying the platform failed to comply with new regulations as police filed their first case against the site over a violent video. Read Full Article at RT.com
• VIDEO shows car bomb tearing through Colombian military base, leaving at least 36 injured
  Two large explosions rocked a military base and left dozens wounded in the Colombian city of Cucuta, the defense minister confirmed, calling the car bombing a “vile” act of terrorism. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Israel strikes Gaza, 1st time under new government & after ceasefire that ended 11-day war (VIDEOS)
  Israeli forces have launched airstrikes on Gaza, the first offensive since a new coalition government took power, coming just weeks after an 11-day conflict with the Palestinian enclave. Read Full Article at RT.com
• WATCH: RT captures arrival of US Air Force One in Geneva LIVE as Biden lands in Switzerland ahead of meeting with Putin
  RT’s crew has captured what appears to be the arrival of US Air Force One in Geneva as they were reporting live a day before US President Joe Biden’s meeting with the Russian leader, Vladimir Putin. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Slovak Supreme Court cancels acquittal of accused in high-profile journalist murder case, orders new trial
  Slovakia’s Supreme Court has annulled the acquittal of a businessman accused of setting up the murder of journalist Jan Kuciak and his fiancee Martina Kusnirova, who were shot dead in 2018, and has requested a new trial. Read Full Article at RT.com
• ‘Racist’ songs & alleged sexual abuse: Four German soldiers recalled from NATO mission in Lithuania over ‘misconduct’
  Four Bundeswehr soldiers were called back from a NATO “Enhanced Forward Presence” mission in Lithuania amid allegations they were involved in ‘racist’ and ‘extremist’ actsm as well as alleged sexual abuse at a ‘wild’ party. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Czech Republic calls on EU court to impose €5 million-a-day fine on Poland for breaching order suspending Turow mine
  The Czech Republic has asked the EU’s Court of Justice (CJEU) to fine neighboring Poland €5 million a day for failing to immediately cease mining at the Turow lignite mine, due to fears it’s causing environmental pollution. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Arctic expedition chief warns we’ve ‘set off the beginning of the explosion’ of irreversible global warming
  A German scientist who led the largest-ever Arctic expedition to date has warned we might have already reached an irreversible “tipping point” for global warming amid the continued disappearance of summer sea ice. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Hungary donates state land for Chinese university project after Budapest mayor renames streets after Dalai Lama and Uighurs
  Hungary’s parliament has approved a proposal by Viktor Orban’s Fidesz government to donate land owned by the state for a planned Chinese university in the Hungarian capital despite fierce opposition. Read Full Article at RT.com
• 28 Chinese military planes enter Taiwan’s air defense zone in largest fly-over to date, Taipei says
  Taiwan’s government has reported that 28 Chinese planes, including fighter jets and nuclear-capable bombers, entered its air defense identification zone (ADIZ) in the largest ‘incursion’ to date. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Greenland cancels flights and sailing from capital Nuuk to clamp down on Covid-19 cases
  All flights and sailing out of Greenland’s capital Nuuk have been suspended due to a small outbreak of Covid-19 cases in the southwestern city, the country’s chief medical officer Henrik Hansen has said. Read Full Article at RT.com
• A million vaccinations a day keeps coronavirus at bay: Japan to administer 1 million doses daily by end of June
  Japan’s vaccine chief has revealed an ambitious target of giving one million vaccinations daily by the end of June, with just around 5% of Japan’s population vaccinated against Covid-19 so far. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Hungary bans ‘promotion’ of homosexuality and transgenderism to under-18s amid protests
  A law prohibiting the sharing of content portraying homosexuality and transgenderism to those under the age of 18 has been passed by Hungary’s National Assembly. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Iran says it has produced 6.5kg of 60% pure uranium as nuclear deal revival talks with US enter final stretch
  Iran has produced 6.5kg of uranium at 60% purity, the government has announced, as indirect talks with the US to revive the 2015 nuclear deal continue into what negotiators have said may be the final week. Read Full Article at RT.com
• EU-bankrolled cybersecurity firm develops intrusive tech that allows ‘anonymous’ snooping & remote control of net devices – media
  Flush with EU funds, a shadowy Spain-based cyberintelligence firm has reportedly created invasive surveillance tech that enables clients to take “remote and invisible control” of net-connected devices while evading detection. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Anti-lockdown movement is breeding ground for far-right extremism, says German intelligence agency
  Germany’s domestic intelligence service has said protest movements opposing the government and its measures to restrict the spread of Covid-19 have given a boost to the country’s far-right extremists. Read Full Article at RT.com
• New study proves Hawking was right, black holes only get bigger
  Physicists have said that they have proven, by analyzing gravitational waves from space, a theory developed by Stephen Hawking in the 1970s, which states that black holes cannot decrease in surface area over time. Read Full Article at RT.com
• China claims ‘no incidents affecting the environment’ after reports of leak at Taishan reactor
  The Chinese government has claimed that radiation levels at the Taishan nuclear power plant in Guangdong are normal following media reports warning of an “imminent radiological threat” following a leak at one of the reactors. Read Full Article at RT.com
• France to continue use of nuclear energy despite reported gas leak at French EDF partner plant in China, environment minister says
  The French environment minister stated on Tuesday that Paris will continue to use nuclear energy despite concerns over a build-up of gases in the joint French-Chinese owned reactor in Taishan. Read Full Article at RT.com
• IKEA France fined €1mn, ex-CEO given 2-year suspended sentence for snooping on employees
  A French court has passed judgement in a high-profile case against a subsidiary of Swedish furniture retailer IKEA, which was accused of illegally obtaining information on hundreds of employees. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Top EU court hands data watchdogs greater power to hold tech firms accountable
  Issuing a blow to the tech giants, the EU Court of Justice (CJEU) has ruled that national data watchdogs have the authority to take action against digital companies even if they are not the assigned lead regulator. Read Full Article at RT.com
• EU hits milestone of 300mn shots administered against Covid-19, says von der Leyen
  The president of the European Commission has announced that the 27-nation bloc has now administered more than 300 million vaccine doses in the fight against Covid-19 and remains on track to inoculate 70% of adults by this summer. Read Full Article at RT.com
• ‘We do not need foreigners to investigate killings’: Philippines leader Duterte won’t cooperate with ICC killings probe
  President Rodrigo Duterte’s spokesman says the Philippines won’t cooperate with a planned International Criminal Court (ICC) investigation into the thousands of deaths that took place during Duterte’s war on drugs. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Stop hyping up ‘China threat theory,’ Beijing tells NATO, which labeled it ‘systemic challenge’ to security
  China has accused NATO of slander and attempting to whip up conflict after the bloc’s members released a joint statement admonishing Beijing’s actions on the world stage. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Canadian prosecutors charge suspect behind truck attack on Muslim family with ‘terrorism’
  Authorities in Canada have filed terrorism charges against a man accused of hitting a Muslim family with a pick-up truck in Ontario earlier this month. He was already charged with murder over the incident branded a ‘hate crime’. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Cyprus ends prosecution of police over alleged negligence in serial killer investigation
  Prosecutors in Cyprus have ended a criminal inquiry into allegations of police negligence in their investigation into a serial killer, citing the failure to prove the charges “beyond reasonable doubt.” Read Full Article at RT.com
• ICC chief prosecutor requests ‘crime against humanity’ probe into Philippines drug war killings
  The International Criminal Court (ICC) Office of the Prosecutor has asked judges to investigate the killings of thousands of people in the Philippines as part of President Rodrigo Duterte’s so-called “war on drugs.” Read Full Article at RT.com
• French prosecutors drop abuse investigation into political scientist at center of incest scandal
  French prosecutors have announced that no charges will be filed against political scientist Olivier Duhamel over reports he sexually abused his stepson, as the allegations came outside the statute of limitations. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Another Pr**k in the Wall? Roger Waters chews out Mark Zuckerberg for wanting to use Pink Floyd protest song in Instagram ad film
  Denouncing Facebook’s “insidious” operating practices, iconic Pink Floyd rocker Roger Waters did not mince words in rejecting the social media giant’s request to use his song ‘Another Brick in the Wall (Part 2)’ in an ad campaign. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Fewer nukes stockpiled in 2021, but more of them primed for launch, as US and Russia upgrade arsenals, arms watchdog reports
  In 2020, the world’s nuclear powers have decreased the overall number of nuclear weapons in their possession, but more of them than a year ago are now ready to be fired at short notice, according to a report. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Captain of burnt, sunken Sri Lankan container ship arrested after environmental disaster and oil spill fears
  The captain of a cargo ship which caught fire and sank off the coast of Sri Lanka earlier this month while transporting almost 1,500 containers of chemicals has been arrested, police said on Monday. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Buildup of inert gases at Chinese nuclear facility, French partner firm says after reports of US investigating possible leak
  The French energy giant EDF has confirmed it has been informed of a buildup of inert gases at its nuclear power station in China, and called on its Chinese partner to present all the data regarding the situation. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Removal of Netanyahu from power ends ‘one of worst periods’ in conflict with Israel – Palestinian Authority premier
  The prime minister of the Palestinian Authority has said that the ouster of Israeli longtime leader Benjamin Netanyahu closes a particularly dark chapter in Israeli-Palestinian relations. Read Full Article at RT.com
• South Korea relaxes Covid restrictions on music and sports events ahead of plan to end quarantine for some vaccinated travelers 
  The nation has started the next stage of easing Covid measures, paving the way for larger gatherings at outdoor concerts and sports events, as it prepares to end quarantine for some travelers who were fully vaccinated abroad.  Read Full Article at RT.com
• Novavax Covid-19 vaccine ‘extremely effective,’ says CEO, 100mn doses per month to be produced by end of Q3 after successful trial
  US biotech firm Novavax has announced the results of a successful phase-three US and Mexico trial, with their Covid-19 vaccine proving more than 90% effective against a variety of virus variants. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Philips re-calls millions of breathing machines amid pandemic over potential health risks
  Healthcare technology firm Philips has published a re-call notification for its ventilators and breathing machines – some of which are used for Covid-19 patients – after discovering risks from foam degradation in the devices. Read Full Article at RT.com
• ‘We must address security challenges posed by China,’ NATO chief Stoltenberg says ahead of military bloc’s summit in Brussels
  NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg said that the military bloc needed to “strengthen” its strategy on countering the rise of China. Beijing doesn’t share the values of the NATO members, he added. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Prosecutors’ office in Seoul raided for evidence of tampering with footage of 2014 ‘Sewol’ ferry disaster
  Investigators from a special counsel team, which is looking into a possible government cover-up of one of South Korea’s deadliest maritime disasters, have raided a prosecutors office in connection with possible evidence-tampering. Read Full Article at RT.com
• China blasts G7 group & ‘sinister’ intentions of US, urges West to stop interfering following communiqué criticizing Beijing
  The Chinese Embassy in London has denounced a statement by the G7 “clique” that called on Beijing to respect human rights, describing it as a serious violation of international relations. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Former US special forces operative and son admit helping ex-Nissan chief Carlos Ghosn to escape to Lebanon
  Ex-special forces veteran Michael Taylor and his son Peter have admitted aiding the escape of the bailed former Nissan boss Carlos Ghosn from Japan so he would avoid prosecution for financial misconduct. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Iran’s navy launches new indigenous destroyer and minehunter (VIDEO)
  Iran has welcomed two new vessels to its navy – the Iranian-made Dena destroyer and Shahin minehunter – during a ceremony at Bandar Abbas port. The launch comes after Iran sailed two warships into the Atlantic for the first time. Read Full Article at RT.com
• 120 pieces of art, including by Monet and Modigliani, go missing from Italian public broadcaster’s office, some replaced by fakes
  Rome prosecutors are investigating the disappearance of numerous valuable pieces of art at Rai, Italy's public broadcaster. They include works by Claude Monet and Amedeo Modigliani, some of which were replaced by fakes. Read Full Article at RT.com
• South Africa discards 2 MILLION doses of J&J Covid-19 vaccine because of US Baltimore plant contamination – health watchdog
  South African health authorities have ditched a whopping two million doses of Johnson & Johnson’s Covid-19 vaccine, because materials for their production came from a US factory in Baltimore that was hit by contamination issues. Read Full Article at RT.com

• ENTIRE Portland rapid response unit dealing with protest violence RESIGNS after member indicted 
  An entire Portland police crowd control unit voted to disband after a member was indicted on charges stemming from a riot. The officers, who volunteered for the unit, also cited lack of recognition as a reason. Read Full Article at RT.com
• ‘It’s not zero, but it’s much less’: General Milley minimizes report of 1,900 lost & stolen military weapons
  General Mark Milley, the top officer in the US military, downplayed reports that the Pentagon lost track of nearly 2,000 weapons in the 2010s – some later used in crimes – insisting the true figure is “significantly” lower. Read Full Article at RT.com
• CNN host Chris Cuomo dares the internet to name a time when he has denied facts… Twitter says, ‘challenge accepted’
  Chris Cuomo, the CNN host who once told viewers it was illegal for them to download WikiLeaks documents that might incriminate Hillary Clinton, has thrown down the gauntlet to those who question his veracity. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Chicago mayor declares racism a ‘public health crisis’ & directs $10mn in Covid funds to ‘equity zones’
  Mayor Lori Lightfoot has deemed racism a “public health crisis” in Chicago, vowing to allocate nearly $10 million in federal coronavirus relief money to create “equity zones” around the city and improve her “anti-racist” policies. Read Full Article at RT.com
• As US declares Juneteenth new slavery-ending holiday, Supreme Court rejects lawsuit by SLAVES in Africa
  Child slaves trafficked to cocoa plantations in Africa can’t sue Nestle for “general corporate activity” in the US, the Supreme Court has ruled on the same day President Joe Biden declared a new holiday marking the end of slavery. Read Full Article at RT.com
• San Francisco man arrested for allegedly stabbing 94-year-old Asian woman had been released by judge 9 days earlier
  The suspect in an unprovoked stabbing of a 94-year-old woman in San Francisco had been released by a judge nine days earlier despite his fifth burglary arrest since 2020, leading to renewed criticism of woke criminal justice. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Conservatives pounce on Pelosi after she dodges question about whether 15-week-old unborn child is a ‘human being’
  House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-California) is facing criticism after not directly answering a yes-or-no question on whether an “unborn baby at 15 weeks is a human being.” Read Full Article at RT.com
• Argument over guns, 2nd Amendment and militias prompts Democratic congressman to claim US 'won every major battle' in Vietnam
  Democrat Rep. Ted Lieu has adopted the strangest narrative in a bid to attack pro-gun conservatives: that the US actually won in Vietnam, and that it’s unpatriotic to say the enemy fought off the US military with cheap rifles. Read Full Article at RT.com
• St. Louis couple charged over confronting Black Lives Matter protesters plead guilty, forfeit guns
  Mark and Patricia McCloskey, the St. Louis, Missouri couple filmed brandishing a rifle and a handgun at angry protesters that broke into their gated community last June, have agreed to pay fines and forfeit their weapons. Read Full Article at RT.com
• US Congressman attends Zoom hearing in pajamas, showing stomach & boxers to shocked colleagues (VIDEO)
  Rep. Donald Payne Jr. (D-New Jersey) shocked some fellow lawmakers – and later social media users – after he attended a Zoom hearing seemingly in his pajamas and at one point even exposing his stomach to the camera. Read Full Article at RT.com
• How the mighty have fallen? Ghislaine Maxwell wins whopping $13.70 in legal fees & a break from RAT FECES after accuser drops suit
  Alleged sex trafficker Ghislaine Maxwell may still be in what she describes as a filthy jail fit for Hannibal Lecter while she awaits trial, but the British socialite has won a very small victory – receiving $13.70 in court costs. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Philadelphia violated constitution when it dropped Catholic group that declined to work with same-sex foster parents, SCOTUS rules
  The US Supreme Court has ruled that the city of Philadelphia violated the US Constitution when it ended a contract with Catholic Social Services (CSS) because the group refused to work with same-sex couples as foster parents. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Florida governor pardons citizens facing fines for breaking Covid-19 restrictions
  Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-Florida) has pardoned citizens in his state still facing fines and other penalties from violating Covid-19 orders issued by local governments. Read Full Article at RT.com
• CDC says only fully vaccinated people should take cruise ship trips, but eases Covid warning level on sector
  The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has lowered its warning for cruise ship travelers from the fourth – the highest – to the third level, but still advised those who aren’t fully vaccinated to avoid such trips. Read Full Article at RT.com
• HUGE George Floyd statue unveiled at Newark City Hall sparks controversy
  The City of Newark, New Jersey has set off controversy after unveiling a large statue of George Floyd — the African-American man who was killed by police during an arrest last year – outside its City Hall. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Florida Republican candidate caught on recording saying he’ll send ‘Russian and Ukrainian hit squad’ after rival
  A secret recording of William Braddock, who is running for a congressional seat in Florida, has shocked many with a recording of him seemingly threatening to assassinate his political rival. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Media hushes up report suggesting FBI involvement in Capitol riot, as White House turns anti-terrorism efforts on American people
  Court filings suggest that FBI operatives were among the mob who stormed the US Capitol in January, and may have set up the riot. With the riot used as justification for new terrorism policy, the media is downplaying the story. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Supreme Court rejects ANOTHER Republican attempt to kill Obamacare
  The US Supreme Court has rejected a Republican bid to strike down the Affordable Care Act, also known as Obamacare. Republicans have tried on multiple occasions to get rid of the act. Read Full Article at RT.com
• US House votes to repeal 2002 Iraq war authorization, bill moves on to Senate
  The House of Representatives has voted to repeal the 2002 ‘Authorization for Use of Military Force Against Iraq’ (AUMF), which allowed the US military to invade Iraq in 2003 and depose Saddam Hussein. The vote passed 268 to 161. Read Full Article at RT.com
• NYC mayor candidate Andrew Yang stirs anger with blunderous proposal to take ‘mentally ill’ people out of the streets
  New York City mayor candidate Andrew Yang has once again found himself on the receiving end of Twitter outrage after seemingly showing a dismissive attitude to people with mental health problems during a debate. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Limping Victoria’s Secret grounds angels & hires female success icons like Megan Rapinoe & Priyanka Chopra as new faces of brand
  Victoria’s Secret, known for selling the male sex fantasy, is doing some radical rebranding. The lingerie retailer is ditching its angels in favor of female empowerment icons, though some doubt it will save its bottom line. Read Full Article at RT.com
• National security threat or nothingburger? Lawmakers send mixed signals after being briefed on UFOs
  Lawmakers have dropped hints about the conclusions of a Pentagon probe into ‘unidentified aerial phenomena’ after receiving a classified briefing about the investigation. Read Full Article at RT.com
• ‘Living memorial’ or ‘identity politics’? Congress passes bill making Juneteenth federal holiday to mark the end of slavery
  The US House has voted to pass legislation that would make Juneteenth a federally recognized holiday, meant to celebrate the end of chattel slavery in the country. Republican critics say the law will only fuel “identity politics.” Read Full Article at RT.com
• Texas allows residents to possess handguns with no license after Gov. Abbott signs controversial ‘constitutional carry’ bill
  Texans will soon be permitted to carry handguns without a license, with Governor Greg Abbott signing a bill into law that scraps most of the state’s permit requirements despite vocal opposition from police groups and the public. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Biden administration relaxes asylum rules, as Florida offers police to Texas & Arizona for immigration enforcement
  The US Department of Justice has revoked two more Trump-era asylum rules, further loosening immigration restrictions, as states like Florida, Texas and Arizona are making moves to police the border with Mexico themselves. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Apple warns looming EU legislation allowing ‘sideloading’ apps without App Store will ‘destroy’ iPhone security
  Apple CEO Tim Cook has alerted iPhone users at a large technology conference that several privacy-protecting features on the device are in danger of being wiped out altogether thanks to impending EU privacy regulations. Read Full Article at RT.com
• ‘What the hell?’ Biden snaps at female CNN reporter asking about his ‘confidence’ in Putin – then says he’s sorry (VIDEO)
  US President Joe Biden has apologized for being a “wise guy” after he grew irritable with Kaitlan Collins questioning him on his meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin. Read Full Article at RT.com
• ‘Neat revisionism’: Fauci branded hypocrite again after claiming he was always ‘open’ to Covid-19 lab leak theory
  Dr. Anthony Fauci is facing harsh reminders about his past comments on the origins of Covid-19 and the possibility that it was man-made after he said he’s been “open” to the theory and his critics are “distorting” his position. Read Full Article at RT.com
• ‘Doing Putin’s work’? Clinton picks moment of Geneva summit to attack 2020 election doubters & promise 'consequences' for Russia
  As US President Joe Biden meets with his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin in Geneva, failed presidential candidate Hillary Clinton seems intent to ensure relations between the nations remain poor. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Hubble trouble: NASA working to fix computer problem on space telescope after disruption
  The Hubble space telescope has been hit by a memory problem on its main onboard computer, causing it to stop working for the past few days, NASA has said, adding that it is working to restore the device. Read Full Article at RT.com
• EU states recommend loosening of Covid travel restrictions for Americans
  Member states of the European Union (EU) decided on Wednesday to begin loosening restrictions for travelers from the United States. Read Full Article at RT.com
• ‘Speed over safety’? SpaceX IGNORED FAA warnings prior to Starship prototype launch that ended with explosion, media says
  Elon Musk’s company SpaceX reportedly turned a blind eye to warnings over safety risks from federal regulators during a launch, documents obtained by The Verge reveal. The test flight in question ended with a fiery crash. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Ask Bezos to eat Mona Lisa & deny him reentry to Earth: Petitions get 17k+ signatures ahead of Amazon founder’s space trip
  A petition calling for Amazon founder Jeff Bezos to be denied reentry to Earth following his trip to space next month has received nearly 10,000 signatures. Another petition calling for him to eat the Mona Lisa has received 7,000. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Rogue ex-Fox 26 reporter accuses station of bias & self-censorship to please advertisers
  Ivory Hecker, who went viral after accusing her now-former employer Fox 26 of “muzzling” her, has presented the records she kept to make the case of entrenched “corruption” at the news station. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Biden nominates ‘Miracle on Hudson’ hero Chesley Sullenberger as US global aviation ambassador
  US President Joe Biden has nominated the former pilot who safely landed a malfunctioning passenger airliner in a river off Manhattan in 2009 to serve as ambassador to the UN aviation agency.  Read Full Article at RT.com
• Cuomo declares Covid-19 measures over, praises rule-following constituents after 70% get at least one vaccine shot
  New York Governor Andrew Cuomo sang his own praises as he cancelled “virtually all” of the state’s virus-related restrictions, which plagued businesses and residents for more than a year, but not everyone’s so thrilled. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Trump says he’ll visit the US border with Texas governor, as Biden’s homeland security chief talks migration in Mexico
  Vice President Kamala Harris has yet to visit the US-Mexico border, but 45th president Donald Trump may beat her to the punch, announcing he will tour the boundary later this month with the governor of Texas. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Arizona governor BANS public universities from demanding students get Covid-19 vaccines, wear masks in class
  Governor Doug Ducey has issued an executive order barring Arizona public colleges and universities from demanding Covid-19 vaccinations and documents, or forcing students to get tested or wear masks for in-person classes. Read Full Article at RT.com
• US government considers at least some UFOs to be ‘EXTRATERRESTRIAL’ & ‘EXTRADIMENSIONAL’, ex-intel official says
  The US government is aware of UFOs that defy any conventional explanation despite extensive analysis, a former official who investigated such issues said, adding that Washington considers them to be possibly of alien origin. Read Full Article at RT.com
• American workers experience more daily stress than rest of the world – poll
  A Gallup poll has shown that US and Canadian employees have become more stressed by their work days than the rest of the world since the Covid-19 pandemic started. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Gates empire still intact as newly-divorced Melinda recasts herself as HR maven to Biden administration - reports
  Melinda Gates, who split with Microsoft founder-turned-vaccine-evangelist Bill Gates last month in a surprise but reportedly long-brewing divorce, is diving into politics, according to an Axios report on her policy ambitions. Read Full Article at RT.com
• ‘I see this constantly’: VIDEO shows thief casually and openly robbing Walgreens, as businesses flee San Francisco
  Footage taken by a San Francisco reporter has highlighted the rampant issues driving businesses out of the city, as a man casually robbed a Walgreens while onlookers and security did nothing. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Extradition of former Hollywood producer Weinstein to face rape, sexual assault charges in LA approved by New York judge
  Disgraced former movie mogul Harvey Weinstein can be extradited from New York to California to face rape and sexual assault charges, a judge in Buffalo ruled on Tuesday. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Jon Stewart, no! Ex-Daily Show host baffles fans by endorsing Wuhan lab leak theory that’s now apparently OK to discuss on TV
  Comedian and Democrat idol Jon Stewart caused whiplash for his many fans by saying the Wuhan lab leak is the most obvious explanation for the origin of Covid-19, something until very recently denounced as racist conspiracy talk. Read Full Article at RT.com
• US Covid-19 death toll surpasses 600,000, Johns Hopkins University data shows
  More than 600,000 people have died from Covid-19 in the US – more than any other country – the latest pandemic data compiled by Johns Hopkins University showed on Tuesday. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Alleged Epstein rape victim wants to sue sex offender’s estate for HALF A BILLION to fund bone disease surgery
  One of Jeffrey Epstein’s alleged rape victims plans to sue the late sex offender’s estate for over $500 million after accusing him of causing her bone disease. Read Full Article at RT.com
• ‘Deeply sorry’: Lin-Manuel Miranda apologizes for lack of ‘Afro-Latino’ diversity after fellow liberals turn on new musical
  ‘Hamilton’ creator Lin-Manuel Miranda has apologized to critics after his latest effort, the musical ‘In the Heights’, received backlash for not including enough “Afro-Latino” representation. Read Full Article at RT.com
• 'Did Disney come to their senses?' Scandal-hit Gina Carano posts mysterious image & fans are full of hope for her Star Wars return
  Actress Gina Carano, who was infamously expelled by Lukasfilm over her social media posts, has spiked the curiosity of her fans with an image that may or may not indicate her return to the galaxy far far away. Read Full Article at RT.com
• ‘Government stole our water’: US farmers ready for standoff with feds in drought irrigation crisis, expect right-wing militia help
  Outraged farmers threatened to disrupt a federal order to stop the flow of irrigation water from a lake amid a severe drought in the US state of Oregon. They warned that right-wing militias will back them in case of confrontation. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Stolen US Army pistol linked to 4 New York shootings, but military didn’t even know it was missing – media
  A US Army pistol stolen from Fort Bragg was reportedly used in four separate New York shootings before police recovered the weapon and the military was even aware it was gone – just one of nearly 2,000 stolen in the 2010s. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Fox 26 Houston reporter accuses network of ‘muzzling’ her & others, teases release of recordings from Project Veritas
  Ivory Hecker, a reporter with the Houston affiliate of Fox News, fired a surprising broadside at the network, accusing it of suppressing reporting that didn’t fit the desired narrative, and promising to expose it. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Trial of Chinese-Canadian professor goes to jury after FBI agent admits he FALSELY portrayed him as Chinese spy
  The trial of a Chinese-Canadian professor accused of defrauding NASA by failing to disclose a conflict of interest has been sent to a jury. The FBI admitted in court that it told a university that he was a spy without any proof. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Biden’s DOJ asks Supreme Court to reimpose death sentence for Boston Marathon bomber, despite pledge to end capital punishment
  The US Justice Department is calling on the nation’s highest court to revive the death penalty for the surviving Boston Marathon bomber, despite President Joe Biden’s previous vows to end capital punishment on the federal level. Read Full Article at RT.com
• 1 dead, 2 wounded after shootout erupts over masking rules in Georgia store
  A store clerk was fatally shot and a suspected assailant and a police officer injured after a dispute over a face mask requirement escalated into a firefight inside a store in Georgia. Read Full Article at RT.com
• ‘There is no comparison’: Marjorie Taylor Greene backtracks after equating mask mandates with Holocaust
  Georgia Republican Marjorie Taylor Greene has issued a rare mea culpa after comparing mask mandates and other pandemic restrictions to the Holocaust. The original remark sparked accusations of anti-Semitism. Read Full Article at RT.com
• It’s not us, it’s you: Obama blames MSM and social media for Americans retreating to echo chambers
  Former President Barack Obama has pointed the finger at the media and social networks, arguing they are to blame for the growing divisions among Americans – even as he himself admitted the divide grew under his watch. Read Full Article at RT.com
• US federal judge charges MARSHALS amid row over refusal to reveal Covid-19 vaccination status
  A federal judge in South Dakota is on the warpath against the US Marshals service that provides courtroom security, accusing them of ‘kidnapping’ and criminal contempt after they refused to disclose Covid-19 vaccination status. Read Full Article at RT.com
• ‘Did you miss any paychecks?’ Former Biden adviser roasted after saying Americans should have ‘sacrificed more’ during pandemic
  Andy Slavitt, a former pandemic adviser for President Joe Biden, said Americans did not sacrifice enough throughout the Covid crisis and could have done more to save lives, stoking outrage among viewers after months of lockdowns. Read Full Article at RT.com
• FBI hypes QAnon threat again, says some conspiracy theorists ‘likely’ to attack Democrats
  Some followers of the QAnon conspiracy theory might decide to engage in real-world violence against the ruling Democrats, FBI and Homeland Security analysts wrote in a memo provided to Congress that has now been made public. Read Full Article at RT.com
• McConnell promises to block Biden from filling Supreme Court vacancy if Republicans take control of Senate
  Sen. Mitch McConnell (R-Kentucky) has promised to fight against President Joe Biden appointing a new Supreme Court Justice in 2024, just as rumors swirl that Stephen Breyer could step away from the bench. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Musician Eric Clapton attacked for revealing his own Covid-19 vaccine side effects, concerns for kids
  ‘Tears in Heaven’ musician Eric Clapton is being accused of discouraging people from getting vaccinated against Covid-19 after he expressed concern about the effects of the inoculations, especially on children. Read Full Article at RT.com
• No, YOU are fake news: Satire site forces New York Times to retract calling them ‘misinformation’
  The Babylon Bee is in fact a satirical site and not a “far-right misinformation” one that “feuded” with Facebook and fact-checkers, The New York Times has finally conceded after being threatened with a defamation lawsuit. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Republicans introduce measure to censure AOC & other ‘squad’ members for ‘inciting anti-Semitic attacks’ in US
  Three Republican lawmakers are seeking to censure and condemn Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-New York) and fellow members of her liberal ‘squad’ for their controversial comments about Israel and Palestine. Read Full Article at RT.com
• US intelligence leaker Reality Winner released from prison for ‘exemplary behavior’
  Reality Winner, the former US intelligence specialist who was imprisoned in 2018 for leaking classified National Security Agency information to media outlet the Intercept, has been released from prison on good behavior. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Huge blaze breaks out at Illinois chemical site after enormous explosion, locals evacuated (VIDEO)
  A huge blaze at a chemical plant in Rockton, Illinois may not burn out for several days, the local fire chief has warned. People living within a two-mile radius of the site have been evacuated from the area. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Supreme Court asks Biden admin whether it should challenge Harvard’s race consideration in admissions
  The US Supreme Court may soon be hearing a case that could drastically change affirmative action on college campuses. But first they want the Biden administration’s view. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Disney World drops mask requirement for vaccinated guests, but won’t require proof
  Walt Disney World Resort in Orlando, Florida has eased its Covid-19 restrictions, allowing vaccinated guests to enter without a mask. The park will not require proof of vaccination, however, to avoid running afoul of state law. Read Full Article at RT.com
• One killed and two injured after man drives into group of Minneapolis protesters (VIDEOS)
  A woman was killed and two others injured on Sunday, after a driver ploughed his car into a group of people protesting the police shooting of a black man, Winston Smith, in Minneapolis. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Size matters? US gives Trinidad & Tobago, population 1.4 million, 80 vials of Pfizer jab
  Washington has an ambitious plan to donate millions of vaccine doses to poorer countries. The Caribbean island nation of Trinidad & Tobago has received a small 80-vial gift, but some are confused about the size. Read Full Article at RT.com
• 8 hospitalized after racing car rams into spectators at mud track in Texas (VIDEOS)
  A car ploughed through a group of people at a mud-track event in Fabens, Texas on Sunday evening. Dozens were injured in the crash, a local report says. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Bitcoin spikes as Elon Musk denies ‘market manipulation’ & says Tesla to resume crypto transactions when mining becomes ‘clean’
  Bitcoin has jumped to over $39,000, ironically after Tesla CEO Elon Musk tweeted to deny accusations of market manipulation with his tweets. He also said that Tesla will resume accepting the cryptocurrency, once it turns green. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Shots ring out despite Baltimore's attempted crime crackdown after businesses threatened to stop paying taxes
  Bullets fired in Baltimore's Fells Point neighborhood on Saturday suggest the city's attempted crime crackdown amid a threatened tax revolt by businesses is off to a shaky start, regardless of how the gunfire might be euphemized. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Americans find another point of polarization as poll shows 79% of Democrats support employers forcing workers to get Covid-19 jabs
  A new poll shows that Democrats and Republicans are just about as divided on an employee's right to choose whether to get vaccinated against Covid-19 as they are on a woman's right to choose whether to abort her unborn child. Read Full Article at RT.com
• White House walks back Biden comment on hacker swaps, says he’s willing for US & Russia to punish their own cybercriminals – media
  The White House has reportedly clarified a comment that seemed to express openness to a hacker-extradition pact with Russia, saying President Joe Biden instead aims for each country to hold its own cybercriminals accountable. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Biden congratulates new Israeli PM Bennett after Netanyahu ousted from power
  US President Joe Biden said he’s looking forward to working with Israel’s new Prime Minister Naftali Bennett, after Knesset MPs voted in favor of the ‘change’ coalition government, ousting Benjamin Netanyahu after 12 years. Read Full Article at RT.com
• ‘He’s clearly suffering from dementia’: Conservatives jeer as Biden mistakes Syria for Libya ahead of talks with Putin
  Conservatives are pessimistic about Joe Biden’s upcoming meeting with Vladimir Putin, after the US leader stumbled through a speech, mistook Syria for Libya, and falsely claimed Russia is involved in the Libyan conflict. Read Full Article at RT.com
• AOC accuses Dems of fueling ‘right-wing vitriol’ with Ilhan Omar attacks as Pelosi declares ‘end of subject’
  Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-New York) has once again criticized her fellow Democrats for promoting “right-wing vitriol” by turning on Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-Minnesota) for seemingly comparing the US and Taliban. Read Full Article at RT.com
• US judge upholds vaccine mandate by Texas hospital system, marking first federal ruling on whether jabs can be forced on employees
  A Texas judge has dismissed a case filed by employees of the Houston Methodist hospital system over its policy on Covid-19 vaccinations, issuing the first federal ruling on whether employers can mandate inoculations. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Biden calls for access to Wuhan labs to determine whether Covid-19 was result of ‘experiment gone awry’
  US President Joe Biden revealed on Sunday that he and other leaders in the G7 spoke about gaining access to the laboratories in Wuhan, China to determine whether Covid-19 was the result of a Chinese experiment gone wrong. Read Full Article at RT.com
• ‘Painful to watch’: Joe Biden apparently gets lost at G7 summit, wanders into cafe
  US President Joe Biden was seen wandering around a cafe in Cornwall, England, before his wife stepped in and led him away. Conservatives, who have long questioned Biden’s mental acuity, called the video “painful to watch.” Read Full Article at RT.com
• Slay, queen? Pride signs in New York subway suggest death threats to the transphobic
  Rainbow-colored signs in New York’s subway stations remind riders to drop the “bigotry, hatred, or prejudice” against LGBT people, but the signs close with a chilling message that looks like a barely veiled death threat. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Reporter who exposed secret tarmac meeting between Bill Clinton and then-AG Lynch found dead after apparent suicide
  An ABC reporter, who in 2016 broke the news of a secret Phoenix airport meeting between ex-president Clinton and Loretta Lynch, who at the time was in charge of investigating his wife, has been found dead. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Police nab one of two Austin mass shooting suspects as newspaper panned for hiding description to avoid ‘perpetuating stereotypes’
  One of two suspects in a mass shooting that injured 14 people in Austin, Texas, has been apprehended, but the local newspaper is continuing to withhold the alleged shooter's description to avoid “perpetuating stereotypes.” Read Full Article at RT.com
• Merry ‘day off’! New Jersey school board erases holiday names from calendar to prevent ‘hurt feelings’, faces petition to resign
  Members of a New Jersey school board may have thought they were ending a controversy over woke holiday renaming by removing all holiday names from the district's official calendar. Instead, parents are calling for them to resign. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Democrats mark Pulse nightclub massacre anniversary with disproven narrative re anti-LGBT motive of terrorist
  Democratic senators are marking the five-year anniversary of the Pulse nightclub massacre by speaking out against anti-LGBT hatred, even though media outlets admitted years ago that the motive was unrelated to sexual orientation. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Most Americans can’t locate Niagara Falls or Grand Canyon on a map, poll finds
  A new poll has found that even though most Americans are proud of their geographic knowledge, fewer than half know where the Grand Canyon and Niagara Falls are. Some even thought the falls were in Iceland. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Biden to hold solo press conference after Putin, avoiding risk of mistakes while sharing stage and keeping control of narrative
  President Joe Biden will hold a solo press conference following his June 16 summit in Geneva with President Vladimir Putin, avoiding the risk of blundering while sharing the stage with his Russian counterpart. Read Full Article at RT.com
• WATCH: Man attempts to open passenger plane door mid-flight from LA, forces emergency landing
  A Delta Air Lines flight from Los Angeles to Atlanta had to make an emergency landing after a man apparently tried to force open the plane’s door in midair. Passengers shared grim images of the assailant fighting by the door. Read Full Article at RT.com
• At least 13 injured in mass-shooting incident in Austin, Texas (VIDEO)
  A mass-shooting incident has left at least 13 people injured in Austin, Texas, local emergency services have said. At least two of the injured have been hospitalized in a critical condition. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Social justice crusader ACLU told black staff to ‘keep quiet’ about ‘systemic racism’ in organization – lawsuit
  A former employee is taking the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) to court, claiming that the nonprofit civil rights group retaliated against him for complaining that there weren’t enough black people in leadership positions. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Time cover fawns over Biden in ‘macho staring match’ with Putin ahead of face-to-face meeting
  A new Time Magazine cover showing President Joe Biden locked in an icy staring match with his Russian counterpart has been mocked as an over-the-top display of machismo, producing a number of parodies online. Read Full Article at RT.com
• ‘It’s not a problem in Washington’: AOC’s ‘aunt’ says Trump not to blame for Puerto Rico aid trouble after NY rep. faults ex-POTUS
  A woman claiming to be the aunt of Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-New York) has pushed back on her charge that ex-president Donald Trump is to blame for Puerto Rico’s troubles after Hurricane Maria, instead pointing to local leaders. Read Full Article at RT.com
• YouTube suspends Senator Ron Johnson for Covid-19 ‘misinformation’
  YouTube showed that Big Tech censorship for violating Covid-19 orthodoxy remains alive and well, despite past heresy proving legitimate, sanctioning Senator Ron Johnson (R-Wisconsin) for speaking of taboo treatments. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Don’t you dare compare us to US aggression & Israeli crimes, Hamas tells Ilhan Omar
  Minnesota Congresswoman Ilhan Omar just can’t win. Hamas is now calling her out after she put the Palestinian militants in the same category as the US, Israel and the Taliban – and fellow Democrats forced her to apologize. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Porn star Dakota Skye found dead at 27, weeks after stirring controversy with topless photo at George Floyd mural
  Dakota Skye, the adult film star who stirred controversy after posing topless at a mural for George Floyd, has passed away at the age of 27, a family member has confirmed. Read Full Article at RT.com
• After spy-happy Democrats complain of being spied on, DOJ promises full internal investigation
  The Department of Justice’s inspector-general is now looking into whether the Trump administration improperly sought warrants for communications by members of Congress and media, after leading Democrats denounced the practice. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Attorney General Garland to double staff to protect voting rights, targets new election laws in Republican-led states for scrutiny
  US Attorney General Merrick Garland has announced a doubling of enforcement staff dedicated to protecting voting rights and said election reforms and ballot audits in Republican-led states may disenfranchise non-white voters. Read Full Article at RT.com
• San Francisco coffee shop owner FIRES HER HUSBAND after he repeated the N-word in argument over parking spot
  A San Francisco coffeehouse owner has fired her husband after he confessed to her that he had repeated a racial slur after being called that word in an altercation over a parking spot. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Federal judge halts Biden’s debt-relief program for NON-WHITE farmers in case challenging constitutionality of race-based benefits
  A federal judge in Wisconsin has issued a restraining order freezing the Biden administration's loan-forgiveness program for non-white farmers, pending a ruling on whether basing benefits on skin color is constitutional. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Teen who filmed George Floyd’s death gets special citation by Pulitzer Prize board
  The Pulitzer Prize board has honored Darnella Frazier, whose video of George Floyd’s arrest in Minneapolis launched the Black Lives Matter protests. This year’s prizes remained in the key of mainstream media and identity politics. Read Full Article at RT.com

• German troops jeopardize military’s reputation with allegations of anti-Semitism and sexual abuse in Lithuania
  Defense Minister Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer warned on Friday that the entire German military’s reputation is at risk after soldiers serving in Lithuania were accused of anti-Semitism and sexual abuse. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Bank of England trashes bitcoin while praising its non-existent digital pound
  The technology behind central bank digital currencies (CBDC) could be “tens of thousands of times more efficient per transaction” than bitcoin, according to the Bank of England’s fintech director, Tom Mutton. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Russia’s Defense Ministry will develop home-made secure smartphone & ‘digital ecosystem’ for soldiers working on military bases
  Russia’s Defense Ministry is developing a smartphone for employees of its armed forces. Alongside the new device, authorities will also oversee the creation of mobile applications for anyone using the technology at military bases. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Only 41.9% of French nursing home workers vaccinated, data reveals, as health minister threatens compulsory Covid-19 jabs
  Public Health France (SpF) has said that less than half of health professionals working in nursing homes are vaccinated against Covid-19 after the health minister called on workers to come forward and get their shot. Read Full Article at RT.com
• American motorbike daredevil Alex Harvill dies during practice run for 351ft world record jump
  American motorbike stunt rider Alex Harvill has died after sustaining injuries during preparations for an ill-fated world record attempt at the Moses Lake Airshow in Washington State, local authorities have announced. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Pyongyang must be ready for ‘both dialogue & confrontation’ with US, N. Korea’s Kim says
  North Korea needs to be ready for both dialogue and confrontation with Washington, the country’s leader, Kim Jong-un, said in his first direct statement on policy towards the “newly emerged” US administration. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Foreign workers among 11 killed & 25 missing after landslide & floods hit Nepal, officials say (VIDEO)
  Nepalese officials have said that 11 people have died after flooding and landslides, triggered by heavy rain, swept across the country. Chinese and Indian workers are among the dead and 25 remaining missing. Read Full Article at RT.com
• China ramps up investment into countries participating in the New Silk Road initiative
  China's outbound direct investment (ODI) into countries involved in the ambitious Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) has continued to increase, expanding 13.8% year-on-year in the first five months of 2021 to $7.43 billion. Read Full Article at RT.com
• WATCH: Scotland fan knocked down by motorbike while friend LAUGHS as Tartan Army invade London for Euro 2020 clash
  A drunk Scotland fan was knocked down by a motorbike as he staggered into oncoming traffic on a London street ahead of the Euro 2020 match against England on Friday. Read Full Article at RT.com
• 760,000 South Koreans to receive Pfizer & AstraZeneca jab mix due to supply delays
  South Korea will use Pfizer’s Covid-19 vaccine as the second dose for 760,000 people who have already been administered the AstraZeneca shot, joining a growing list of countries that have mixed the two jabs. Read Full Article at RT.com
• ‘Taking some personal time’: Naomi Osaka will MISS Wimbledon to continue mental health break – but WILL play at Olympics
  Four-time Grand Slam winner Naomi Osaka will skip Wimbledon as she continues her break from the sport for mental health reasons, but will be back to compete at her home Olympics in Japan this summer. Read Full Article at RT.com
• ENTIRE Portland rapid response unit dealing with protest violence RESIGNS after member indicted 
  An entire Portland police crowd control unit voted to disband after a member was indicted on charges stemming from a riot. The officers, who volunteered for the unit, also cited lack of recognition as a reason. Read Full Article at RT.com
• India's fuel demand is recovering after second Covid wave peak
  India's fuel demand jumped by 13% in the first two weeks of June, for a first monthly rise since March, suggesting that the worst of the impact of the second Covid wave has peaked and consumption is rebounding. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Twitter India’s head called in for police questioning over refusal to remove video ‘inciting communal violence’ – reports
  A top executive at Twitter’s Indian branch has received a police notice asking him to appear for questioning in Ghaziabad, after local authorities said the platform stoked communal hatred by refusing to remove a violent video. Read Full Article at RT.com
• ‘It’s not zero, but it’s much less’: General Milley minimizes report of 1,900 lost & stolen military weapons
  General Mark Milley, the top officer in the US military, downplayed reports that the Pentagon lost track of nearly 2,000 weapons in the 2010s – some later used in crimes – insisting the true figure is “significantly” lower. Read Full Article at RT.com
• CNN host Chris Cuomo dares the internet to name a time when he has denied facts… Twitter says, ‘challenge accepted’
  Chris Cuomo, the CNN host who once told viewers it was illegal for them to download WikiLeaks documents that might incriminate Hillary Clinton, has thrown down the gauntlet to those who question his veracity. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Chicago mayor declares racism a ‘public health crisis’ & directs $10mn in Covid funds to ‘equity zones’
  Mayor Lori Lightfoot has deemed racism a “public health crisis” in Chicago, vowing to allocate nearly $10 million in federal coronavirus relief money to create “equity zones” around the city and improve her “anti-racist” policies. Read Full Article at RT.com
• As US declares Juneteenth new slavery-ending holiday, Supreme Court rejects lawsuit by SLAVES in Africa
  Child slaves trafficked to cocoa plantations in Africa can’t sue Nestle for “general corporate activity” in the US, the Supreme Court has ruled on the same day President Joe Biden declared a new holiday marking the end of slavery. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Israel bombs Gaza for 2nd day straight in response to cross-border attacks as shaky truce falters (VIDEOS)
  Hostilities between Israel and Hamas-controlled Gaza have resumed with a vengeance, with Tel Aviv firing a flurry of missiles into the enclave in response to “arson balloons” as tensions flare up under the new Israeli government. Read Full Article at RT.com
• San Francisco man arrested for allegedly stabbing 94-year-old Asian woman had been released by judge 9 days earlier
  The suspect in an unprovoked stabbing of a 94-year-old woman in San Francisco had been released by a judge nine days earlier despite his fifth burglary arrest since 2020, leading to renewed criticism of woke criminal justice. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Conservatives pounce on Pelosi after she dodges question about whether 15-week-old unborn child is a ‘human being’
  House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-California) is facing criticism after not directly answering a yes-or-no question on whether an “unborn baby at 15 weeks is a human being.” Read Full Article at RT.com
• US embassy in Kabul goes on Covid lockdown after 1 worker dies, more than 100 infected in major outbreak
  The US embassy in the Afghan capital Kabul has told its staff to work remotely from their quarters after a spike in coronavirus cases saw one local worker die, dozens infected and several others evacuated for medical treatment. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Argument over guns, 2nd Amendment and militias prompts Democratic congressman to claim US 'won every major battle' in Vietnam
  Democrat Rep. Ted Lieu has adopted the strangest narrative in a bid to attack pro-gun conservatives: that the US actually won in Vietnam, and that it’s unpatriotic to say the enemy fought off the US military with cheap rifles. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Double Dutch: Netherlands make it two wins from two as they beat Austria to book Euro 2020 knockout spot
  The Netherlands maintained their 100% record at Euro 2020 as they sealed a spot in the last 16 of the competition with a 2-0 victory over Austria in Amsterdam. Read Full Article at RT.com
• ‘True African icon’: Zambian founding father Kenneth Kaunda, independence hero who helped lead fight against HIV/AIDS, dies at 97
  Kenneth Kaunda, who became Zambia’s first president after helping to lead a peaceful revolution against colonial British rule, has died at the age of 97 after being treated for pneumonia at a military hospital in Lusaka. Read Full Article at RT.com
• St. Louis couple charged over confronting Black Lives Matter protesters plead guilty, forfeit guns
  Mark and Patricia McCloskey, the St. Louis, Missouri couple filmed brandishing a rifle and a handgun at angry protesters that broke into their gated community last June, have agreed to pay fines and forfeit their weapons. Read Full Article at RT.com
• UK must apply Northern Ireland Brexit protocol, EU says after London formally requests ‘sausage ban’ suspension
  The UK must stick to its commitments on Northern Ireland border arrangements after Brexit, the EU Commission has said after London sent Brussels a formal request to suspend an upcoming so-called ‘sausage ban’. Read Full Article at RT.com
• US Congressman attends Zoom hearing in pajamas, showing stomach & boxers to shocked colleagues (VIDEO)
  Rep. Donald Payne Jr. (D-New Jersey) shocked some fellow lawmakers – and later social media users – after he attended a Zoom hearing seemingly in his pajamas and at one point even exposing his stomach to the camera. Read Full Article at RT.com
• How the mighty have fallen? Ghislaine Maxwell wins whopping $13.70 in legal fees & a break from RAT FECES after accuser drops suit
  Alleged sex trafficker Ghislaine Maxwell may still be in what she describes as a filthy jail fit for Hannibal Lecter while she awaits trial, but the British socialite has won a very small victory – receiving $13.70 in court costs. Read Full Article at RT.com
• ‘Ready to bring the fire’: Bare-knuckle brawlers Charissa Sigala and Pearl Gonzalez tune up for impending showdown (PHOTOS)
  Bare-knuckle pair Pearl Gonzalez and Charisa 'Sweetheart' Sigala have taken to social media to share their latest preparations for their BKFC clash, which will take place on a stacked card at the Hard Rock Hotel on June 26. Read Full Article at RT.com
• WATCH: Smiling Ukraine star Yarmolenko makes light of Ronaldo and Pogba sponsor snub by moving bottles CLOSER in press conference
  Paul Pogba and Cristiano Ronaldo might have gripes with some of the sponsors at Euro 2020, but Ukraine star Andriy Yarmolenko certainly doesn’t – jokingly moving Coca-Cola and Heineken bottles closer to him at a press conference. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Sputnik V manufacturers announce they've developed a Covid-19 vaccine booster shot that's effective in tackling ‘Indian variant’
  With Covid-19 cases on the rise again in Russia, the developers of the pioneering Sputnik V vaccine revealed on Thursday that they have created an upcoming booster shot that's effective against the latest mutations of the virus. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Gunmen kill police officer, abduct students & teachers from Nigerian school
  Another group abduction occurred in Nigeria on Thursday, with militants killing a police officer and kidnapping five teachers and an unknown number of students in an attack on a school in the northwest of the country. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Moscow mayor warns of possible ‘limited but HARSH’ Covid-19 lockdown, citing worsening health situation in Europe's largest city
  With fewer than 10% of residents vaccinated and hospital beds filling up as new Covid-19 variants spread, Moscow's Mayor has warned that the Russian capital might be facing a short but very strict lockdown to control the virus. Read Full Article at RT.com
• ‘Cancel her’: Virtue-signaling soccer queen Rapinoe accused of ‘hypocrisy’ after emergence of tweet saying teammate ‘looks Asian’
  Social justice warrior and US women's national team soccer star Megan Rapinoe has been dubbed a 'hypocrite' after an old tweet emerged from 2011 in which she appears to mock a fellow professional and Asians. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Content network delivery provider Akamai says global outage hitting banks, airlines ‘not caused by system update or cyberattack’
  An internet outage affecting hundreds of organizations, including airlines and banks, was not caused by a system update or a cyberattack, US-based content delivery network provider Akamai has said. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Philadelphia violated constitution when it dropped Catholic group that declined to work with same-sex foster parents, SCOTUS rules
  The US Supreme Court has ruled that the city of Philadelphia violated the US Constitution when it ended a contract with Catholic Social Services (CSS) because the group refused to work with same-sex couples as foster parents. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Florida governor pardons citizens facing fines for breaking Covid-19 restrictions
  Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-Florida) has pardoned citizens in his state still facing fines and other penalties from violating Covid-19 orders issued by local governments. Read Full Article at RT.com
• ‘Out of this world’: Delightful De Bruyne returns to down Denmark in emotional Euro 2020 meeting in Copenhagen
  Kevin De Bruyne made an instant impact on his return from injury with an inspired second-half cameo to steer Belgium past Denmark and into the Euro 2020 knockout stages on an emotional day in Copenhagen. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Unrecognized Donbass republic claims ‘irrefutable evidence’ that Belarusian activist Protasevich fought for neo-Nazi battalion
  Prosecutors in the self-proclaimed Lugansk Republic (LNR) have accused Roman Protasevich, the activist who was arrested when his plane was forced to land in Minsk last month, of being part of the neo-Nazi Azov Battalion. Read Full Article at RT.com
• US-owned Australian TV network tries to reel in ad money using ‘social justice’ pitch & ‘progressive’ viewers – reports
  Hit by flagging ratings, Australia-based Network 10 has reportedly pitched itself as a voice for “social justice, equality and inclusion” and telling advertisers to “go woke” or risk going broke. Read Full Article at RT.com
• CDC says only fully vaccinated people should take cruise ship trips, but eases Covid warning level on sector
  The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has lowered its warning for cruise ship travelers from the fourth – the highest – to the third level, but still advised those who aren’t fully vaccinated to avoid such trips. Read Full Article at RT.com
• EU drugs regulator says it won’t impose 50% efficacy threshold for Covid-19 vaccines after disappointing result in CureVac trial
  The European Medicines Agency (EMA) has said it will not bring in a minimum efficacy threshold for Covid-19 vaccines. The comment comes after clinical trials showed Germany’s CureVac jab to be only 47% effective against the virus. Read Full Article at RT.com
• HUGE George Floyd statue unveiled at Newark City Hall sparks controversy
  The City of Newark, New Jersey has set off controversy after unveiling a large statue of George Floyd — the African-American man who was killed by police during an arrest last year – outside its City Hall. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Israeli policeman charged over killing of autistic Palestinian man in Jerusalem
  An Israeli policeman has been charged with manslaughter over the killing of an autistic Palestinian man in Jerusalem over a year ago, the country’s Justice Ministry has said. He faces up to 12 years in jail if found guilty. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Florida Republican candidate caught on recording saying he’ll send ‘Russian and Ukrainian hit squad’ after rival
  A secret recording of William Braddock, who is running for a congressional seat in Florida, has shocked many with a recording of him seemingly threatening to assassinate his political rival. Read Full Article at RT.com
• DUP Brexiteer appointed Northern Ireland first minister amid UK-EU row over post-withdrawal protocol
  Hardline Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) Brexiteer Paul Givan has been appointed Northern Ireland’s new first minister amid an ongoing row between the UK and EU over the implementation of the post-Brexit protocol for the region. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Tapes leaked to media reveal Bolivian coup government was plotting to overturn 2020 election loss with help from US mercenaries
  Top cabinet officials in the caretaker government of Jeanine Anez plotted a second coup to stay in power in Bolivia, according to leaked documents. The plan allegedly involved hundreds of US mercenaries flown in from Florida. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Lithuania’s top diplomat accuses Belarusian authorities of ‘weaponizing migration’ & trying to flood his country with refugees
  The Belarusian authorities are reportedly using illegal immigration and refugees from Iraq and Syria as a hybrid weapon against neighboring nation Lithuania, according to the country’s foreign minister, Gabrielius Landsbergis. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Manchester Arena bomber Salman Abedi who killed 22 people ‘should have been identified as threat,’ inquiry finds
  The suicide bomber who killed 22 people and injured hundreds of others at an Ariana Grande concert in Manchester, England should have been spotted as a threat, a public inquiry into the 2017 attack has found. Read Full Article at RT.com
• French prosecutors seek 6-month prison term for ex-President Sarkozy in campaign finance trial
  French prosecutors have called on a Paris judge to sentence former President Nicolas Sarkozy to six months in prison in his trial over campaign finance violations, less than the year behind bars he had potentially faced. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Russia’s ability to maneuver outside US dollar gives it ‘incredible freedom’ – Max Keiser
  In this special episode of the Keiser Report recorded at Bitcoin 2021 conference in Miami, Max Keiser and Stacy Herbert discuss the dumpster-diving fiat. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Media hushes up report suggesting FBI involvement in Capitol riot, as White House turns anti-terrorism efforts on American people
  Court filings suggest that FBI operatives were among the mob who stormed the US Capitol in January, and may have set up the riot. With the riot used as justification for new terrorism policy, the media is downplaying the story. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Italian hothead Gattuso quits after just 23 days at Fiorentina – and is ALREADY linked to Spurs job after Fonseca deal collapses
  The internet has reacted after it was announced that the typically hot-headed ex-AC Milan legend Gennaro Gattuso has left his post as Fiorentina manager just 23 days into the role, with the Italian already linked with Tottenham. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Putin rebukes media for negative portrayal of Biden, says US president is actually ‘collected, professional & skillful'
  The media image of US President Joe Biden has “nothing to do with reality,” with the American leader being a complete “professional.” That's according to his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin, speaking a day after the two met. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Veteran US-based Kremlin critic Masha Gessen says Russians are swerving Covid-19 jabs because they ‘lack respect for human life’
  One of the US media’s most outspoken Moscow watchers, writer and activist Masha Gessen, courted controversy by telling American TV viewers that Russians are wary of Covid-19 vaccines as they don’t care about the lives of others. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Ukraine edge past North Macedonia to earn first Euros win in nine years as more penalties missed
  Ukraine improved their chances of passing through to the Euro 2020 knockout phases by beating North Macedonia 2-1 in a vital Group C clash at the National Arena in Bucharest. Read Full Article at RT.com
• ‘I have nothing’: Imprisoned software guru John McAfee says his crypto fortune is gone
  Software antivirus pioneer John McAfee said on Twitter that he is broke and his entire crypto fortune is gone. McAfee has been behind bars in Spain since October 2020, on a US warrant over money laundering and tax evasion. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Supreme Court rejects ANOTHER Republican attempt to kill Obamacare
  The US Supreme Court has rejected a Republican bid to strike down the Affordable Care Act, also known as Obamacare. Republicans have tried on multiple occasions to get rid of the act. Read Full Article at RT.com
• ‘F*ck VAR!’ Finland fans vent at disallowed goal, Russians rejoice after Euro 2020 meeting in St. Petersburg (VIDEO)
  There were contrasting emotions on display among Russian and Finnish fans after the two nations met in their Euro 2020 Group B game in St. Petersburg on Wednesday. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Younger people are driving growing Covid pandemic in England, scientists warn
  Released on Thursday, the latest REACT-1 study showed a 50% rise in Covid infections since the last results were released in May, with unvaccinated young people behind the growing epidemic throughout England. Read Full Article at RT.com
• ‘Africa in midst of full-blown third wave’: Health officials issue stark update about continent’s Covid outbreak
  Health officials in Africa have warned that the Covid-19 virus is gaining strength on the continent, with cases rising by more than 20% week-on-week in nearly two dozen countries as the vaccination rate remains woefully low. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Total shutdown of brothels in German region ‘no longer constitutional,’ court says, allowing red-light district to reopen
  A regional court has struck down a ban on the operation of brothels in one of Germany's states, arguing that the improving Covid-19 situation allows for sex workers to return to work. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Swiss scientists discover two new cell types in mouse brains, giving insight on brain repair mechanisms
  Scientists have found two new types of brain cells after they activated a pool of dormant cells in mouse brains. The discovery provides new insights on brain repair and regeneration abilities, potentially applicable to humans too. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Chinese astronauts enter core module of future space station in historic first for Beijing
  Three Chinese astronauts have entered the core module of the country’s future space station in a crucial step towards its completion, the Chinese Foreign Ministry has announced. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Sweden’s Christian Democrats vow to vote against Prime Minister Lofven in vote of no-confidence, following Left & Sweden Democrats
  The leader of Sweden’s Christian Democrats has said his party will vote in favor of ousting center-left Prime Minister Stefan Lofven in a no-confidence vote, after the Left Party withdrew its support for the government. Read Full Article at RT.com
• To be eligible for prisoner swap with US, Washington would have to confirm Navalny works for American intelligence, says Kremlin
  Moscow has revealed that US negotiators did not request jailed Russian activist Alexey Navalny be included in a possible prisoner exchange, saying he would be ineligible if he is not a US citizen or a foreign intelligence agent. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Berlin police use chainsaw to pry open door of famous far-left squat (VIDEO)
  Berlin police were reportedly attacked as they forced their way into a building occupied by far-left activists after negotiations concerning a fire inspection for the dilapidated squat fell through. Read Full Article at RT.com
• US House votes to repeal 2002 Iraq war authorization, bill moves on to Senate
  The House of Representatives has voted to repeal the 2002 ‘Authorization for Use of Military Force Against Iraq’ (AUMF), which allowed the US military to invade Iraq in 2003 and depose Saddam Hussein. The vote passed 268 to 161. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Biden-Putin meeting shows Russia-US relations are set for a return to the Cold War-era. Strangely, that might be an improvement
  The long-anticipated summit between Russian President Vladimir Putin and his US counterpart, Joe Biden, was, a total, if modest, success. Aside from the hype, it achieved its goals of cooling tensions after years of circus antics. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Disappointing trial of German-made CureVac coronavirus vaccine won’t hamper immunization at home – health ministry
  The unsatisfactory trial results of the German-made Covid-19 vaccine will have no effect on the pace of the national immunization campaign, the country’s government has said. Read Full Article at RT.com
• ‘You cannot cancel history’: UK heritage charity draws flak for updating Enid Blyton plaque bio to note ‘racism’ & ‘xenophobia’
  Cultural preservation charity English Heritage has courted controversy after editing popular children’s author Enid Blyton’s biography on its website to highlight her books’ alleged “racism, xenophobia and lack of literary merit.” Read Full Article at RT.com
• ‘Listening to my body’: Rafael Nadal PULLS OUT of Wimbledon and Olympics in double blow to fans of Spanish icon
  Rafael Nadal has announced his shock withdrawal from the upcoming Wimbledon Grand Slam and Tokyo Olympics after failing to recover from the physical demands of the recent French Open, where he lost in the semi-finals. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Canada’s ‘abusive immigration detention system’ must end, human rights groups demand
  Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch (HRW) released a report on Thursday criticizing Canada’s indefinite immigration system for holding detainees in “abusive conditions” that cause psychological damage.  Read Full Article at RT.com
• NYC mayor candidate Andrew Yang stirs anger with blunderous proposal to take ‘mentally ill’ people out of the streets
  New York City mayor candidate Andrew Yang has once again found himself on the receiving end of Twitter outrage after seemingly showing a dismissive attitude to people with mental health problems during a debate. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Nightclubs to reopen in July, says French health minister, as Covid-19 cases fall quicker than expected
  The French minister of health has vowed to reopen nightclubs in July but insisted there would be specific requirements as the country recovers from a severe third wave of Covid-19. Read Full Article at RT.com
• WATCH: Real Madrid legend Ramos breaks down at farewell press conference but pledges ‘I’ll be back’
  Real Madrid legend Sergio Ramos has broken down at a press conference to bid farewell to the club, after a trophy-laden 16 years came to an end when a new contract could not be agreed upon with the veteran defender. Read Full Article at RT.com
• 2 shot dead in western Germany, suspect on the run – media citing police
  A man and a woman were shot in the German town of Espelkamp in North Rhine-Westphalia, local media reported citing police. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Putin-Biden meeting was step towards de-escalating tensions, but once again the US chose to hypocritically exploit ‘human rights’
  On the surface, Russian President Vladimir Putin and his American counterpart, Joe Biden, didn't agree on very much when they met on Wednesday for talks, but getting along isn't actually as important as trying to work together. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Still ‘no reason’ to remove US from Russia’s list of ‘unfriendly countries’, despite cordial Putin-Biden summit, says Kremlin
  Despite the perceived success of Wednesday's high profile Russian-American summit in Switzerland, there's not yet any reason to consider removing the US from Moscow's list of ‘unfriendly countries’, the Kremlin has explained. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Real estate speculators gambling on US inequality getting worse, Professor Wolff tells RT’s Boom Bust
  Could the US housing bubble pop like it did in 2008? Professor Richard Wolff shares his analysis of the ongoing housing boom, and what the effects of the hot market could be. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Another Ron! Italy hero Locatelli follows Cristiano’s lead by SNUBBING Coca-Cola bottles at Euro 2020 (VIDEO)
  Italy star Manuel Locatelli joined Cristiano Ronaldo on Wednesday night by snubbing Coca-Cola when moving a pair of bottles from the soft drinks giant drink out of camera shot while preparing to hold a Euro 2020 press conference. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Japan to partially lift Tokyo’s coronavirus state of emergency one month before Olympics
  Japan is set to lift the state of emergency in Tokyo and other areas one month ahead of the Olympics, Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga has said. Certain “quasi-emergency” measures, however, will be maintained for two more weeks. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Flying nightmare: Giant spider drops onto Australian pilot during landing (VIDEO)
  An outing in the skies above Australia’s Northern Territory had an unexpected and extremely nightmarish ending, after an enormous spider dropped onto a pilot as he brought his plane to the ground. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Russia boss Cherchesov becomes viral smash for swigging on Coke after Ronaldo shuns brand
  Cristiano Ronaldo might have taken the fizz out of Coca-Cola’s share price after shunning the soft drinks giant at a Euro 2020 press conference, but Russia manager Stanislav Cherchesov has no such concerns about the black stuff. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Largest shipment of Covid-19 vaccines, 2 million doses, set to arrive in Tehran
  The Iranian Red Crescent Society (IRCS) has announced that two million doses of Covid-19 vaccines will arrive in Iran on Thursday, in the fourth and largest shipment of lifesaving jabs. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Australia limits AstraZeneca Covid jab to over-60s days after second blood clot death ‘likely linked’ to the vaccine
  The Australian Department of Health announced on Thursday that it will be limiting the AstraZeneca vaccine to over-60s, days after reports of the second death of someone who received the jab “likely linked” to blood clots. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Supply crisis could send oil prices soaring above $100 per barrel
  Incredible demand, inflation, and shareholder pressure on oil supermajors to drastically cut emissions could lead to an oil crisis and oil prices above $100 within 3 years, says David Tawil, president of Maglan Capital. Read Full Article at RT.com
• If current rate of Covid-19 spread continues, Moscow will run out of hospital beds in just 2-3 weeks, says capital’s deputy mayor
  A recent surge in Covid-19 infections means the situation in Moscow has deteriorated so rapidly that hospital beds for patients who need to be treated in the Russian capital may completely run out in the next two to three weeks. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Despite warnings there could only be one winner on the world stage, Putin’s Swiss summit with Biden handed both leaders a victory
  It is hard to guess what Vladimir Putin was thinking as he climbed up the steps of his plane on the runway in Geneva on Wednesday, having flown in just hours prior for a summit with his new American counterpart, Joe Biden. Read Full Article at RT.com
• South Korea donates $900,000 to conflict-ridden Myanmar, says UN body
  The South Korean government has granted $900,000 to a UN-led humanitarian aid initiative for Myanmar, which has suffered hugely following February’s coup. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Denmark doctors urge ‘peace and privacy’ for Eriksen after news he needs heart-starter device following collapse at Euro 2020
  Denmark midfielder Christian Eriksen will be fitted with a heart-starting ICD device as he continues his recovery from the cardiac arrest he suffered during his team’s Euro 2020 game against Finland. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Limping Victoria’s Secret grounds angels & hires female success icons like Megan Rapinoe & Priyanka Chopra as new faces of brand
  Victoria’s Secret, known for selling the male sex fantasy, is doing some radical rebranding. The lingerie retailer is ditching its angels in favor of female empowerment icons, though some doubt it will save its bottom line. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Britain considers easing Covid-19 international travel restrictions for fully vaccinated citizens
  The UK is considering easing travel restrictions for fully-vaccinated Britons, Financial Secretary to the Treasury Jesse Norman said, adding that the government strives for a balanced decision to not discriminate against anyone. Read Full Article at RT.com
• National security threat or nothingburger? Lawmakers send mixed signals after being briefed on UFOs
  Lawmakers have dropped hints about the conclusions of a Pentagon probe into ‘unidentified aerial phenomena’ after receiving a classified briefing about the investigation. Read Full Article at RT.com
• China moving closer to launch of world’s first sovereign digital currency
  Beijing has launched a digital yuan test program, allowing consumers to spend the digital currency at multiple merchants in the city. Read Full Article at RT.com
• ‘A good day for Russia’: Former US President Trump blasts successor Biden after Putin summit, citing waivers for Nord Stream-2
  Donald Trump has pilloried US President Joe Biden following his first sit-down meeting with his Russian counterpart as commander in chief, insisting America gained nothing from the meeting and calling it a “good day” for Moscow. Read Full Article at RT.com
• India’s exports & imports continue to boom in post-Covid economic recovery
  Exports by one of the largest global economies, India, rose 46% to $14 billion during the first two weeks of June, led by sectors such as engineering, gems and jewelry, and petroleum products. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Australian banks ‘urgently investigating’ after online banking apps stop working
  Several of Australia’s largest banks have reported issues with their online banking apps, sparking chatter on social media about what could have caused the large-scale service outage. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Russia’s agricultural exports could top $30 BILLION this year
  The impressive growth of Russia’s agricultural supplies to the global market will continue and could reach $30 billion by the end of 2021, Deputy Prime Minister Viktoria Abramchenko told TASS. Read Full Article at RT.com