Health officials in St. Petersburg have signed a decree requiring the elderly and vulnerable to sign up for a coronavirus vaccine, as Russia announces another record day of death from the virus since the start of the pandemic. Read Full...

Allegations he was secretly a Russian-backed Manchurian candidate haunted former US President Donald Trump's time in office. Now, though, long after he left the White House, the claims have gone from farce to clear falsification. Read F...

A judgment by the Supreme Court on Wednesday could see every iPhone owner in England and Wales compensated by up to £750, after Google was sued for covertly collecting web-browsing data from users between 2011 and 2012. Read Full Artic...

The Swedish government has proposed to allow children as young as 12 to change their legal gender without medical examination or approval. A draft legislation states that only guardian consent will be required. Read Full Article at RT.c...

Apple CEO Tim Cook revealed he has holdings in cryptocurrencies, but said that his iPhone-making company has no immediate plans to accept crypto payments. Read Full Article at RT.com

The Russian Ministry of Energy has said the nation’s oil production could once again reach record highs comparable to the Covid-19 pandemic and the ensuing oil market crisis. Read Full Article at RT.com

Iran’s vice president has given an unusual explanation for worsening climate change, blaming economic sanctions against the Tehran regime, as he spoke to the United Nations climate summit in Glasgow. Read Full Article at RT.com ...

Russian star Daniil Medvedev has signaled he will play the Australian Open in January, after speculation swirled around whether the world number two would make an appearance in Melbourne due to Covid vaccine regulations. Read Full Artic...

The US has been reportedly testing the Israeli-made Iron Dome air defense system on the Pacific island of Guam, which hosts the closest American military bases to China. Read Full Article at RT.com

Tesla founder Elon Musk has lost $50 billion, roughly a fifth of his overall worth, in two days following a Twitter poll asking whether he should sell his stock to pay taxes. Read Full Article at RT.com

American long-range B-1B Lancers took part in joint air drills with the Australian Air Force, including refueling and other combat training, part of a long-term plan to strengthen military ties between the two countries. Read Full Artic...

A US federal judge has denied Apple’s request for a pause on a previous court order forcing the company to allow app makers to implement their own payment systems, after the tech giant was sued over alleged antitrust violations. Read ...

A city in northeastern China will give a large cash reward for any information that helps to trace the origins of its latest Covid-19 outbreak, declaring a “people’s war” on the virus after seeing hundreds of new infections. Read ...

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-California) has called for US law enforcement to investigate a Republican colleague who posted a meme anime video depicting himself fighting Democrat leaders. Read Full Article at RT.com

US drug-maker Pfizer has followed up its CEO’s denunciation of Covid-19 vaccine “misinformation” by tweeting a cartoon about “science” protecting humanity from “wild conspiracy theories” – and disabling the replies. Read...

Facebook is set to remove marketing options that allow advertisers to target certain “sensitive” subjects, including race, religion and politics, citing concerns that its ad system could be abused to harm vulnerable people. Read Ful...

France will start building new nuclear reactors after a decades-long pause, President Emmanuel Macron has announced, citing both energy security needs and the promise to reach carbon emission neutrality by mid-century. Read Full Article...

The US Department of Justice has launched its first-ever “environmental justice” investigation, looking into complaints on behalf of black residents in rural Lowndes County, Alabama about the disparate impact of waste disposal. Read...

House Intelligence Committee chair Rep. Adam Schiff (D-CA) has scrambled to spin the Russiagate narrative following the arrest of one of the scandal’s major sources, exposing some massive hypocrisy in the bargain. Read Full Article at...

The migrant crisis continues at the Poland-Belarus border, with hundreds of people camping in harsh conditions as they seek to get into the EU. But while the weather is getting colder, the rhetoric from both sides is heating up. Read Fu...

At least 16 United Nations staff and their dependents have been detained in the Ethiopian capital Addis Ababa, the UN has said. The arrests come as the government cracks down on ethnic separatism. Read Full Article at RT.com

US wholesale prices continued to balloon at the fastest rate on record in October, portending further pressure on household budgets as rising costs ripple through the world’s largest economy. Read Full Article at RT.com

The Wisconsin judge in teenager Kyle Rittenhouse’s murder trial has ordered tougher measures to protect the identities of jurors in the case after someone was caught filming them as a bus arrived to take them to the courthouse. Read F...

Residents of France aged 65 and up will need a booster shot of a Covid-19 vaccine in order to keep their ‘health pass’ starting December 15, President Emmanuel Macron has announced, citing rising coronavirus cases. Read Full Article...

Pfizer CEO Albert Bourla has blamed people spreading “misinformation” on Covid-19 vaccines for the loss of “millions of lives,” and declared that things can only go “back to normal” once they take the jab. Read Full Article ...

A $465 million judgment against pharma giant Johnson & Johnson and its subsidiaries for allegedly violating a public nuisance law over its sale of huge quantities of opioids has been thrown out by Oklahoma’s Supreme Court. Read Full A...

The loudmouth father of heavyweight boxing champion Tyson Fury has claimed his son was injured going into his latest impressive win over Deontay Wilder, and that he believes he should retire and count his millions. Read Full Article at ...

With the US establishment warning against normalizing relations with Syria and insisting such efforts are “doomed to fail,” UAE Foreign Minister Abdullah bin Zayed has visited Damascus and met with Syrian President Bashar Assad. Rea...

Russian national football team manager Valeri Karpin says some of his squad remain ‘afraid’ of getting vaccinated against Covid-19, estimating that around 70% of players have been fully jabbed. Read Full Article at RT.com

Governor Gavin Newsom has not been seen in over two weeks, leading foes and fans alike to wonder about his health, their imaginations running wild due to his receiving a Covid-19 booster shot at his last public appearance. Read Full Art...

The World Organisation for Animal Health (OIE) has reported an outbreak of African swine fever (ASF) at a pig farm on China’s Hainan island. A major outbreak of the virus in 2018 saw pork prices pushed up as output fell. Read Full Art...

A two-storey building has collapsed in eastern Turkey, injuring at least 13 people. As rescue workers comb through the wreckage, more than 20 people are reportedly still trapped under concrete and debris. Read Full Article at RT.com ...

China’s military conducted “combat readiness police patrols” in the direction of the Taiwan Strait on Tuesday, an Eastern Theater Command spokesperson said, after a US delegation arrived in Taipei via an American Navy aircraft. Re...

Moscow is behind the ongoing migrant crisis on the Belarusian border, Polish PM Mateusz Morawiecki has asserted, claiming that the Minsk authorities are merely tools of Russia’s alleged “neo-imperial” policy. Read Full Article at ...

A Canadian doctor got the media’s attention by diagnosing an elderly asthma patient as suffering from “climate change.” However, his headline-grabbing diagnosis may be missing a simpler explanation. Read Full Article at RT.com ...

NFL star Aaron Rodgers feels he is being ‘crucified’ for his comments on why he chose not to get vaccinated against Covid-19, according to reports, as the Green Bay Packers quarterback rides out a backlash. Read Full Article at RT.c...

Military deployments from the Polish side are an “intimidation” attempt, the Belarusian president has claimed amid the escalating standoff between migrants seeking to enter the EU and Warsaw's border security forces. Read Full Artic...

With the Las Vegas Raiders now losing another player to off-field disciplinary issues, questions are being asked as to whether their new host city, where trouble can be found 24 hours a day, is the right fit for young stars. Read Full A...

People who hate Russia’s language and culture should be put on blacklists and targeted with economic sanctions, an MP has suggested, saying that Moscow should seek to protect both the country and its people on the world stage. Read Fu...

France has transferred ownership of 26 royal treasures, including sacred altars and statues, stolen from Benin some 130 years ago back to the African state, as President Emmanuel Macron met his counterpart Patrice Talon in Paris. Read F...

Brussels’ migration policies are responsible for a worsening humanitarian crisis on the border between Poland and Belarus, Russia’s top diplomat has claimed, saying the EU could hand over cash to Minsk to help resolve the issue. Rea...

The cratons, planet Earth’s first continents, arose from the seas between 3.3 and 3.2 billion years ago, a new study has suggested – several hundred million years before what was previously believed. Read Full Article at RT.com ...

Authorities in France have arrested three individuals who they say have ties to the man who stabbed an officer in the chest outside a police station on Monday. Read Full Article at RT.com

Budding African cyclist Desiet Kidane Tekeste has died at the age of 21 after being involved in a road traffic accident in Eritrea, where she was hit by a car while training to remain active between competitions. Read Full Article at RT...

Stung by allegations that its troops trained neo-Nazis in Ukraine, Canada’s defense department has launched a review into the vetting process on its “mentoring” and “capacity building” programs for foreign military personnel. ...

China’s imports of coal in October nearly doubled year-on-year as the nation turned to the fossil fuel to fight surging energy prices. This comes as world leaders put pressure on countries to turn to clean energy. Read Full Article at...

Dozens of guns, Nazi memorabilia, and around 1,200 kg of ammunition were discovered by Austria’s domestic security agency and counter-terrorism unit during a house raid on Tuesday. Read Full Article at RT.com

Russian former figure skating world champion Irina Slutskaya says it is ‘unusual’ to see male performers ‘who want to be like women’ as she spoke out against men competing in the typically feminine sport of rhythmic gymnastics. ...

Belarus' Defense Ministry summoned Poland's military attache, on Tuesday afternoon, over the thousands of migrants who have amassed on the border between the two European countries, the department announced on its Twitter account. Read ...

A new report claims that 25,000 tons of masks, gloves, and other pandemic-related plastic waste has ended up in our oceans since Covid-19 first emerged. Hospitals, rather than individuals, are the chief culprit. Read Full Article at RT....

Thousands of people from around Azerbaijan marched in a rally in the capital, Baku on Monday, in a celebration of the first anniversary of the defeat of Armenia in last year’s six-week Nagorno-Karabakh war. Read Full Article at RT.com...

Warsaw has doubled-down on claims that Belarus is orchestrating an illegal migration crisis on its doorstep, accusing the neighboring nation of bringing in thousands of desperate people and encouraging them to cross the border. Read Ful...

The UK will fund iconic engine manufacturer Rolls-Royce’s new project to build the country's first mini nuclear reactors as part of the nationwide push toward cleaner energy. Read Full Article at RT.com

Chile’s Chamber of Deputies has approved a motion to impeach outgoing President Sebastian Pinera over alleged shady business deals that were seemingly exposed in the Pandora Papers leak. Read Full Article at RT.com

Tesla subsidiary Tesla Energy Ventures has been officially licensed to sell electricity to retail customers in Texas, according to documents from the Texas Public Utility Commission. Read Full Article at RT.com

Warsaw has warned of a potential “armed” escalation at its border with Belarus, stating that up to 4,000 migrants have already massed there and blaming Minsk’s “special services” for orchestrating a border breach. Read Full Ar...

Barack Obama made a rather stunning geographical gaffe during his COP26 speech in Glasgow, when he referred to Scotland as “the Emerald Isles” – a poetic name which, when used in the singular at least, refers to Ireland. Read Full...

Students at Cambridge University have petitioned to rename a library which holds the name of a 19th century historian who defended imperialism, John Robert Seeley, despite his liberal views for the time. Read Full Article at RT.com ...

An ex-US Marine serving nine years in prison for assaulting two Moscow police officers while drunk has allegedly started a hunger strike to protest his incarceration, maintaining that he is the victim of a miscarriage of justice. Read F...

England’s frontline NHS workers will have to be fully inoculated against Covid-19 by April 1 as a mandatory condition of their employment, Heath Secretary Sajid Javid has said, as tens of thousands of staff are still not jabbed. Read ...

British food price inflation hit a 14-month high in October amid supply chain issues, the latest report from UK consulting firm Kantar shows. Read Full Article at RT.com

UFC interim bantamweight champion Petr Yan was given a hero's reception as he returned to Russia following his victory over Cory Sandhagen at UFC 267 in Abu Dhabi. Read Full Article at RT.com

A Russian man has been placed on the wanted list by America's FBI after allegedly being involved in cyberattacks that garnered millions of dollars in ransom payments from victims whose computers were targeted. Read Full Article at RT.co...

Poland was eager to provide humanitarian aid to migrants who set up a camp at its border with Belarus, but the offer was rejected by Minsk, Polish President Andrzej Duda has said. Read Full Article at RT.com

New army recruits will receive sexual consent training under plans to end inappropriate behaviour towards women, according to an army briefing paper, after a report found two-thirds of women in the military experienced harassment. Read ...

France’s public health authority has advised against giving people under 30 Moderna’s Covid-19 vaccine, citing higher risks of heart inflammation post-inoculation. Instead, the body recommends Pfizer’s jab for this group. Read Ful...

Scandal-hit investment platform Robinhood has revealed that the personal data of millions of its customers was exposed by a “data security incident” after an extortionist “socially engineered” a customer support staffer last wee...

Urgent action needs to be taken to prevent young people from being exposed to LGBT+ content online, a leading Russian internet group has claimed, saying targeted sites should be blocked without having to wait for a court order. Read Ful...

A wild brawl in the stands at an NFL game saw one punter cheering on the visiting team thrust down a flight of stairs and someone else's neck stamped on while he lay grounded, as fan trouble this season resumed. Read Full Article at RT....

Central banks keep pumping more fiat money and are talking about raising rates at some point in the future, as they’ve been saying now for 20 years. Read Full Article at RT.com

With the crisis on the frontier of Belarus and Poland threatening to significantly deteriorate as hundreds of people sit waiting in no-man’s-land, the UN has called for the usage of migrants as “political pawns” to come to an end....

A shirtless man brandishing a knife attacked residents and a police officer on Tuesday before being shot. A police spokesman confirmed that the officer had been injured but not critically. Read Full Article at RT.com

Polish border guards and police have prevented the migrants who set up a camp on the border with Belarus from sleeping overnight, directing spotlights at them and playing discouraging audio messages, RT reported from the scene. Read Ful...

Facebook has unblocked the hashtag #saltbae linked to celebrity chef Nusret Gokce. The ban coincided with video of a top Vietnamese communist figure eating a ‘golden’ steak in Gokce’s notoriously expensive restaurant going viral. ...

A youngster in America has been compared to one of the NFL’s greatest running backs after a video of him storming from his own half to the endzone while brutally stiff-arming a number of opponents went viral. Read Full Article at RT.c...

An earthquake that struck at a whopping 751 kilometers (467 miles) below the Earth’s surface is the deepest ever recorded, scientists have revealed. The tremor shook a zone thought to be impossible for quakes to occur in. Read Full Ar...

Alexander Ovechkin elevated himself to joint-fourth on the all-time NHL scoring charts in the Washington Capitals’ win over the Buffalo Sabres, although the man he drew level with has said he is not one of a kind just yet. Read Full A...

NBA MVP Nikola Jokic dished out a brutal retaliatory shove on rival Markieff Morris during the Denver Nuggets’ win over the Miami Heat on Monday night – with fans divided on whether the ‘cheap shot’ was justified. Read Full Arti...

Hundreds of Polish border guards and soldiers lined up along the country’s eastern border are threatening regional stability Belarus has claimed, as Warsaw alleges the neighboring nation is engineering an illegal migration crisis. Rea...

Robin Aitken says there is an “acceptable and polite” view of world events which is dominated by media liberals. The former BBC employee warns that we must all be wary of the “hidden persuaders” that operate in all forms of news...

Gas prices in Europe decreased by 4.5% at the opening of trading on Tuesday amid rising supplies from Russia, according to ICE Futures data. Read Full Article at RT.com

A former metallurgist at a Washington state foundry that produced steel used in US Navy submarines has admitted to taking “shortcuts” and doctoring the results of strength and toughness tests on the metal for over three decades. Rea...

An Iraqi army serviceman has shown off his drifting skills in the streets of Baghdad using an armored personnel carrier. Read Full Article at RT.com

Russian emergency service workers have confirmed the 14-strong crew of a cargo ship that ran aground in the Sea of Japan has been successfully evacuated, after a rescue operation was mounted despite harsh weather conditions. Read Full A...

As the Covid-19 pandemic subsides across Southeast Asia, numerous factories and manufacturers in the region are on course to rapid recovery after months of production cuts that put a strain on global supply chains. Read Full Article at ...

Poland and Germany won’t be able to deal with the migrant crisis on the Belarus border on their own, German caretaker Interior Minister Horst Seehofer has said, urging all EU members to unite in protecting the block’s frontiers. Rea...

Houston Police Chief Troy Finner said he had a meeting with Travis Scott to express his public safety concerns to him ahead of the rapper’s sold-out show on Friday, which ended in eight people being killed in a crowd surge. Read Full ...

Bitcoin has reached a new record high, soaring past the $68,000 mark for the first time ever. As altcoins follow suit, the total market capitalization of all crypto tokens approached $3 trillion. Read Full Article at RT.com

The government of Singapore will no longer cover the healthcare costs of Covid-19 patients if they choose to remain unvaccinated, the country’s health ministry announced, in an apparent bid to encourage immunizations. Read Full Articl...

A massive crowd of protesters took to New Zealand’s national parliament to demand an end to government lockdowns and vaccine mandates, with scuffles reportedly breaking out between demonstrators and police, as well as journalists. Rea...

SpaceX completed its second operational manned mission to the International Space Station (ISS), and its four-person crew splashed down off the coast of Florida without issue as NASA prepares for another launch later this week. Read Ful...

At least one person required a medical evacuation at the Reflecting Pool outside Washington, DC’s Lincoln Memorial, with videos shot by eyewitnesses showing the airlift in action after a man reportedly sustained a serious injury. Read...

The White House is telling American businesses “do not wait” to vaccinate employees, brushing aside a ruling by a federal court putting a hold on the OSHA mandate – and triggering calls to impeach President Joe Biden. Read Full Ar...

A veteran Florida flight attendant who says she was coerced by her employer into getting a Covid-19 vaccine called it a betrayal of her faith and the “worst decision of my life,” adding that side effects continue to plague her. Read...

MSNBC is trying to sell Americans on the idea that the inflation crisis is a “good thing.” Online reaction suggests that few people are buying it – so much so that the left-wing media outlet deleted its claim without explanation. ...

At least 26 school children aged five to six were killed in a blaze in southern Niger after a thatched-roof classroom caught on fire, local officials said, with more than a dozen others injured, some critically. Read Full Article at RT....

Flush with cash from the new infrastructure bill, US Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg pledged to address the ‘racism’ that went into the building of America’s roads and bridges, by either tearing them down or building anew....

Ex-President Barack Obama tried to get in a few jabs at political opponents while sounding the climate-change alarm at COP26, but critics called him out for harming the planet with bombing campaigns and lavish lifestyle. Read Full Artic...

Warsaw is accusing the predominantly Middle Eastern migrants attempting to cross from Belarus of destroying obstacles on the border, while the Polish president is liaising with several former Soviet republics to “defend Europe.” Rea...

Former New York Times columnist Bari Weiss and friends’ new online ‘university’ devoted to “forbidden knowledge” has critics howling over her dubious record with free speech on campus. Others think it’s just what students ne...