Gail's New Videos, Progressive Views, Tucker Carlson & Russia Today

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.

Gail’s Newest Videos at YouTube

• New Computer From My Men
• Brent Spiner's $7.7 Million Engagement Ring
• 9-5-21: Computer Set Up With Linux
• Created Linux Backup If I Lose Windows
• Updates Forced on Me, COMPUTER HELL
• CENSORED: Loree McBride's Time Travel To Prehistoric Earth
• What It's Like To Have An I.Q. Around 10,000
• Managing Satan's Windows Updates From Hell
• Chris Chan - President Gail Addresses The Nation
• Satan Carrying Out His Worldwide GENOCIDE NOW!
• Gabrielle Chana FOX News Official Website (gabriellechana blog)
• Your HUSBAND was KILLED, a HERO IN BATTLE
• Gab My Official Social Network Site
• GABRIELLECHANA.BLOG (Most Important Website IN THE WORLD)
• Saving Money (With Sewing): Gail Commandment

Save America, Vote for Freedom

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• That Was The Most Tyrannical Speech I've Ever Heard
• Nicholas Sarwark Is Libertarian Party Controlled Opposition
• Hospitals Are Dangerous Places To Go Right Now
• Bombshell: Trump Given A Million Dollars By Pfizer To Sellout On Vaccines
• Dark Winter Approaches
• Without Informed Consent Nothing In This World Makes Sense
• Tulsi Gabbard's Excellent Response To The Afghanistan and Clarifying My Last Video
• 2 Trillion Dollars Down The Drain As Afghanistan Collapses
• The Feds Have A Plan In Place To Oust Ron DeSantis
• Tulsi Gabbard Joins Rumble As Does Glenn Greenwald
• Massacusetts Sees Unthinkable Problem After The Vaxx
• Andrew Cuomo Throwdown With Special Guest Charles Anderson
• Big Lies, Brainwashing, Cultism, Curation of Content And The Info War

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• Dershowitz Gets SHUT DOWN By Judge Preska
• Roberts Lawyer DESTROYS Alan Dershowitz's Lame Arguments
• Prince Andrew's Lawyer Tries HARD To Dismiss Virginia Roberts Lawsuit
• AOC & CNN Host Call Out Joe Manchin's Corruption With Exxon
• Alan Dershowitz Weirdly Trying To Help Prince Andrew
• Anti-Vax QAnon Christian Veronica Wolski Dies From Covid
• Deranged Rose McGowan Attacks Virginia Roberts Law Firm
• 20 Years On From 9/11 & How To Move Forward
• Virginia Roberts Served Prince Andrew With Summons & Complaint
• Georgia Grand Jury DECLINES To Indict Teen For Shooting Abusive Father Dead
• Father Regrets Not Vaccinating Teen Daughter Who Died From Covid
• Poll: Most Americans Support Roe vs Wade & Abortion Rights
• The Elizabeth Holmes Scam Explained
• Neo-Nazi Tolerant Web Host BANS Texas Anti-Abortion Site
• MSNBC Has Reasonable Veteran On To Talk Afghan Withdrawal

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Russia Today

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• Israeli study claims Covid vaccine boosters reduce infection risk TENFOLD… day before FDA to decide on 3rd jab
  A third dose of Pfizer’s vaccine could cut the risk of Covid infection by more than 10 times in elderly patients, according to an Israeli study, which was peer-reviewed just ahead of a key FDA meeting on boosters for Americans. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Facebook censors German anti-lockdown movement under new rules to prevent real users from organizing & amplifying ‘harmful’ ideas
  No longer content to go just after bots and trolls, Facebook has established a new category of “social harm” posted by genuine users, starting with purging pages and Instagram accounts of a German anti-lockdown group Querdenken. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Citing China’s ‘economic coercion’, Blinken says Australia to host US military aircraft & nuclear-powered subs under AUKUS treaty
  Australia’s new defense treaty with the US and UK will feature muscular defenses, courtesy of US deployment of military aircraft in addition to the agreed nuclear-powered submarines, officials said after a meeting in Washington. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Dutch foreign minister quits after parliament votes to censure her oversight of chaotic Afghanistan evacuation
  The Netherlands' foreign minister, Sigrid Kaag, has stepped down from her post after the country's parliament censured her and the Dutch defense minister over a chaotic Kabul evacuation that left many behind. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Italy makes Covid-19 health pass mandatory for all workers & anyone without it faces suspension with NO PAY
  The Italian government has approved a plan to make its Covid 'Green Pass' certificate mandatory for all workers. The plan, which would see those without the pass put on leave without pay, is set to be implemented next month. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Haitian PM sacks justice minister HOURS after firing chief prosecutor who tried to charge him over president’s assassination
  Haitian Prime Minister Ariel Henry fired his justice minister hours after dismissing the country’s chief prosecutor, who had tried to charge the leader over his alleged involvement in the late president’s assassination. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Iran greenlights US Johnson & Johnson Covid jab for use, after previously banning American vaccines
  Johnson & Johnson's Covid jab has been added to Iran's arsenal for emergency use, the country's medicines regulator has announced, despite its import bans on vaccines made by the UK and the US earlier this year. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Spanish authorities warn of potential volcanic eruption on resort island after 4,222-tremor ‘earthquake swarm’
  Officials on the Spanish island La Palma have warned of a potential volcanic eruption, after an ‘earthquake swarm’ of 4,222 tremors was detected near the Teneguía volcano by the country’s National Geographic Institute (IGN). Read Full Article at RT.com
• Blood, sweat & tears: Scientists suggest astronaut BODILY FLUIDS could be used to produce concrete on Mars
  Building a base on the Red Planet might literally take blood, sweat, and tears to achieve – a new study suggests the bodily fluids of astronauts sent to colonize Mars could be used to supply the water needed for construction. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Europe’s top human rights organization calls on Poland to change criminal definition of rape
  In a statement released on Thursday, the Council of Europe called on Poland to change its definition of rape to ensure women are better protected, warning that, currently, the law could let assailants walk free. Read Full Article at RT.com
• France mulling compensation claim as Australia pulls out of submarine contract worth billions, favoring UK & US partners
  The French armed forces minister has said her government is looking at a number of options to minimize financial losses from Australia's decision to end a lucrative submarine contract with France's Naval Group. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Duterte’s daughter seeking reelection as Davao mayor, despite leading polls to succeed her father as Philippines leader
  The daughter of Rodrigo Duterte, who also tops all opinion polls on preferred candidates to replace him as president, has said she will seek to be reelected as mayor of Davao City, with her younger brother to run as vice-mayor. Read Full Article at RT.com
• ‘Mesmerisingly clueless’: Aussie defense chief roasted for cringeworthy attempts to elbow-bump Korean counterpart (VIDEO)
  Despite the elbow bump becoming the greeting of choice for world leaders lately, Australian Defense Minister Peter Dutton hasn’t mastered the move, trying and failing to greet his Korean counterpart in a cringeworthy video. Read Full Article at RT.com
• China fully vaccinates 1 BILLION of its population against Covid
  China’s mammoth inoculation campaign has seen more than one billion of its citizens – just over 70% of its population – fully vaccinated against the coronavirus, according to figures from Beijing’s National Health Commission. Read Full Article at RT.com
• German police detain 4, including a 16-year-old, after receiving reports of threat against synagogue
  Police in the German city of Hagen announced on Thursday that they have arrested four suspects, after a significant police force was deployed near a synagogue on Wednesday amid concerns about a possible attack. Read Full Article at RT.com
• RT’s digital content project Redfish laments ‘censorship’ after Facebook blocks it on Instagram without proper explanation
  The popular Instagram account of the RT-affiliated Redfish digital-content project has been apparently deactivated, with Facebook, which owns the platform, so far being reluctant to explain its reasoning for the harsh move. Read Full Article at RT.com
• France suspends 3,000 healthcare workers for failing to get jabbed against Covid – health minister
  About 3,000 French healthcare workers have been temporarily dismissed on grounds they had not received Covid vaccinations before the mid-September deadline which made inoculation mandatory, Health Minister Olivier Veran announced. Read Full Article at RT.com
• President Rodrigo Duterte declares ICC ‘no longer has jurisdiction’ over Philippines after it launches probe into his war on drugs
  Speaking via his lawyer, President Rodrigo Duterte rejected the International Criminal Court’s (ICC) probe into his war on drugs, claiming his country has “left the Rome statute” and the tribunal “no longer has jurisdiction.” Read Full Article at RT.com
• France says Biden acted like Trump as UK & US steal huge Aussie submarine deal in 'brutal, unilateral and unpredictable decision'
  France's foreign minister has spoken of his "anger" and "bitterness" and has criticized the US and Britain, after the allies agreed a deal to supply nuclear submarines to Australia, undoing Paris' $40-billion deal for French subs. Read Full Article at RT.com
• AUKUS submarine deal will safeguard peace and security of Indo-Pacific, says UK’s Johnson
  The British PM has hailed a pact between the UK, Australia and the US, which will see Canberra take delivery of nuclear-powered subs, stating the deal will help safeguard peace and security in the Indo-Pacific for years to come. Read Full Article at RT.com
• ‘Extremely irresponsible’: China slams new security pact between US, UK & Australia to arm Canberra with nuclear submarines
  A new plan by the US, UK, and Australia to provide Canberra with nuclear-powered submarines undermines regional stability and intensifies the arms race, the Chinese Foreign Ministry has said. Read Full Article at RT.com
• UNICEF urges schools to completely reopen, as millions of kids’ educations still disrupted by Covid after 18 months of pandemic
  Since the outbreak of the coronavirus pandemic 18 months ago, the schools of millions of children worldwide remain almost totally closed, the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) has said, urging institutions to reopen. Read Full Article at RT.com
• UN warns unchecked AI & machine-learning tech can ‘violate human rights, damage lives’ as it calls for safeguards against abuse
  The UN’s human rights chief has called for a moratorium on the use of some artificial intelligence tech, such as bulk facial recognition, until there are “adequate safeguards” against its potentially “catastrophic” impact. Read Full Article at RT.com
• ‘Stabbed in the back’: France ‘regrets’ AUKUS nuclear submarine deal that scuttled its multi-billion contract with Australia
  A new plan to equip Australia with nuclear-powered submarines using US and UK technology may be aimed to counter China, but steps on the toes of NATO ally France, which lost a massive shipbuilding contract with Canberra. Read Full Article at RT.com
• French special forces ‘neutralize’ terrorist leader of Islamic State’s Greater Sahara cell, Macron says
  The commander of Islamic State in the Greater Sahara was killed in a French military operation, President Emmanuel Macron said in a tweet. The jihadist cell was active in the Mali-Niger border region in the African Sahel. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Twitter LOCKS OUT Nicki Minaj after Trinidad govt denies vaccine links to ‘swollen testicles’ LIVE ON TV
  Rapper Nicki Minaj says she ended up in “Twitter jail” after starting an internet argument about vaccination allegedly causing testicle swelling in Trinidad – a claim the local government has taken live on air to refute. Read Full Article at RT.com
• North Korea says it successfully tested ‘RAILWAY-borne missile’ in latest launch – state media 
  North Korea’s armed forces tested out a new “railway-borne missile system,” which traveled some 800km (497 miles) before hitting a target off the country’s east coast, state media reported. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Three Eyes… against China? Biden says US & UK will help Australia build ‘conventionally armed’ NUCLEAR submarines
  The US, UK and Australia have announced a new military initiative, dedicated to a “free and open Indo-Pacific.” The first step of the alliance that appears to be aimed against China is to provide Canberra with nuclear submarines. Read Full Article at RT.com
• German police respond to ‘possible threat’ at synagogue in Hagen as Jews mark Yom Kippur
  Dozens of police officers have reportedly been deployed on the streets surrounding a synagogue in the western-German city of Hagen, amid warnings of a “threat” to the building. The alert comes on the Jewish holy day of Yom Kippur. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Pope Francis calls for ‘compassion’ and not ‘condemnation’ for Biden and for other abortion-supporting Catholic politicians
  Pope Francis has sidestepped a question on whether President Joe Biden and other Catholic politicians who support abortion rights should be denied Holy Communion, but he called for priests to show compassion to such leaders. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Taliban discovers cache of Soviet-made BALLISTIC MISSILES in Panjshir Valley (VIDEO)
  Taliban militants have found several old Soviet-made ballistic missiles in the Panjshir Valley while securing the region and defeating local resistance forces. However, the missiles appear to be in an inoperable condition. Read Full Article at RT.com
• ICC backs probe into Philippines ‘war on drugs’ despite Manilla warning foreigners to stay out of it
  The International Criminal Court (ICC) has granted its prosecutor’s request to open an investigation, within the jurisdiction of the court, into alleged crimes committed in the Philippines during the ‘war on drugs’. Read Full Article at RT.com
• 91% of China's youth aged 12-17 are fully vaccinated against Covid – state media
  Just over 90% of students in China aged 12-17 have received two doses of a Covid-19 vaccine, state media has revealed. Despite the high inoculation rate, the Ministry of Education has urged caution in schools over the virus. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Biden to launch NUCLEAR tech working group alongside UK and Australia in apparent bid to push back against China – reports
  President Biden is set to announce a three-way tech-sharing pact with the UK and Australia, including nuclear defense, sources close to the White House told Politico. The countries will meet to discuss ‘threats’ including China. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Iran’s atomic energy chief vows to boost nuclear science despite efforts of ‘enemies’ to curb Tehran’s advancement
  Tehran will beef up its commitment to nuclear science, the chief of the Atomic Energy Organization of Iran (AEOI) has sworn, blasting attempts by its so-called “enemies” to curb the Islamic republic’s atomic advancement. Read Full Article at RT.com
• South Korea hails successful test of submarine-launched ballistic missile, after two N. Korean projectiles land off Japan
  South Korea’s military successfully trialled a new submarine-launched ballistic missile in the presence of its president just hours after Pyongyang fired rockets into the sea off Japan. Read Full Article at RT.com
• North Korea fires TWO ‘unidentified projectiles’ days after testing long-range cruise missile – reports
  Pyongyang has fired two unidentified projectiles from its east coast into the Sea of Japan, according to South Korea’s Joint Chiefs of Staff and the Japanese Coast Guard. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Chief prosecutor in Haiti SACKED after he tried to charge PM for alleged role in president’s murder
  Haiti’s top prosecutor was fired and replaced after calling for charges against the country’s prime minister for the murder of President Jovenel Moise, though a dismissal letter claimed it related to an “administrative error.” Read Full Article at RT.com
• Gates Foundation warns about future pandemic threats as Covid-19 response continues to snarl world economy
  The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, whose advice guided much of the global response to the Covid pandemic, has seemingly washed its hands of one virus while warning the world isn’t prepared to deal with the next big pandemic. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Irish regulator launches 2 investigations into TikTok for handling of children’s personal data and transfers to China
  Ireland’s Data Protection Commission has opened two investigations into TikTok, focusing on the platform’s handling of children’s personal data, and the transfer of information to China, where TikTok’s parent company is based. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Haiti’s top prosecutor seeks charges against PM over president’s assassination
  A Haitian prosecutor is seeking charges against PM Ariel Henry over an alleged link to the murder of late President Jovenel Moise. He has also asked for a restraining order to prevent the official from fleeing the country. Read Full Article at RT.com
• ‘Journey between hope & fear, resulting in epic failure’: Kabul journalist speaks to RT about 20-year war in Afghanistan
  As part of RT’s Unheard Voices special project, an Afghan journalist and a young refugee detail their experiences in the country they were forced to flee, as there was no hope and no future left for them in Afghanistan. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Africa ‘left behind’ as less than 3.5% vaccinated against Covid-19, WHO chief says
  The head of the World Health Organization (WHO) has said that people on the African continent are being “left behind” in the global Covid-19 inoculation campaign, after Africa’s health chief said only 3.5% were vaccinated. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Man arrested in Germany on suspicion of illegally exporting equipment for Iran’s nuclear program
  Police in Germany have arrested a German-Iranian citizen on suspicion that he exported €1.1 million of equipment to Iranian firms blacklisted by the EU for use in Tehran’s nuclear program. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Prosecution witness in Netanyahu’s corruption trial killed as his plane crashes in Greece
  Former senior Israeli official Haim Geron has been killed in a plane crash near the Greek island of Samos. Geron was among the witnesses in the ongoing corruption trial of ex-PM Benjamin Netanyahu. Read Full Article at RT.com
• ‘Austria won’t accept any fleeing Afghan refugees as long as I’m in power,’ chancellor Kurz vows
  Vienna will take no part in the resettlement of Afghan refugees evacuated from Kabul after the Taliban takeover, said Austria’s chancellor Sebastian Kurz, insisting that the country already has enough migrants from Afghanistan. Read Full Article at RT.com
• France’s Macron wants oversight body for police conduct, vows to double law-enforcement presence in public
  The French president has said that the country is moving to modernize its police force, increasing the number of boots on the ground while looking at ways to monitor the conduct of law enforcement officers. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Philippines’ Duterte orders officials to get his consent before attending Senate probes, accused of trying to ward off scrutiny
  Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte has ordered that members of his cabinet are required to get his consent to appear at Senate investigations, with some critics calling the move an attempt to avert scrutiny. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Czech President Milos Zeman hospitalized, condition unknown
  The president of the Czech Republic has been hospitalized, although no information on his condition has been provided. He is known to have various health conditions, including diabetes, and was a heavy smoker and drinker. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Israeli anti-vax activist dies of Covid-19 after accusing police of POISONING him in ‘assassination attempt’
  A prominent Israeli vaccine skeptic, who earlier accused the Jerusalem police of trying to poison him, telling his followers that “if anything happens” to him they should assume he was “assassinated,” has died of Covid-19. Read Full Article at RT.com
• China’s Covid-19 cases soar ahead of week-long national holiday, some infections are vaccine-busting Delta
  The Chinese authorities have said that Covid-19 infections in the southeastern province of Fujian have more than doubled in the previous 24 hours. Preliminary tests suggest the Delta variant is responsible for some of the cases. Read Full Article at RT.com
• South Korean regulator slaps Google with $177mn fine for antitrust violations & abusing market dominance
  Google’s parent firm has been made to cough up some $177 million by a South Korean antitrust regulator, which accused the company of abusing its dominant position in the market and hampering industry competition. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Record-breaking bloody hunt in Denmark's Faroe Islands slaughters almost 1,500 dolphins (GRAPHIC VIDEOS, PHOTOS)
  A record-breaking number of white-sided dolphins have been killed in the Faroe Islands, with nearly 1,500 specimens slaughtered during the gruesome hunt. The slaughter has invoked outrage from animal rights activists. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Israeli spy tech firm exploited vulnerability on ALL IPHONE devices to implant ‘Pegasus’ malware – report
  Digital rights group CitizenLab has discovered a vulnerability that allowed Israeli spyware company NSO Group to implant its Pegasus malware onto virtually every iPhone, Mac, and Apple Watch device. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Cuban researchers say ‘no scientific evidence’ for US’ ‘Havana Syndrome’ claims
  A panel of Cuban scientists has declared that there is “no scientific evidence” for US claims that diplomats on the island fell ill due to sonic warfare attacks. The mysterious illnesses have been dubbed ‘Havana Syndrome’. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Western govts ditch resolution to slam Iran at IAEA despite Tehran failing to give ‘promise’ on certain questions
  Western states have ditched a planned resolution criticizing Iran at the UN’s nuclear watchdog, after Tehran allowed some monitoring of its atomic dealings but did not commit to answering key questions on its nuclear operations. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Palestinian man shot by Israeli police after allegedly stabbing two people in Jerusalem cosmetics store
  A Palestinian man stabbed and wounded two Israelis in a Jerusalem cosmetics shop, before being shot by border police, local law enforcement has said. The suspect and two victims are receiving hospital treatment. Read Full Article at RT.com
• France moves to dissolve ‘racist’ Black African Defense League following weekend violence
  The French interior minister has started proceedings to ban a group, known as the ‘Ligue de Défense Noire Africaine’ (Black African Defense League), claiming it’s a racist organization that promotes hatred and discrimination. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Dozens die of dengue fever in India’s Uttar Pradesh, with cases of the mosquito-borne virus also reported in Delhi
  As if Covid-19 wasn’t enough, India’s northern state of Uttar Pradesh is faced with a major outbreak of dengue fever. The mosquito-borne tropical disease has already infected almost 600 people and killed dozens. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Israeli health minister says vaccine passport system doesn’t have ‘medical justification’ in some cases – leaked footage
  Israeli officials have been caught admitting that in many situations, the country’s ‘Green Pass’ is not “medically justified,” but exists to pressure citizens into getting vaccinated. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Uber slammed with €50,000 fine after losing Dutch court dispute over employee rights of drivers
  Ride-hailing app Uber has lost a dispute in the Dutch court which has ruled that the tech giant’s staff are entitled to the same employment benefits as taxi drivers, and has also been slapped with a €50,000 ($58,940) fine. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Over 260 inmates freed as raiders blow up Nigerian prison fence, killing police officer and soldier
  A Nigerian soldier and police officer have been killed after militants attacked a medium-security prison in Kogi State, destroying the perimeter fence and allowing nearly all the jail’s inmates to escape. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Macron's disgraced security aide stands before Paris court for assaulting protesters in 2018
  Alexandre Benalla, who turned from a trusted confidante of Emmanuel Macron into a serious liability for his presidency, is standing before a court on charges related to assault of protesters, an episode that sank his career. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Fire breaks out under Paris bridge, area cordoned off amid emergency service operations
  A blaze which broke out in the early hours of Monday morning under a Paris bridge is being tackled by the city’s firefighters. No injuries have been reported, and emergency services say there is no danger of the bridge collapsing. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Environmental threats are biggest obstacle to human rights, UN chief warns
  The triple threats of climate change, pollution, and nature loss are posing the greatest threat to human rights worldwide, the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights has warned, calling for greater action. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Ousted Myanmar leader Aung San Suu Kyi skips court hearing due to sickness – lawyer
  The former leader of Myanmar, Aung San Suu Kyi, was unable to attend a junta court hearing due to being unwell, a member of her legal team has said. The trial had already been postponed due to the coronavirus pandemic. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Venezuela reports another ‘terrorist attack’ on its electrical system as power outages hit Caracas region & other areas
  Venezuela’s electrical system was targeted by another “terrorist attack” on Sunday, minister of electric power Nestor Reverol has said, referring to power outages in the Caracas area and other parts of the Latin American country. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Beijing blasts Japan over decision to water down textbooks on historic ‘comfort women’ abuses
  The Chinese foreign ministry has registered its anger and disappointment over Japan’s decision to revise textbook language on so-called comfort women, victims of Japanese wartime sexual slavery and other forced workers. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Lebanon to receive $1.1bn from IMF reserve to help its struggling economy after forming government following 13-month deadlock
  The Lebanese government has said it will receive $1.135 billion in International Monetary Fund (IMF) Special Drawing Rights as the newly formed government tries to tackle the worst economic collapse in decades. Read Full Article at RT.com
• No Emmy for Oprah’s bombshell interview with Prince Harry & Meghan Markle as award goes to Stanley Tucci’s food show instead
  Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s interview with Oprah Winfrey, which shocked the public in the UK and abroad, was snubbed at the Emmys. The award for the best hosted nonfiction special went to Stanley Tucci’s series about Italy. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Auckland to remain under coronavirus lockdown for another week as cases keep rising in New Zealand
  Lockdown in New Zealand’s largest city, Auckland, won’t be lifted, Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern said as the country, which tries to stem a Delta variant outbreak, reported the worst number of Covid-19 cases in 11 days on Monday. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Czech Republic might have to destroy 45,000 AstraZeneca doses as demand for the jab nosedives – media
  Prague might have to dispose of thousands of AstraZeneca’s Covid-19 vaccine doses, as they expire next month. The demand for the jab recommended only to those over 60 years old due to possible side effects remains low. Read Full Article at RT.com
• North Korea says it carried out launch of new long-range cruise missile
  North Korean state media has reported that the country carried out tests of its new long-range cruise missile. The launch took place over the weekend, and saw the missile successfully hit its target, according to the report. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Iran allows International Atomic Energy Agency to use monitoring equipment at its nuclear sites after meeting in Tehran
  The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) and the Atomic Energy Organization (AEOI) of Iran reaffirmed “the spirit of cooperation,” as Iran agreed to allow IAEA inspectors access to cameras at Iranian nuclear facilities. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Scuffles in Munich as police use batons & pepper spray against eco-protesters picketing Germany’s biggest car show (VIDEO)
  Munich police clashed with environmental protesters on Saturday, as the city was hosting a major car exhibition. Activists see the recent rebranding of the show as a ‘mobility’ expo as an attempt to ‘greenwash’ the auto industry. Read Full Article at RT.com
• ‘We want independence now!’ Activists clash with police on Catalonia Day in Barcelona (VIDEO)
  Pro-independence protesters threw objects and shouted abuse at police during rallies on Catalonia Day in Spain on Saturday. They burned large photos of the Spanish region’s leader, as well as Spain’s prime minister. Read Full Article at RT.com
• ‘Terrorism defeated?’ Merkel says ‘not all goals’ reached after 9/11 as intel head warns of 2,000 dangerous extremists in Germany
  The US and its allies have failed to achieve all their goals after 9/11 but did “defeat terrorism,” German Chancellor Angela Merkel said as her own intelligence warned about thousands of Islamists in the country. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Australia purchases 1mn Moderna doses as its 3d most populous state narrowly avoids lockdown
  Australia’s Queensland has narrowly escaped a snap lockdown, like the ones in effect in Melbourne and Sydney, by reporting no new Covid cases, as the government stocks up on Moderna vaccines in the hopes of reviving the economy. Read Full Article at RT.com
• ‘Women who left Afghanistan cannot represent us’: Pro-Taliban female students demonstrate in Kabul (VIDEO)
  Dozens of women donning black niqabs have taken to streets of Kabul to voice support for the Taliban and its strict interpretation of Sharia law. The rally followed a wave of heated women’s rights protests in Afghanistan. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Drone attack targets Erbil International Airport hosting US-led coalition forces, multiple explosions reported
  Footage from witnesses has captured multiple explosions at the Erbil International Airport in Iraq’s Kurdistan region. The blasts were apparently from a drone strike targeting the airport, which is used by the US-led coalition. Read Full Article at RT.com
• WATCH: Tear gas & clashes in Paris as thousands protest over Covid-19 health passes for 9th consecutive weekend
  Demonstrators took to the streets of the French capital on Saturday to voice their discontent with the coronavirus health pass policy for the ninth weekend in a row. The protest quickly descended into clashes with police. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Australian police force group raises thousands to legally challenge Covid-19 vaccination mandate
  Queensland police officers have set up a fundraising page, garnering money to hire a lawyer and challenge the mandating of vaccines for law enforcement employees. They say the new directive “infringes upon the right to freedom.” Read Full Article at RT.com
• ‘No regret’: Frenchman who did jail time for slapping President Macron says he received ‘hundreds’ letters of support
  A man who spent several months behind bars for slapping French President Emmanuel Macron this summer has said he has received many letters in support of his “political” action.  Read Full Article at RT.com
• War spending is a tax on working people who just want to live in peace, Roger Waters tells RT
  The former Pink Floyd frontman spoke to RT's Going Underground on the anniversary of the 9/11 attacks and the 1973 US-backed coup in Chile, which led the right-wing dictator Augusto Pinochet to power. Read Full Article at RT.com
• BioNTech ‘preparing production’ of Covid-19 vaccine for children under 12, which may be approved in Europe next month – media
  German company BioNTech, which in partnership with Pfizer developed one of the most widely used anti-Covid shots, says it’s preparing for the worldwide launch of its jab for younger recipients and might get approval in October. Read Full Article at RT.com
• International Atomic Energy Agency head traveling to Tehran this weekend
  Rafael Grossi, the director-general of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), is set to travel to Tehran this weekend for discussions over the Iran nuclear deal. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Libya risks slipping into new round of civil war & violence if crucial December elections not held – UN envoy
  The UN envoy to Libya has warned that the war-torn country could slip into conflict once again if presidential and parliamentary elections set for December are aborted.  Read Full Article at RT.com
• Lockdown looms over Australia’s Queensland after five local Covid-19 infections
  A cluster of five new infections in Brisbane may require a lockdown in Queensland, the Australian state’s leader said. The enforcement of lockdowns in other parts of the country has already caused a lot of debate. Read Full Article at RT.com
• 4 Palestinian militants captured by police after escaping from Israeli prison by tunnel earlier this week, 2 remain at large
  Israeli police have caught four of the six Palestinians who pulled off a daring escape from a high-security prison earlier this week through an underground tunnel dug from their cell. Read Full Article at RT.com
• 20 arrested at protest against lockdowns & ‘LGBTQ+ propaganda’ in Lithuania (VIDEO)
  Police in Vilnius have detained 20 people after a thousands-strong rally against Covid-19 restrictions and what protesters criticized as “LGTBQ+ propaganda” ended in a standoff with law enforcement. Read Full Article at RT.com
• ‘US misled me into joining Mujahideen, then tortured me for Al-Qaeda past’: Gitmo survivor says US ‘acted like fascists’ post-9/11
  A former Islamist fighter who went to Afghanistan to fight the Soviets and later got caught up in the US War on Terror – spending 14 years in the Guantanamo prison as a result – spoke to RT as part of the Unheard Voices project. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Afghanistan after the US: Human stories behind America’s longest lost war
  The US has withdrawn from Afghanistan after 20 years of war, with nothing to show for it but a swift Taliban takeover and a flood of refugees. RT asked Afghans and Americans what the price of “nation-building” has been for them. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Austria furious over ‘massive threat’ to aviation security after Hungarian NATO flight takes nosedive over its territory
  The maneuvers of a NATO pilot have sparked a sharp rebuke from Vienna, which warned of “diplomatic consequences” after an Alliance aircraft from Hungary took an unexpected nosedive over its territory during a scheduled flight. Read Full Article at RT.com
• ‘There will be more pandemics’: Immunologist behind mRNA technology working on vaccine against ALL coronaviruses
  University of Pennsylvania scientists are working to create a vaccine that would protect not just against Covid-19, but all coronaviruses, saying they hope it will be “ready to go” when the next pandemic hits. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Lebanon announces new government, ending 13 months of political deadlock
  Lebanese leaders have formed a new government led by Prime Minister Najib Mikati, finally putting to an end 13 months of political deadlock that worsened Beirut’s crippling economic situation. Read Full Article at RT.com
• France bans unvaccinated travelers from US & Israel, removes countries from ‘green’ list
  The French government has taken the US and Israel off its list of ‘safe’ countries in terms of Covid-19 risk, imposing restrictions on the arrival of unvaccinated tourists from both places. Read Full Article at RT.com
• China’s Sinovac eying vaccine production site in South Africa, says local partner
  Numolux Group, the South African partner of China’s Sinovac Biotech, has said the Chinese firm is in talks about creating a Covid-19 vaccine production site in Africa, as it launches a phase-three trial for use in children. Read Full Article at RT.com
• 'Get on the vaccines’ if you want to ‘get on the beers’: Victoria premier urges Australians to get AstraZeneca Covid jab
  The premier of Australia’s state of Victoria has taken to social media to urge fellow citizens to leave behind their skepticism of the AstraZeneca Covid vaccine if they want lockdowns to end. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Germany recommends Covid jabs for pregnant women and breastfeeding mothers
  Pregnant women and breastfeeding mothers have been advised by Germany’s vaccine body to get inoculated against Covid with Moderna or Pfizer-BioNTech shots after analyzing data on its effectiveness and safety for these groups. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Chinese Sinopharm shots manufactured in UAE, known as Hayat-Vax, granted emergency approval in Vietnam
  As part of its program to contain Covid-19, Vietnam has approved for emergency use a Chinese vaccine produced in the United Arab Emirates (UAE). Read Full Article at RT.com

• Russiagate scandal: Top Democrat lawyer charged for LYING to FBI about Clinton ties to feed them fake Trump-Russia lead
  Special counsel John Durham has charged a partner at Perkins Coie, a law firm representing the Democrats and Hillary Clinton’s 2016 campaign, for allegedly lying to the FBI in the Trump-Russia probe. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Blaming Biden’s ‘sheer negligence,’ Texas governor to SHUT DOWN border crossing points to stop migrants ‘overrunning our state’
  As thousands of migrants try to enter the US, Texas Governor Greg Abbott closed six crossing points in the state, “to stop these caravans from overrunning our state.” Abbott blames the Biden administration for the crisis. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Florida & Texas fume as Biden seizes and RATIONS supply of life-saving Covid treatments
  Seven southern US states, mostly led by Republican governors, say they are now facing shortages of monoclonal antibody treatments for Covid-19 after the federal government took over the distribution, citing the need for “equity.” Read Full Article at RT.com
• Viral VIDEO shows man following a woman around grocery store & SHAMING her for being unvaccinated
  Insisting it was his "job," a man took it upon himself to publicly shame an unvaccinated woman as she shopped at Target, calling on others to join in. The viral clip drew comparisons to a scene from Invasion of the Body Snatchers. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Trump’s on-off ally Lindsey Graham says police should ‘whack’ protesters who ‘get out of line’ at rally for jailed Capitol Rioters
  Republican Sen. Lindsey Graham has urged police in Washington, DC to “take a firm line” at an upcoming rally for Trump supporters jailed following the Capitol Hill riot. Trump himself reportedly views the protest as a “setup.” Read Full Article at RT.com
• ‘You want it in your VEINS’: ‘Poisonous’ MSNBC host Joy Reid slammed for unhinged ‘Republicans love Covid’ rant
  Fresh from an on-air feud with rapper Nicki Minaj, MSNBC host Joy Reid has drawn scorn and ridicule for accusing Republicans of trying to spread Covid-19 into schools, offices, and stores. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Judge dismisses sexual assault case against Marilyn Manson, but ‘Antichrist Superstar’ not yet off the hook
  A judge has dismissed a woman’s lawsuit accusing Marilyn Manson of raping her and threatening to kill her. However, the shock rocker is facing three other suits accusing him of sexual assault and battery. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Biden calls Australian PM ‘that fella Down Under,’ prompts ridicule for apparently forgetting Scott Morrison’s name at key event
  “That fella Down Under” is trending on social media after US President Joe Biden resorted to using the nickname when he appeared to forget the name of Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison during a key address. Read Full Article at RT.com
• FDA not yet sold on Covid-19 booster jabs, as Pfizer & Moderna share data showing their vaccines lose efficacy over time
  US regulators at the FDA say it’s too early to throw support behind Covid-19 booster shots, noting that more data is needed before the agency takes a position, even after President Joe Biden set a hard date for a booster campaign. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Los Angeles County to demand proof of vaccination at indoor bars, jab certificate or negative Covid test at large outdoor events
  Los Angeles County plans to require proof of vaccination to enter indoor bars and nightclubs, while those attending NFL games and other large outdoor events must show that they’ve been inoculated or tested negative for Covid-19. Read Full Article at RT.com
• SpaceX launches Inspiration4 from Florida as part of historic all-civilian space mission
  SpaceX’s Inspiration4 mission has been launched from Florida’s Kennedy Space Center. The mission is the world’s first all-civilian journey into orbit, and will see four “amateur astronauts” circle the Earth for three days. Read Full Article at RT.com
• US Capitol Police asks Pentagon for National Guard troops to help cope with protest against mistreatment of January 6 rioters
  Apparently not content with putting up an unscalable fence to protect the US Capitol, police have asked the Pentagon to provide National Guard troops as supporters of former president Donald Trump return to Washington for a rally. Read Full Article at RT.com
• After outrage, comment on SHOOTING Republicans disavowed by Free Press, a group petitioning FCC over ‘structurally racist’ media
  Free Press, which spearheaded a call to the federal regulators for “reparative actions” against “structural racism” in US media, has disavowed a comment submitted in its petition that discussed shooting Republicans as a solution. Read Full Article at RT.com
• ‘A lot of it was BS’: US ‘lost focus’ in War on Terror, becoming consumed by emotions and heroic posturing, says Oliver Stone
  On the 20th anniversary of the 9/11 terror attacks, in a conversation with RT, award-winning director Oliver Stone condemned the US response as rooted in “exaggerated hype to go to war” and a misguided attempt at revenge-seeking. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Minnesota Supreme Court overturns murder conviction of ex-cop who killed Justine Damond
  The Minnesota Supreme Court has overturned the third-degree murder conviction of a former Minneapolis police officer who shot an unarmed Australian woman dead. The ex-cop will now be sentenced for manslaughter instead. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Trump SLATES ‘corrupt’ Facebook for secret system that ‘exempted’ VIP users from content moderator rules & sanctions
  Donald Trump has attacked Facebook for “secretly protecting” its ‘elite’ users after it emerged that the social media giant had an internal system that shielded millions of high-profile users from its content-moderation practices. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Top US general Milley doubles down on call to Chinese counterpart about ‘rogue’ POTUS Trump, says it went through proper channels
  General Mark Milley, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, denied that calling his Chinese counterpart to warn him about “rogue” President Donald Trump was wrong, saying it went through proper Defense Department channels. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Hackers claim to have stolen trove of data from Epik, web host for multiple right-wing platforms
  A hacktivist group claims to have stolen a decade’s worth of data from web company Epik. The firm is known for hosting conservative platforms such as Parler and sites belonging to organizations like the Proud Boys. Read Full Article at RT.com
• US city mayor threatens school board over ‘child porn’ writing-prompt book that included tasks to describe sexual experiences
  The mayor of the city of Hudson in Ohio has issued an ultimatum to its school board, calling on its members to either resign or face possible criminal charges over high school course material that he labelled “child pornography.” Read Full Article at RT.com
• California Governor Newsom claims victory against ‘cynicism & bigotry,’ after taking huge lead in recall vote
  California Governor Gavin Newsom has emerged victorious from a special recall election, according to several media projections, meaning the state executive first elected in 2018 will remain in office after a contentious campaign. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Trump says ‘dumba**’ General Milley should be tried for treason… if ‘fake’ report he warned China of attack was true
  Former US President Donald Trump dismissed as “fake news” a new book saying General Mark Milley secretly warned China of a possible attack, but he said such a betrayal would have merited a treason charge against the officer. Read Full Article at RT.com
• US military branches set mandatory vaccine deadlines after Pentagon requires jabs for all troops
  Four branches of the US armed forces have announced vaccination deadlines under a Pentagon mandate to inoculate the entire military, with the army the latest to set a hard date for personnel to receive the jab. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Thousands of LAPD cops & staff to seek ‘religious exemptions’ from Covid-19 vaccine mandate
  The Los Angeles Police Department is apparently more spiritual than anyone imagined, as more than 2,600 employees reportedly plan to pursue religious exemptions to the city’s Covid-19 vaccine mandate. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Virginia fears Afghanistan evacuees may have exposed locals to MEASLES, but says high vaccination rate means no reason for panic
  The Virginia Department of Health says it is reaching out to people potentially exposed to measles by at least five evacuees from Afghanistan over the past week, at the Dulles airport, Fort Pickett, and a Richmond area hospital. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Massachusetts governor deploys 250 National Guard troops to drive SCHOOL BUSES amid driver shortage
  A shortage of school bus drivers in Massachusetts is so severe that Governor Charlie Baker has called on the state’s National Guard troops to help get children to class. Read Full Article at RT.com
• WATCH: Senator rips top diplomat after he admits he doesn't know if US drone strike killed Afghan aid worker or ISIS-K terrorist
  US Secretary of State Antony Blinken’s attempt to evade questions about a drone strike that allegedly killed a Kabul aid worker backfired, as Senator Rand Paul pointed out that the target should have been known before the attack. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Derek Chauvin, 3 other ex-cops plead not guilty in federal case over violating George Floyd’s civil rights
  Four former Minneapolis police officers involved in the deadly arrest of George Floyd have pleaded not guilty in a new federal case accusing the ex-cops of violating Floyd’s civil rights by depriving him of medical help. Read Full Article at RT.com
• 1 in 7 vaccinated Americans have dumped friends who disagree with them on Covid-19 jabs, poll shows
  Many Americans have been jettisoning friends from their lives during the Covid-19 pandemic, and for those who have chosen to get vaccinated, views on the jabs are often the relationship-breaker, a new poll has shown. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Book describes General Milley as hero who saved US from Trump, but actually shows him colluding with CIA, NSA, Pelosi & China
  An upcoming book by two Washington Post writers, just leaked to the corporate press, seeks to paint General Mark Milley as a hero of the resistance to President Donald Trump. If any of it is true, it amounts to an actual coup. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Comedian Norm Macdonald of SNL ‘Weekend Update’ fame dies of cancer at 61
  Norm Macdonald, the Quebec-born comedian best known for hosting the ‘Weekend Update’ segment of Saturday Night Live in the 1990s, has passed away after a nine-year battle with cancer he reportedly wished to keep private. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Millions more Americans fell into poverty in 2020 as Covid-19 lockdowns wrecked the US economy, Census report shows
  The percentage of Americans living in poverty rose from a record low last year, with 3.3 million additional people being impoverished as Covid-19 restrictions wiped out more than a decade’s worth of economic gains. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Chokeholds and ‘no-knock’ police entries banned under new DOJ policy in bid to build public ‘trust’
  The US Department of Justice (DOJ) has announced a new policy which bans the use of police chokeholds, as well as limiting instances when “no-knock” entries can be employed, in a bid to build trust between officers and the public. Read Full Article at RT.com
• University in New York draws flak for ‘inconsistent’ approach to free speech after defending professor’s controversial 9/11 tweets
  Syracuse University has been criticized by faculty members over its “highly selective” defense of free speech, after it supported a professor who claimed 9/11 was an “attack on the systems many white Americans fight to protect.” Read Full Article at RT.com
• Biden will push global leaders to vaccinate 70% of the world at upcoming summit
  President Joe Biden will call on world leaders to vaccinate 70% of the Earth’s population by next year, according to White House documents. However, setting that goal may prove considerably easier than realizing it. Read Full Article at RT.com
• ‘Lying homophobic c**n!’: Rapper Nicki Minaj unloads on MSNBC’s Joy Reid after vaccine tweet about swollen testicles
  Nicki Minaj’s skepticism over Covid-19 vaccines didn’t sit well with MSNBC host Joy Reid, who accused the rapper of putting her fans’ health at risk. Minaj shot right back, calling the liberal pundit a “lying homophobic c**n.” Read Full Article at RT.com
• ‘Obscenely out of touch’: AOC stirs controversy with statement-making ‘Tax the Rich’ outfit at annual Met Gala event
  Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez has kicked off a storm after making a political statement with her outfit at the Met Gala – drawing both praise and criticism over “hypocrisy” on social media for a dress bearing the slogan ‘Tax the Rich’. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Poorly designed Walgreens Covid test registry left sensitive data on MILLIONS of patients unprotected – reports
  Sensitive health data on millions of people was left vulnerable due to a badly designed testing registry set up for the Walgreens pharmacy chain, potentially making private records accessible to the public, Recode reported. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Twitter dodges election-meddling complaint over suppressing ‘unsubstantiated’ Hunter Biden laptop story
  The Federal Election Commission (FEC) has reportedly rejected a Republican complaint claiming Twitter gave Democrats an in-kind contribution by blocking a New York Post story about Joe Biden’s son Hunter ahead of the 2020 vote. Read Full Article at RT.com
• American actor Jeff Bridges says his fight with cancer was ‘piece of cake’ compared to catching Covid-19
  Actor Jeff Bridges, star of films ranging from ‘The Big Lebowski’ to ‘Tron’, said he has apparently won his battle with lymphoma, but his bout with Covid-19 made his experience suffering from cancer “look like a piece of cake.” Read Full Article at RT.com
• Blinken defends chaotic Kabul withdrawal, says Biden administration is now focused on threat to Afghan ‘LGBTQI+ community’
  US Secretary of State Antony Blinken denied accusations of a botched retreat from Afghanistan, blaming the Trump administration for any failures and saying Washington is focused on protecting LGBTQ and other vulnerable Afghans. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Rapper Nicki Minaj shocks fans with Covid-19 vaccine horror story about ‘cousin’s friend in Trinidad’
  Fans of rapper Nicki Minaj are begging her to stop “denying” the Covid-19 vaccine after she tweeted a story about someone in Trinidad experiencing unusual and quite unfortunate side effects – but said she’ll get the jab herself. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Pentagon insists Kabul drone strike that ‘killed children & aid worker’ was about preventing ‘imminent attack’
  The Pentagon has refused to comment on the revelation that its Kabul drone strike killed not a terrorist but an innocent Afghan aid worker and children, insisting it was taken to prevent an “imminent” attack on the US airlift. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Post-riot fence to return to US Capitol ahead of weekend rally for January 6 prisoners
  The controversial barbed-wire fence erected around the US Capitol in the wake of the riots is making a comeback ahead of a weekend rally to protest the treatment of hundreds imprisoned over the post-election protest. Read Full Article at RT.com
• ‘Go f**k yourself’: Howard Stern tells anti-vaxx ‘s***heads’ to ‘die’ at home, attacks Joe Rogan over Covid-19 treatment
  Radio legend Howard Stern has become the latest critic of podcaster and comedian Joe Rogan over his shared Covid treatment, which included ivermectin, a medicine Stern and others have controversially described as ‘horse dewormer’. Read Full Article at RT.com
• WATCH: Man viciously KICKS woman down NYC subway escalator, sending her plummeting backwards
  New York City police have released a shocking surveillance video showing a man kicking a woman down the steps of an escalator in a busy Brooklyn subway station. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Most Americans say Biden's vaccine mandates for companies set bad precedent – poll
  The majority of Americans oppose President Biden’s vaccine mandate for employees of mid-size or larger companies, according to a recent poll which found many doubt his authority to impose such a rule and fear it will be abused. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Florida governor threatens $5,000 fine PER VIOLATION for any government agency mandating Covid-19 jabs
  Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has threatened any government agency mandating a Covid jab as a condition of employment with fines, and said ignoring natural immunity suggests vaccine mandates are about control, not public health. Read Full Article at RT.com
• ‘White martyrdom’: Mel Gibson blasts Catholic bishops for persecuting priests who preach traditional beliefs
  Movie star and ‘The Passion of the Christ’ director Mel Gibson has blasted Catholic bishops for ‘canceling’ priests who dare to teach traditional doctrine, suggesting they represent a “parallel counterfeit church.” Read Full Article at RT.com
• ‘Cops’ comes back after cancellation following George Floyd death, sparking outrage from critics
  Fox Nation, a spinoff streaming service of Fox News, will be reviving ‘Cops’, a reality series following on-duty police officers that was axed following the death of George Floyd and increasing Black Lives Matter protests. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Capitol Police arrest man in Swastika-decorated truck with machete outside Democrat headquarters
  US Capitol Police have arrested a man armed with a bayonet and machete outside the Democratic National Committee HQ in Washington, DC. The Capitol cops say the man was “talking about white supremacist ideology.” Read Full Article at RT.com
• Trump says vaccine mandates ‘shouldn’t be necessary,’ blasts Democrats for ‘disparaging’ current Covid jabs under his presidency
  Though Republicans are often blamed for lagging Covid-19 vaccination rates, former President Donald Trump is blaming Democrats like Kamala Harris for any hesitancy, for “disparaging” the vaccines while he was president. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Stop being ‘s**tbags’, media: Rose McGowan scorches Fox News for claiming she slammed BLM during event with Larry Elder
  Activist Rose McGowan blasted Fox News for reporting the criticisms of the US establishment that she made when endorsing Larry Elder for California governor as an attack on the Black Lives Matter movement. Read Full Article at RT.com
• New York hospital to STOP delivering babies due to staff shortage after resignations over Covid-19 vaccine mandate
  Lewis County General Hospital in New York has said it will temporarily close its maternity ward after several nurses resigned in the weeks after the Covid-19 vaccine mandate was introduced. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Pentagon denounces North Korea’s reported long-range missile launch, vows to protect regional allies
  The US has said it is continuing to “monitor the situation” after North Korea reported testing a new type of long-range cruise missile. The Pentagon argued the test proves that Pyongyang poses a threat to its allies in the region. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Rose McGowan calls out California governor at rival’s press conference, says his wife was one of Weinstein’s ‘treacherous’ allies
  At a Sunday press conference, actress and activist Rose McGowan renewed her accusation that Gavin Newsom’s wife tried to keep her quiet about Harvey Weinstein, and blasted Democrats and Hollywood over their complicity. Read Full Article at RT.com
• ‘They crave his War on Terror’: Glenn Greenwald tears into liberals for praising George W. Bush's 9/11 speech on threat ‘at home’
  Journalist Glenn Greenwald tore into several prominent Democrats after they praised ex-President George W. Bush’s speech about the “dangers to our country” rising “at home” – 20 years after the beginning of his ‘War on Terror’. Read Full Article at RT.com
• ‘F Biden’ trends after US president moans about protesters with profane signs
  While speaking to the press this weekend, Joe Biden complained about vulgar signs insulting politicians, and critics have responded by amplifying the trend. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Biden to announce ‘more actions’ on Covid-19 vaccines before UN general assembly after ‘appropriate’ mandates – surgeon general
  US Surgeon General Vivek Murthy has been making the media rounds and not only defending President Joe Biden’s recently-announced Covid-19 vaccine mandates, but also promising further action in the coming days. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Going from ‘video game sniper’ to remote killer withers away who you are, drone operator turned whistleblower tells RT
  Targeted killings by US drones are notoriously prone to claiming civilian lives. It takes a toll on drone pilots too, as the job slowly eats away their souls, an ex-operator told RT in an interview for the Unheard Voices project. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Rudy Giuliani mocks Queen Elizabeth II, makes Prince Andrew jokes during 9/11 speech
  Former New York City mayor and Trump lawyer Rudy Giuliani made several bizarre comments about Queen Elizabeth II and her son Prince Andrew in a speech commemorating the 20th anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Declassified FBI 9/11 memo ‘puts to bed any doubts about Saudi complicity’ says group of victims’ families
  The FBI has declassified a long-sought memo detailing its investigation into the support the 9/11 hijackers received. Families of the victims of the attacks believe it’s enough to draw conclusions about Saudi involvement. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Rose McGowan & Larry Elder to accuse Gov. Newsom’s wife of attempting to ‘bribe, silence’ actress about Weinstein at presser
  Actress and activist Rose McGowan has accused California Governor Gavin Newsom’s wife of trying to convince her not to go public with the Harvey Weinstein sexual abuse story. She will detail the allegations on Sunday. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Internal police probe into Capitol riot clears officers in 20 cases, ‘disciplinary action’ recommended in 6
  A US Capitol Police probe into the conduct of its officers during the January 6 riot has failed to find any “sufficient evidence” of a crime, but recommended disciplinary action for some officers, whose names were not disclosed. Read Full Article at RT.com
• ‘The real heroes’: CNN’s Stelter outrages Twitter by sharing story calling ‘network TV anchors’ the ‘moral authority’ on 9/11
  Brian Stelter has been relentlessly mocked for promoting an article claiming news anchors became versions of “national leaders” on 9/11, while the CNN host dissed politicians for supposedly being in “bunkers” or “out of sight.” Read Full Article at RT.com
• ‘They are children of the same foul spirit’: George W. Bush compares 9/11 terrorists to ‘domestic extremist’ threat at home
  Former President George W. Bush has used his speech on the 20th anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks to call out “violent extremists at home.” Read Full Article at RT.com
• ‘Poor taste’: Associated Press deletes tweet marking 20-year 9/11 anniversary of…a Nickelback album
  The Associated Press has apologized for a tweet marking September 11 as the anniversary of not only the terrorist attacks in New York City, but the release of the Nickelback album ‘Silver Side Up’. Read Full Article at RT.com
• ‘You owe an apology!’ Demands to probe DoJ ‘racial profiling’ pour in after acquittal of Chinese professor smeared as spy by FBI
  President Joe Biden’s Department of Justice should probe its own prosecutors for targeting Asian Americans, Representative Ted Lieu said, after a controversial second trial of a Chinese-Canadian professor ended in his acquittal. Read Full Article at RT.com
• ‘Where is Trump?’ Ex-president takes heat for commentating Florida boxing match on 20th anniversary of 9/11
  Former US President Donald Trump received criticism on Saturday for commentating a pay-per-view boxing match in Florida on the 20th anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Trump rips Biden in 9/11 video for looking like a ‘fool’ and losing ‘$85 billion of military equipment’ in Afghanistan withdrawal
  While honoring the 20th anniversary of the 9/11 terror attacks, Donald Trump jumped at the chance to criticize President Joe Biden’s handling of the Afghanistan withdrawal, an effort he said made the Democrat look like a “fool.” Read Full Article at RT.com
• ‘Smell of metal & flesh was so strong you could taste it’: 9/11 RT witness says it took him 20 years to watch the footage he shot
  RT DE employee John Burns saw the horrors of 9/11 when he ran on to the New York streets with a video camera that day. However, he didn't have the strength to view the footage until two decades later.  Read Full Article at RT.com
• Stephen King admits his widely-shared inflated number of Florida Covid-19 deaths wrong, takes pot-shot at Gov. DeSantis ‘failure’
  The claim that Florida had 1,200 Covid-19 deaths in a single day was false, writer Stephen King admitted hours after making it. But according to him, the bad guy is still the GOP's rising star, Governor Ron DeSantis. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Minnesota nursing home teenage aides caught having fun while STRIPPING & TWERKING in front of resident with dementia – media
  Police and health authorities in Minnesota, US are investigating a case of “emotional abuse” at a local nursing home. Teen girls who worked at the facility had been found apparently tormenting a resident with dementia. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Two decades on from 9/11, the US has paid a heavy price for its War on Terror
  On the 20th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks, and after the hasty Afghanistan withdrawal, the American War on Terror is partially winding down. The costs of the conflict have been staggering, the gains few, and the losses tragic. Read Full Article at RT.com
• CIVIL RIGHTS arm of US Department of Education launches investigation into Florida governor’s ban on obligatory masks in schools
  Just as a Florida appeals court reinstated Governor Ron DeSantis’s ban on school mask mandates, the Department of Education has announced a probe into the opt-out policy, claiming it may hurt disabled students. Read Full Article at RT.com
• ‘QAnon Shaman’ denied request for prison release to see ailing grandfather, who has since died, as judge deems him ‘flight risk’
  The Capitol rioter infamously dubbed the ‘QAnon Shaman’ – Jacob Chansley – was denied a request to be temporarily released from prison to visit his grandfather once more before his death, with a judge arguing he is a flight risk. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Prime suspect? Dem lawmaker denies she set free 5 ZEBRAS still on the loose after jailbreak from Maryland farm
  What’s black, white, and running amok across the suburbs of Maryland? Five zebras are now on the loose after escaping a small private farm. The plot thickened after a congresswoman emphatically denied she was behind the jailbreak. Read Full Article at RT.com
• ‘This is fiction’: Confused Stephen King makes claim about ‘1,200 dead’ of Covid in Florida in ONE day, others eat up and spread
  Horror novelist Stephen King may pay his bills by inventing stories, but he was accused of taking creative license with health data, saying 1,200 Floridians died of Covid in one day – a claim that remains up despite being untrue. Read Full Article at RT.com
• CNN’s Tapper turns on Biden over ‘scolding’ unvaccinated: ‘People don’t want big government telling them what to do’
  CNN’s Jake Tapper has faced backlash from his own liberal audience after he criticized President Joe Biden for claiming the moral high ground by berating unvaccinated Americans. Read Full Article at RT.com
• US drone strike in Kabul killed AID WORKER, not ISIS terrorist, NYT investigation shows
  A new investigation claims that a US drone strike in Kabul did not take out a dangerous terrorist driving a car bomb, but an innocent Afghan aid worker employed by an American NGO, and the children who came to greet him. Read Full Article at RT.com
• White House pauses Afghan flights to US after 4 evacuees test positive for MEASLES
  In another hiccup for the Kabul airlift, Washington has reportedly “temporarily paused” flying Afghan refugees to the US on recommendation of health authorities, citing four cases of measles among them. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Several reported injured in massive blaze at NYC hospital, 100+ firefighters deployed to battle flames (VIDEOS)
  At least two people have been reported injured in a massive fire that erupted at St. John’s hospital in Queens, New York. The incident saw scores of firefighters and emergency responders being dispatched to battle the flames. Read Full Article at RT.com
• ‘No, you apologize’: After getting lectured for comparing Covid mandates to Nazi Gestapo, Jewish Republican FIRES BACK at ADL
  An attempt by the Anti-Defamation League to tone-police Ohio Republican Josh Mandel has backfired, as he stood by his comparison of those enforcing President Joe Biden’s vaccination mandate to Adolf Hitler’s secret police. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Apple ordered to let customers pay OUTSIDE App Store in big win for Epic Games, but Fortnite maker may have to cough up huge sum
  A judge has ordered Apple to let developers allow consumers to use outside payment methods when buying apps, loosening the giant's chokehold on app profits and potentially adding fuel to other antitrust suits against the company. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Google promises better ‘water stewardship’ as its data centers’ guzzle crucial supplies amid historic droughts
  Google is wrestling for control of rapidly-dwindling water supplies with communities that host its massive data centers as record droughts plague the West coast. Now the tech behemoth has outlined plans to become “water positive.” Read Full Article at RT.com
• In setback for Biden’s mandate policy, Florida appeals court allows governor to ban obligatory masks in schools
  A Florida appeals court has overruled a district judge who sought to block Governor Ron DeSantis from banning mask mandates in public schools, even as President Joe Biden vowed federal support for administrators who do so. Read Full Article at RT.com
• ‘He looks better than Biden’: CBS & Fox ripped for celebrating ‘thinner, more energetic’ North Korean leader
  Fox News and CBS are facing heavy backlash after hailing North Korean leader Kim Jong-un’s “thinner” and “more energetic” appearance, with one pundit even saying he “looks better” than US President Joe Biden. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Texas governor branded hypocrite after signing anti-Big Tech free speech bill, having cracked down on Israel critics
  Republican Governor Greg Abbott has been slammed as a hypocrite after he signed an anti-Big Tech censorship bill on Thursday, with critics pointing out that he’s cracked down on Texans who’ve protested against Israel’s actions. Read Full Article at RT.com
• ‘Unlike anything I’ve ever heard’: Pence joins chorus of voices outraged by Biden vaccine mandate, calls it ‘not the American way’
  Former VP Mike Pence made his first national news appearance in months to blast President Joe Biden’s newly announced vaccine mandates and “patience wearing thin” comment, which Pence deemed unpresidential and un-American. Read Full Article at RT.com
• 'Half-baked gimmick to market a book'? Andrew Yang reportedly launching third party after failed presidential & mayoral bids
  Former US Democratic presidential candidate Andrew Yang is reportedly set to announce the creation of a new third party, alongside the release of his book on American democracy. The rumors were met with a chilly reaction. Read Full Article at RT.com
• ‘Is it about getting away with rape?’ Twitter horrified at reports disgraced comic Bill Cosby releasing new TV show
  Accused serial sexual predator Bill Cosby, who was controversially released from prison in June, is reportedly working on a new TV show. Many on Twitter reacted to the news with disgust. Read Full Article at RT.com
• What Would Bezos Do? Walmart cuts workers’ bonuses as it hikes wages, following in the footsteps of Amazon
  Having offered workers a raise in minimum wages, US retail giant Walmart will be eliminating quarterly bonuses for its employees. Amazon did the same in 2018, after being strong-armed into a wage hike. Read Full Article at RT.com
• ‘I’m no dictator & neither is Joe Biden’: US conservative media outlet Daily Wire vows to defy ‘unconstitutional’ vaccine mandate
  Popular US conservative news and commentary website The Daily Wire said it will not enforce President Joe Biden’s “tyrannical” plan to have large companies require their employees get vaccinated or tested every week for Covid. Read Full Article at RT.com
• LA becomes first major US school district to MANDATE vaccines for all eligible students aged 12 & older
  The Los Angeles school board has voted to mandate coronavirus vaccines for all eligible students aged 12 and older, in a unanimous decision by the nation’s second-largest school district that’s sure to stoke controversy. Read Full Article at RT.com
• LifeLog 2.0.? Facebook summons the ghost of Google Glass with Ray-Ban ‘smart glasses’ capable of stealthily recording uninitiated
  Social media giant Facebook is breathing new life into the cringiest accessory of the ‘00s – Google Glass – joining forces with sunglasses powerhouse Ray-Ban to unleash a pair of “smart” glasses that can record your every move. Read Full Article at RT.com
• ‘Single gunshot’ report prompt lockdown at US Air Force base in Ohio, no threat found during sweep (VIDEO)
  A suspected active shooter situation prompted a lockdown of the Wright-Patterson Air Force base located just east of Dayton, Ohio. No threat was discovered by service members, who swept the area. Read Full Article at RT.com
• ‘Fake feminist’: Palin rips AOC after she attacks Texas abortion law by talking about ‘menstruating persons’
  Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is a “fake feminist,” claimed Republican Sarah Palin after the Democrat congresswoman blasted the new Texas abortion law and said Governor Greg Abbott doesn’t understand a “menstruating person’s body.” Read Full Article at RT.com
• Former Kansas Republican official charged with defrauding agencies for over $450k in Covid relief
  Michael Capps, a former state representative in Kansas, has been indicted by a federal grand jury for allegedly falsifying documents to receive more than $450,000 in compensation during the Covid-19 pandemic. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Biden withdraws Waco liar and gun control advocate David Chipman from ATF nomination
  President Joe Biden has pulled the nomination of David Chipman to lead the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives. Chipman is a former ATF agent who lied to defend the agency’s actions at the Waco siege. Read Full Article at RT.com
• ‘Time to resist’: Republicans denounce Biden vax mandate as ‘absolutely unconstitutional,’ claim he has ‘ZERO’ authority to do it
  US President Joe Biden’s just-announced plan to force Covid-19 vaccinations by having federal regulators mandate it for businesses under threat of fines is already being denounced as illegal by critics, who are urging resistance. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Over 90% of Jewish college students claim antisemitism is a problem on campus, 80% say they’ve experienced it – survey
  A new report has found a large majority of Jewish college students in the US see antisemitism as a problem on their campuses and many have personally experienced or heard of instances of hatred. Read Full Article at RT.com

• Israeli study claims Covid vaccine boosters reduce infection risk TENFOLD… day before FDA to decide on 3rd jab
  A third dose of Pfizer’s vaccine could cut the risk of Covid infection by more than 10 times in elderly patients, according to an Israeli study, which was peer-reviewed just ahead of a key FDA meeting on boosters for Americans. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Facebook censors German anti-lockdown movement under new rules to prevent real users from organizing & amplifying ‘harmful’ ideas
  No longer content to go just after bots and trolls, Facebook has established a new category of “social harm” posted by genuine users, starting with purging pages and Instagram accounts of a German anti-lockdown group Querdenken. Read Full Article at RT.com
• WHO says ‘no change’ in Sputnik V approval process after official claims it was ‘suspended’
  There has been no change of the approval status of the Russian-developed Sputnik V coronavirus vaccine, which is still waiting for additional paperwork, a World Health Organization spokesperson told TASS. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Russiagate scandal: Top Democrat lawyer charged for LYING to FBI about Clinton ties to feed them fake Trump-Russia lead
  Special counsel John Durham has charged a partner at Perkins Coie, a law firm representing the Democrats and Hillary Clinton’s 2016 campaign, for allegedly lying to the FBI in the Trump-Russia probe. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Citing China’s ‘economic coercion’, Blinken says Australia to host US military aircraft & nuclear-powered subs under AUKUS treaty
  Australia’s new defense treaty with the US and UK will feature muscular defenses, courtesy of US deployment of military aircraft in addition to the agreed nuclear-powered submarines, officials said after a meeting in Washington. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Blaming Biden’s ‘sheer negligence,’ Texas governor to SHUT DOWN border crossing points to stop migrants ‘overrunning our state’
  As thousands of migrants try to enter the US, Texas Governor Greg Abbott closed six crossing points in the state, “to stop these caravans from overrunning our state.” Abbott blames the Biden administration for the crisis. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Dutch foreign minister quits after parliament votes to censure her oversight of chaotic Afghanistan evacuation
  The Netherlands' foreign minister, Sigrid Kaag, has stepped down from her post after the country's parliament censured her and the Dutch defense minister over a chaotic Kabul evacuation that left many behind. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Florida & Texas fume as Biden seizes and RATIONS supply of life-saving Covid treatments
  Seven southern US states, mostly led by Republican governors, say they are now facing shortages of monoclonal antibody treatments for Covid-19 after the federal government took over the distribution, citing the need for “equity.” Read Full Article at RT.com
• Viral VIDEO shows man following a woman around grocery store & SHAMING her for being unvaccinated
  Insisting it was his "job," a man took it upon himself to publicly shame an unvaccinated woman as she shopped at Target, calling on others to join in. The viral clip drew comparisons to a scene from Invasion of the Body Snatchers. Read Full Article at RT.com
• ‘I won’t let myself be surprised anymore’: Retooled UFC siren Lipski vows to bounce back from bruising defeats
  A recent pair of defeats, including one to Antonina Shevchenko, compelled Ariane Lipski to uproot herself in search of a new training environment at ATT in Florida – and she says she's eager to show off new skills this weekend. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Italy makes Covid-19 health pass mandatory for all workers & anyone without it faces suspension with NO PAY
  The Italian government has approved a plan to make its Covid 'Green Pass' certificate mandatory for all workers. The plan, which would see those without the pass put on leave without pay, is set to be implemented next month. Read Full Article at RT.com
• WATCH: Hundreds of thousands of Russian & Belarusian troops perform huge war games at joint Zapad 2021 quadrennial exercises
  Moscow’s Ministry of Defense has released a spectacular video from the active phase of the Zapad 2021 joint strategic exercise, which finished on Thursday after being hosted at nine military training ranges in Russia and Belarus. Read Full Article at RT.com
• After the embarrassing scenes with Evander Holyfield, even money-grabbing Triller have realized there’s no profit in shame
  Triller's latest attempt at boxing nostalgia was condemned on all sides as ring veteran Evander Holyfield was shellacked in Florida last weekend, and has forced its chief into a change of tack – and not a second too soon. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Trump’s on-off ally Lindsey Graham says police should ‘whack’ protesters who ‘get out of line’ at rally for jailed Capitol Rioters
  Republican Sen. Lindsey Graham has urged police in Washington, DC to “take a firm line” at an upcoming rally for Trump supporters jailed following the Capitol Hill riot. Trump himself reportedly views the protest as a “setup.” Read Full Article at RT.com
• Haitian PM sacks justice minister HOURS after firing chief prosecutor who tried to charge him over president’s assassination
  Haitian Prime Minister Ariel Henry fired his justice minister hours after dismissing the country’s chief prosecutor, who had tried to charge the leader over his alleged involvement in the late president’s assassination. Read Full Article at RT.com
• WHO pauses approval process for Russia’s Sputnik V vaccine after factory found in breach of ‘good manufacturing practices’
  The World Health Organization has suspended its approval process for Russia’s Sputnik V Covid-19 vaccine, after the UN agency found one of the production facilities for the shots had followed the wrong manufacturing practices. Read Full Article at RT.com
• ‘You want it in your VEINS’: ‘Poisonous’ MSNBC host Joy Reid slammed for unhinged ‘Republicans love Covid’ rant
  Fresh from an on-air feud with rapper Nicki Minaj, MSNBC host Joy Reid has drawn scorn and ridicule for accusing Republicans of trying to spread Covid-19 into schools, offices, and stores. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Football’s latest civil war: FIFA claims ‘majority of fans’ want World Cup to be held more often… plenty of others disagree
  World football governing body FIFA has claimed that surveys show the majority of fans want the World Cup to be played more regularly, setting itself further on a collision course with groups which oppose the plans. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Iran greenlights US Johnson & Johnson Covid jab for use, after previously banning American vaccines
  Johnson & Johnson's Covid jab has been added to Iran's arsenal for emergency use, the country's medicines regulator has announced, despite its import bans on vaccines made by the UK and the US earlier this year. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Spanish authorities warn of potential volcanic eruption on resort island after 4,222-tremor ‘earthquake swarm’
  Officials on the Spanish island La Palma have warned of a potential volcanic eruption, after an ‘earthquake swarm’ of 4,222 tremors was detected near the Teneguía volcano by the country’s National Geographic Institute (IGN). Read Full Article at RT.com
• Scottish health minister hits back at BBC editor after VIDEO showing him fall off a scooter goes viral
  Scotland’s health secretary wasn’t impressed when a BBC editor posted a video from the Scottish parliament, in which the already-injured SNP minister trips over the wheel of his scooter. It didn’t stop the clip from going viral. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Head of Navalny-linked doctors’ ‘union’ denounces Russian opposition figure’s movement, his allies blame pressure from authorities
  The head of the Doctors’ Alliance, an activist group linked to Alexey Navalny, has publicly revealed that she has cut all ties with the Russian opposition figure’s organization, accusing its leaders of exploiting her and her team. Read Full Article at RT.com
• With Minsk hoping to build ties with Harare, Belarus’ Lukashenko praises Zimbabwe as ‘example’ of political stability & progress
  Despite problems caused by the Covid-19 pandemic, Zimbabwe has kept political stability while pushing ahead with economic progress, Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko told his counterpart Emmerson Mnangagwa on Wednesday. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Chelsea star shares footage of ‘low-lives who robbed Champions League winner’s medal’ while he was in action (VIDEO)
  Chelsea and England star Reece James has issued a plea for information after his Champions League winner's medal and Euro 2020 runners-up medal were stolen from his home while he was playing against Zenit St. Petersburg. Read Full Article at RT.com
• India may buy Russian S-500 anti-space-weapon defense system in world-first arms deal, despite risk of US sanctions, Moscow claims
  An advanced new anti-aircraft rocket system hailed as the first ever capable of taking out incoming missiles from low-space orbit could be snapped up by Indian defense chiefs in a move likely to anger the US, Moscow has said. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Blood, sweat & tears: Scientists suggest astronaut BODILY FLUIDS could be used to produce concrete on Mars
  Building a base on the Red Planet might literally take blood, sweat, and tears to achieve – a new study suggests the bodily fluids of astronauts sent to colonize Mars could be used to supply the water needed for construction. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Your guide to Russian political parties ahead of the 2021 Parliamentary Election: United Russia
  From September 17-19, Russians will vote to elect the 450 MPs who will represent them for the next five years. Ahead of the election, RT will preview the parties most likely to win seats, this time focusing on United Russia. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Army could be brought in to aid Scotland’s stretched ambulance service following reports man died after 40-HOUR wait
  The army could be called in to assist Scotland’s overstretched ambulance service, Nicola Sturgeon has said, following reports of severely long waits. In Glasgow, one man allegedly died after waiting 40 hours for medics to arrive. Read Full Article at RT.com
• 'Well deserved' - AIBA to reward medalists at World Champs with $2.6m prize money for 1st time in 75-year history
  For the first time in its 75-year history, the International Boxing Association (AIBA) will award medalists at the AIBA Men’s World Boxing Championships in Belgrade, Serbia, with prize money, from a $2.6m total prize fund. Read Full Article at RT.com
• AMC cinemas to accept other cryptocurrencies in addition to bitcoin
  The world’s largest cinema chain AMC Entertainment has announced it is expanding the range of cryptocurrencies it will accept for online ticket and concession payments. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Judge dismisses sexual assault case against Marilyn Manson, but ‘Antichrist Superstar’ not yet off the hook
  A judge has dismissed a woman’s lawsuit accusing Marilyn Manson of raping her and threatening to kill her. However, the shock rocker is facing three other suits accusing him of sexual assault and battery. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Banned Putin accepts invitation from Chinese leader Xi to attend 2022 Beijing Olympics
  Russian President Vladimir Putin has accepted an invitation from Chinese leader Xi Jinping to attend next year’s Winter Olympics in Beijing. Putin would be banned from the event unless invited by Xi. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Europe’s top human rights organization calls on Poland to change criminal definition of rape
  In a statement released on Thursday, the Council of Europe called on Poland to change its definition of rape to ensure women are better protected, warning that, currently, the law could let assailants walk free. Read Full Article at RT.com
• YES-men! Western politicians, journalists & thought leaders queue up to launder image of Ukrainian oligarch Pinchuk at Kiev forum
  One thing that Russia and Ukraine have in common is a rich tradition of irony. The kind of irony that, unfortunately for Kiev, can quickly turn what should be a reputation-boosting PR exercise into a bitter and self-defeating row. Read Full Article at RT.com
• France mulling compensation claim as Australia pulls out of submarine contract worth billions, favoring UK & US partners
  The French armed forces minister has said her government is looking at a number of options to minimize financial losses from Australia's decision to end a lucrative submarine contract with France's Naval Group. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Disgraced US coach who trained British Olympic champion Farah has four-year doping ban upheld
  Alberto Salazar, the man who helped coach Mo Farah to four Olympic gold medals, has had his four-year ban upheld by the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) after being found guilty of doping offenses. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Duterte’s daughter seeking reelection as Davao mayor, despite leading polls to succeed her father as Philippines leader
  The daughter of Rodrigo Duterte, who also tops all opinion polls on preferred candidates to replace him as president, has said she will seek to be reelected as mayor of Davao City, with her younger brother to run as vice-mayor. Read Full Article at RT.com
• ‘Mesmerisingly clueless’: Aussie defense chief roasted for cringeworthy attempts to elbow-bump Korean counterpart (VIDEO)
  Despite the elbow bump becoming the greeting of choice for world leaders lately, Australian Defense Minister Peter Dutton hasn’t mastered the move, trying and failing to greet his Korean counterpart in a cringeworthy video. Read Full Article at RT.com
• China fully vaccinates 1 BILLION of its population against Covid
  China’s mammoth inoculation campaign has seen more than one billion of its citizens – just over 70% of its population – fully vaccinated against the coronavirus, according to figures from Beijing’s National Health Commission. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Biden calls Australian PM ‘that fella Down Under,’ prompts ridicule for apparently forgetting Scott Morrison’s name at key event
  “That fella Down Under” is trending on social media after US President Joe Biden resorted to using the nickname when he appeared to forget the name of Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison during a key address. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Schumacher on Netflix: Insights into a fiercely guarded racer – but unanswered questions on recovery of stricken icon
  The new Netflix documentary about Michael Schumacher seeks to lift the veil on the infamously private Formula One star, so why then does it feel like a carefully manicured piece which ultimately leaves more questions than answers? Read Full Article at RT.com
• German police detain 4, including a 16-year-old, after receiving reports of threat against synagogue
  Police in the German city of Hagen announced on Thursday that they have arrested four suspects, after a significant police force was deployed near a synagogue on Wednesday amid concerns about a possible attack. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Ex-Soviet states set to beef up joint military missions on Afghan border to head off risk of instability after US Kabul withdrawal
  The heads of six former Soviet republics, including Russian President Vladimir Putin, have agreed to modernize and upgrade their forces patrolling the fractious border with Afghanistan in Central Asia amid fears of instability. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Baaad move: Cristiano Ronaldo ‘swaps $8mn mansion because of NOISY SHEEP’ as Man Utd star & family relocate after just 1 week
  Manchester United proudly proclaimed that Cristiano Ronaldo had come “home” after his summer transfer move, but the star has reportedly failed to settle at one mansion because of some noisy sheep. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Boom Bust looks at EU’s infrastructure plan to rival China’s Belt and Road Initiative
  European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has called on the EU to counter rising Chinese investment with a new infrastructure program, Global Gate. “We want to create links and not dependencies,” she said in her address. Read Full Article at RT.com
• RT’s digital content project Redfish laments ‘censorship’ after Facebook blocks it on Instagram without proper explanation
  The popular Instagram account of the RT-affiliated Redfish digital-content project has been apparently deactivated, with Facebook, which owns the platform, so far being reluctant to explain its reasoning for the harsh move. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Natural gas deficit may force Europeans to switch back to coal – expert
  Rising gas prices will force European countries to restrain their ambitions to phase out coal and fossil fuels, according to an expert on EU energy markets, Simonas Vileikis. Read Full Article at RT.com
• ‘I thought I was dead’: Steward hit by misfiring Ronaldo speaks about experience as footage captures impact (VIDEO)
  The steward who crashed to the ground after being struck by a wayward shot from Cristiano Ronaldo has revealed her shock at the incident, after she was tended to by the Manchester United star and given one of his icon No.7 shirts. Read Full Article at RT.com
• France suspends 3,000 healthcare workers for failing to get jabbed against Covid – health minister
  About 3,000 French healthcare workers have been temporarily dismissed on grounds they had not received Covid vaccinations before the mid-September deadline which made inoculation mandatory, Health Minister Olivier Veran announced. Read Full Article at RT.com
• President Rodrigo Duterte declares ICC ‘no longer has jurisdiction’ over Philippines after it launches probe into his war on drugs
  Speaking via his lawyer, President Rodrigo Duterte rejected the International Criminal Court’s (ICC) probe into his war on drugs, claiming his country has “left the Rome statute” and the tribunal “no longer has jurisdiction.” Read Full Article at RT.com
• Keiser Report explores economic fallout in Sri Lanka as country grapples with food emergency
  Deprived of tourism dollars, Sri Lanka’s forex reserves plummeted from $7.5 billion in November 2019, when the government took office, to $2.8 billion at the end of July. Food staples in the country are also running low. Read Full Article at RT.com
• ‘Are you kidding?’ Fans in disbelief at off-the-wall catch by Orioles star Mullins as he robs Yankees of home run (VIDEO)
  Baltimore Orioles outfielder Cedric Mullins produced a strong contender for catch of the season when he spectacularly deprived the visiting New York Yankees of a home run in their Wednesday night meeting. Read Full Article at RT.com
• France says Biden acted like Trump as UK & US steal huge Aussie submarine deal in 'brutal, unilateral and unpredictable decision'
  France's foreign minister has spoken of his "anger" and "bitterness" and has criticized the US and Britain, after the allies agreed a deal to supply nuclear submarines to Australia, undoing Paris' $40-billion deal for French subs. Read Full Article at RT.com
• AUKUS submarine deal will safeguard peace and security of Indo-Pacific, says UK’s Johnson
  The British PM has hailed a pact between the UK, Australia and the US, which will see Canberra take delivery of nuclear-powered subs, stating the deal will help safeguard peace and security in the Indo-Pacific for years to come. Read Full Article at RT.com
• ‘Extremely irresponsible’: China slams new security pact between US, UK & Australia to arm Canberra with nuclear submarines
  A new plan by the US, UK, and Australia to provide Canberra with nuclear-powered submarines undermines regional stability and intensifies the arms race, the Chinese Foreign Ministry has said. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Soaring natural gas prices could weaken EU economy, Saxo Bank warns
  The rise of natural gas prices could hurt the economic competitiveness of the European Union on a global scale, Ole Hansen, head of commodity strategy at Saxo Bank, told RIA Novosti. Read Full Article at RT.com
• ‘Not doing what they had to’: Pep Guardiola lifts lid on viral touchline rant at Man City stars Mahrez & Grealish (VIDEO)
  Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola has cleared up his viral touchline rant at wingers Riyad Mahrez and Jack Grealish after the pair were berated by their livid boss during the Champions League victory over RB Leipzig. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Back to the USSR? Team Navalny wants Russians to vote for the once-hated Communists instead of liberal pro-Western candidates
  “If you’re liberal, vote Communist.” That’s the message of Alexey Navalny’s team after they unveiled a list of preferred candidates in this week’s Russian parliamentary election. It’s doubtful many will find the logic convincing. Read Full Article at RT.com
• UNICEF urges schools to completely reopen, as millions of kids’ educations still disrupted by Covid after 18 months of pandemic
  Since the outbreak of the coronavirus pandemic 18 months ago, the schools of millions of children worldwide remain almost totally closed, the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) has said, urging institutions to reopen. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Surging energy prices in Europe force UK plants to shut down
  A major fertilizer manufacturer has been forced to shut down two factories in the UK as energy prices continue to soar in Europe. Read Full Article at RT.com
• AUKUS nuclear submarine deal not a ‘betrayal,’ UK defence minister says, as French cut out of lucrative military contract
  Britain’s defence minister has said he understands the disappointment of the French government and Naval Group at the loss of a major contract with Australia, but insisted it was not a ‘betrayal’ of Paris by the AUKUS partners. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Kremlin Covid outbreak: Dozens of Russian government staff have tested positive for virus, Putin tells CSTO summit by video-link
  The coronavirus outbreak that has forced Vladimir Putin into self-isolation is far worse than previously reported, the Russian president has explained, with the disease apparently spreading like wildfire throughout the Kremlin. Read Full Article at RT.com
• China cuts oil imports & ramps up purchases of natural gas
  The world’s top oil importer, China, has reduced its crude imports by 5.7% since the start of 2021, but boosted natural gas purchases by over 20%, a report from the country’s State Statistical Office says. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Three brothers 2021: Special Forces of Azerbaijan, Turkey, and Pakistan conduct joint military drills for first time ever (VIDEO)
  Special Forces troops from Azerbaijan, Turkey, and Pakistan have taken part in joint firearms training as part of the first international exercise between the three nations, which is due to last for a week, until 20 September. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Russia's parliament threatens to increase fines for American tech giants after Google fails to comply with country's internet laws
  Russia's State Duma has threatened to increase penalties for IT companies if they continue to ignore the injunctions of the country's media watchdog Roskomnadzor. In recent weeks, Google, Facebook and Twitter have all been fined. Read Full Article at RT.com
• British health officials say school ‘Covid teams’ can vaccinate 12-15yos WITHOUT parental consent, so long as child agrees
  Medical staffers can legally vaccinate school kids aged 12-15 without the consent of their parents, as long as the child agrees to the procedure, the British government has told schools in new coronavirus guidelines. Read Full Article at RT.com
• UN warns unchecked AI & machine-learning tech can ‘violate human rights, damage lives’ as it calls for safeguards against abuse
  The UN’s human rights chief has called for a moratorium on the use of some artificial intelligence tech, such as bulk facial recognition, until there are “adequate safeguards” against its potentially “catastrophic” impact. Read Full Article at RT.com
• FDA not yet sold on Covid-19 booster jabs, as Pfizer & Moderna share data showing their vaccines lose efficacy over time
  US regulators at the FDA say it’s too early to throw support behind Covid-19 booster shots, noting that more data is needed before the agency takes a position, even after President Joe Biden set a hard date for a booster campaign. Read Full Article at RT.com
• ‘Stabbed in the back’: France ‘regrets’ AUKUS nuclear submarine deal that scuttled its multi-billion contract with Australia
  A new plan to equip Australia with nuclear-powered submarines using US and UK technology may be aimed to counter China, but steps on the toes of NATO ally France, which lost a massive shipbuilding contract with Canberra. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Los Angeles County to demand proof of vaccination at indoor bars, jab certificate or negative Covid test at large outdoor events
  Los Angeles County plans to require proof of vaccination to enter indoor bars and nightclubs, while those attending NFL games and other large outdoor events must show that they’ve been inoculated or tested negative for Covid-19. Read Full Article at RT.com
• SpaceX launches Inspiration4 from Florida as part of historic all-civilian space mission
  SpaceX’s Inspiration4 mission has been launched from Florida’s Kennedy Space Center. The mission is the world’s first all-civilian journey into orbit, and will see four “amateur astronauts” circle the Earth for three days. Read Full Article at RT.com
• French special forces ‘neutralize’ terrorist leader of Islamic State’s Greater Sahara cell, Macron says
  The commander of Islamic State in the Greater Sahara was killed in a French military operation, President Emmanuel Macron said in a tweet. The jihadist cell was active in the Mali-Niger border region in the African Sahel. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Twitter LOCKS OUT Nicki Minaj after Trinidad govt denies vaccine links to ‘swollen testicles’ LIVE ON TV
  Rapper Nicki Minaj says she ended up in “Twitter jail” after starting an internet argument about vaccination allegedly causing testicle swelling in Trinidad – a claim the local government has taken live on air to refute. Read Full Article at RT.com
• US Capitol Police asks Pentagon for National Guard troops to help cope with protest against mistreatment of January 6 rioters
  Apparently not content with putting up an unscalable fence to protect the US Capitol, police have asked the Pentagon to provide National Guard troops as supporters of former president Donald Trump return to Washington for a rally. Read Full Article at RT.com
• North Korea says it successfully tested ‘RAILWAY-borne missile’ in latest launch – state media 
  North Korea’s armed forces tested out a new “railway-borne missile system,” which traveled some 800km (497 miles) before hitting a target off the country’s east coast, state media reported. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Three Eyes… against China? Biden says US & UK will help Australia build ‘conventionally armed’ NUCLEAR submarines
  The US, UK and Australia have announced a new military initiative, dedicated to a “free and open Indo-Pacific.” The first step of the alliance that appears to be aimed against China is to provide Canberra with nuclear submarines. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Rival fans beg Lionel Messi for mercy – and PSG oblige as all-star line-up falls flat on Argentine star’s Champions League debut
  Lionel Messi endured a frustrating first Champions League appearance for Paris Saint-German as the French giants were unable to overcome Club Brugge, despite lining up with Neymar and Kylian Mbappe alongside the Argentine. Read Full Article at RT.com
• German police respond to ‘possible threat’ at synagogue in Hagen as Jews mark Yom Kippur
  Dozens of police officers have reportedly been deployed on the streets surrounding a synagogue in the western-German city of Hagen, amid warnings of a “threat” to the building. The alert comes on the Jewish holy day of Yom Kippur. Read Full Article at RT.com
• After outrage, comment on SHOOTING Republicans disavowed by Free Press, a group petitioning FCC over ‘structurally racist’ media
  Free Press, which spearheaded a call to the federal regulators for “reparative actions” against “structural racism” in US media, has disavowed a comment submitted in its petition that discussed shooting Republicans as a solution. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Afghan female youth footballers flee Taliban by crossing border to Pakistan
  Female players who have represented Afghanistan's junior national football team have managed to flee the country and cross the border to neighboring Pakistan, in a bid to escape the now-ruling Taliban. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Breakout stars: Stunning goal helps Sheriff Tiraspol shock Shakhtar in Champions League bow for team from disputed region (VIDEO)
  Sheriff Tiraspol pulled off a shock on their maiden appearance in the Champions League group stage as the minnows from the breakaway region of Moldova felled Ukrainian giants Shakhtar Donetsk. Read Full Article at RT.com
• ‘A lot of it was BS’: US ‘lost focus’ in War on Terror, becoming consumed by emotions and heroic posturing, says Oliver Stone
  On the 20th anniversary of the 9/11 terror attacks, in a conversation with RT, award-winning director Oliver Stone condemned the US response as rooted in “exaggerated hype to go to war” and a misguided attempt at revenge-seeking. Read Full Article at RT.com
• London's High Court vows to ensure US sexual assault case papers are served on Prince Andrew
  A UK court has promised to make sure papers related to a US sexual assault case are served on Prince Andrew. Earlier this week, the Duke of York skipped pretrial hearings as his legal team claimed he had been improperly served. Read Full Article at RT.com
• ‘Let’s get on with the job’: Johnson finalises UK cabinet shuffle after weeks of speculation
  Prime Minister Boris Johnson has reshuffled some of his top ministers, after weeks of speculation amid falling approval ratings for the Tory government following a decision to hike taxes and concerns about the spread of Covid. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Pope Francis calls for ‘compassion’ and not ‘condemnation’ for Biden and for other abortion-supporting Catholic politicians
  Pope Francis has sidestepped a question on whether President Joe Biden and other Catholic politicians who support abortion rights should be denied Holy Communion, but he called for priests to show compassion to such leaders. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Minnesota Supreme Court overturns murder conviction of ex-cop who killed Justine Damond
  The Minnesota Supreme Court has overturned the third-degree murder conviction of a former Minneapolis police officer who shot an unarmed Australian woman dead. The ex-cop will now be sentenced for manslaughter instead. Read Full Article at RT.com
• ‘World record Covid penalty’: Top Aussie jockey facing ‘$730K losses’ over illegal lockdown party, lawyer claims
  A barrister has claimed that his client, Australian jockey Jamie Kah, faces a 'world record' ban which will cost her over US$730,000 if not suspended after she breached Covid protocol by holding an illegal Airbnb party. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Trump SLATES ‘corrupt’ Facebook for secret system that ‘exempted’ VIP users from content moderator rules & sanctions
  Donald Trump has attacked Facebook for “secretly protecting” its ‘elite’ users after it emerged that the social media giant had an internal system that shielded millions of high-profile users from its content-moderation practices. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Top US general Milley doubles down on call to Chinese counterpart about ‘rogue’ POTUS Trump, says it went through proper channels
  General Mark Milley, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, denied that calling his Chinese counterpart to warn him about “rogue” President Donald Trump was wrong, saying it went through proper Defense Department channels. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Feminists 1, Soccer bosses 0: Social justice crew Rapinoe & Co score equal pay rights for women alongside US male counterparts
  The US Soccer Federation is to offer equal pay to both the men's and women's national teams after female stars Megan Rapinoe and Alex Morgan succeeded in a discrimination lawsuit centered around payment parity. Read Full Article at RT.com
• ‘The FBI protected a child molester’: US gymnasts Biles & Maroney hit out at authorities at hearing into pedophile doctor Nassar
  Elite US gymnast Simone Biles has slammed the FBI investigation into the claims of sexual abuse by disgraced former team doctor Larry Nasser, as the star gave an emotional testimony to the Senate Judiciary Committee. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Taliban discovers cache of Soviet-made BALLISTIC MISSILES in Panjshir Valley (VIDEO)
  Taliban militants have found several old Soviet-made ballistic missiles in the Panjshir Valley while securing the region and defeating local resistance forces. However, the missiles appear to be in an inoperable condition. Read Full Article at RT.com
• ICC backs probe into Philippines ‘war on drugs’ despite Manilla warning foreigners to stay out of it
  The International Criminal Court (ICC) has granted its prosecutor’s request to open an investigation, within the jurisdiction of the court, into alleged crimes committed in the Philippines during the ‘war on drugs’. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Hackers claim to have stolen trove of data from Epik, web host for multiple right-wing platforms
  A hacktivist group claims to have stolen a decade’s worth of data from web company Epik. The firm is known for hosting conservative platforms such as Parler and sites belonging to organizations like the Proud Boys. Read Full Article at RT.com
• ‘Now we celebrate wokeness’: ‘Titan’ Biles & ‘Icon’ Osaka lauded on TIME ‘100 Most Influential People’ list
  Time magazine has issued its annual list of the 100 ‘most influential’ people in the world – and ‘Titan’ Simone Biles makes the list alongside ‘Icon’ Naomi Osaka, although some people are calling the whole thing a woke lovefest. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Western media claimed Sochi would be post-Olympic ghost town. Now, Russian city's mayor reveals population has doubled in a decade
  When Sochi won the battle to host the 2014 Winter Olympic Games, many claimed that investment in a dilapidated Soviet resort, partially on swampland, was just for show, and that the city would quickly turn into a Potemkin village. Read Full Article at RT.com
• WATCH: Russian Soyuz rocket launches 34 satellites into orbit as part of mission to expand internet coverage throughout globe
  A Russian Soyuz rocket carrying 34 satellites owned by the British firm OneWeb has successfully blasted off from Vostochny Cosmodrome in the country's Far East. Its payload is poised to help expand global internet coverage. Read Full Article at RT.com
• 91% of China's youth aged 12-17 are fully vaccinated against Covid – state media
  Just over 90% of students in China aged 12-17 have received two doses of a Covid-19 vaccine, state media has revealed. Despite the high inoculation rate, the Ministry of Education has urged caution in schools over the virus. Read Full Article at RT.com
• Russian gas deliveries via Nord Stream 2 pipeline won’t start in October – Gazprom
  Supplies of natural gas to Europe via the completed Nord Stream 2 pipeline will not start on October 1, according to the CEO of Russian energy major Gazprom, Alexey Miller. Read Full Article at RT.com
• High time: Anti-doping bosses to review cannabis rules in wake of Sha’Carri Richardson Olympic ban
  The World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) has announced it will review if cannabis should remain on its list of banned substances, months after US star Sha’Carri Richardson missed the Olympics after testing positive. Read Full Article at RT.com