In developments that will shock very few fans in the MMA world, Khamzat Chimaev has thrown his hat into the Octagon to face Leon Edwards after Jorge Masvidal pulled out of his bout with the Brit due to an undisclosed injury. Read Full A...

Any move to impose sanctions against Russia’s national carrier, Aeroflot, will be reciprocated, one of the country’s top diplomats has warned as a row grows over purported links to the migrant crisis on the Poland-Belarus border. Re...

A newly announced deal that could see Washington supply Ukraine with deadly weapons could further inflame the country's bloody civil conflict and make a lasting peace agreement harder, Russia’s ambassador to the US has cautioned. Read...

Tesla founder and CEO Elon Musk has disposed of more than 4.5 million company shares so far this week in his first sale in over five years. The move came after another bombshell tweet that dragged Tesla stock down by about 12%. Read Ful...

An American diplomat in Seoul has fled the scene after a suspected hit-and-run incident and is now hiding from the police at a US military base, South Korean law enforcement has complained. Read Full Article at RT.com

The German capital will ban people who have yet to be vaccinated against Covid-19 from a host of indoor public venues in an effort to slow a surge in infections as the winter draws near. Read Full Article at RT.com

The EU might ask Ukraine to open its doors to thousands of refugees stranded in Belarus and aspiring to enter the bloc, all that after Poland lets them in, a spokesman for the party that won the German election has suggested. Read Full ...

A US federal judge has tossed Texas Governor Greg Abbott’s statewide ban on mask requirements in public schools, ruling that the order put children with disabilities in danger and violated federal law. Read Full Article at RT.com ...

Boeing has reached a settlement with the relatives of those who died on a 2019 Ethiopia Airlines flight that crashed due to malfunctions on its 737 MAX plane, with the company acknowledging it was responsible for the loss of life. Read ...

SpaceX and NASA’s latest manned mission, Crew-3, has taken off from Florida’s Cape Canaveral, set to bring four astronauts to the International Space Station (ISS) for another six-month science expedition. Read Full Article at RT.co...

Film gaffer Serge Svetnoy has sued actor Alec Baldwin and producers of the movie ‘Rust’ over a shooting that left cinematographer Halyna Hutchins dead, accusing them of “general negligence.” Read Full Article at RT.com

The Joe Biden administration is facing another lawsuit from a series of states over a new Covid-19 vaccine mandate – this time challenging the president’s demand that 17 million healthcare staffers be inoculated. Read Full Article a...

The Biden administration is again warning of potential threats from terrorists foreign and domestic, saying they could be fueled by anything from the arrival of refugees from Afghanistan to possible new Covid-19 restrictions. Read Full ...

US President Joe Biden admitted everything from gasoline to bread costs more, but vowed to fix this and the supply-chain crisis through the recently passed $1.2 trillion infrastructure bill and his “Build Back Better” agenda. Read F...

The International Space Station has performed an evasive maneuver to dodge a piece of space junk that was expected to pass within just 600 meters of the craft, NASA and Roscosmos said. Read Full Article at RT.com

The Davos-based World Economic Forum is kicking off its “Great Narrative” initiative with a meeting in Dubai. It will be headlined by WEF chair Klaus Schwab, the mastermind behind the “Great Reset.” Read Full Article at RT.com ...

Apple has expanded its ‘Find My’ feature to include the ability to report AirTags and other find-my objects that have landed in the user’s vicinity unknown to them. Read Full Article at RT.com

Judge Bruce Schroeder exploded with anger at prosecutor Thomas Binger in the murder trial of Kyle Rittenhouse, after Binger attempted to bring in barred evidence. The outburst was one of several explosive clashes between the pair. Read ...

New Jersey gym owner Scott Fairlamb, an ex-MMA fighter nicknamed ‘Wildman’, has been sentenced to over three years in prison for his role in the US Capitol riot. Read Full Article at RT.com

A school board meeting in scandal-hit Loudoun County, Virginia devolved into a shouting match after parents revealed they had obtained more than the necessary 2,000 signatures to remove the board's chair. Read Full Article at RT.com ...

Teenage accused murderer Kyle Rittenhouse broke his post-arrest silence and has testified in his own trial, breaking down in tears as prosecutors grilled him on his taste in guns and video games. Read Full Article at RT.com

Jose Aldo has fired back at Khabib Nurmagomedov after the Russian star dismissed Aldo's latter fight career as being little more than a 'businessman looking for money', and claims that Khabib 'turned down a fight against him'. Read Full...

Fans have mocked Paris Saint-Germain amid reports of supposedly injured superstar Lionel Messi featuring for the Argentina national team in upcoming World Cup qualifiers and appearing to enjoy himself in their training. Read Full Articl...

People in the German state of Hessen are reportedly so spooked by Covid-19 that many don’t expect to resume hugging their friends and family members – or even shaking hands – once the pandemic ends. Read Full Article at RT.com ...

YouTube has officially hidden the thumbs-down counter on all videos from public view, citing “dislike attacks” it said were targeting small channels. Critics say the official White House channel will benefit the most. Read Full Arti...

The partner of YouTube prankster-turned-boxer Jake Paul has challenged his next opponent Tommy Fury's girlfriend to a mud wrestling contest while the two men do battle in the ring in Florida. Read Full Article at RT.com

Consumer prices in the US rose 6.2% in October compared with the same period last year, as Americans battle soaring food, gas and property costs, and the highest inflation rate since 1990. Read Full Article at RT.com

A former Broadcom engineer has been charged with industrial espionage, accused by the US Department of Justice of stealing trade secrets involving computer chips to benefit his new China-based employer. Read Full Article at RT.com ...

India’s Yamuna River has become so polluted that toxic white foam now covers the surface of the water. Despite the apparent danger, many people in the capital continue to bathe and fish in the river. Read Full Article at RT.com ...

Police in India have arrested a 23-year-old man who allegedly threatened to rape national cricket team captain Virat Kohli's daughter following a heavy defeat to bitter rivals Pakistan in the T20 World Cup, according to reports. Read Fu...

Chinese citizens are entering Russia, picking rare plants, and exporting them back across the border, causing an environmental issue that threatens the country’s biodiversity and could make endangered Russian flora extinct. Read Full ...

The world's number two player, Aryna Sabalenka, has relented and received a vaccine against Covid-19 after previously expressing hesitancy against the jab, adding that she hopes she can avoid quarantining ahead of future events. Read Fu...

A group of businesses has followed Republican states in suing the Biden administration over its private-sector vaccine mandate. They claim that the “unconstitutional” mandate will result in lost jobs and empty shelves. Read Full Art...

The standoff across the border between Belarus and Poland is escalating, with 12,000 of Warsaw's border guards, soldiers and police facing several thousand refugees, and Minsk's security forces, on the other side of the frontier. Read F...

A refugee influx can't be used to justify building walls and violence against migrants, the UN high commissioner for refugees has warned the EU, amid mixed signals on whether the bloc would fund reinforcement of Belarus’ borders. Read...

Russian aces Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova and Daria Kasatkina have been celebrating the end of a successful season, posing in bikinis as they sunned themselves on beach breaks after winning the ‘world cup of women’s tennis’. Read Full...

A Singapore court has postponed the execution of a Malaysian man who has spent over a decade on death row for drug smuggling offenses, after he tested positive for Covid-19 before he was scheduled to face the gallows. Read Full Article ...

Federal prosecutors have requested a jail term of over four years for ‘QAnon Shaman’ Jacob Chansley, described as “the public face of the Capitol riot.” They say they want the sentence to set an example to others. Read Full Arti...

The British government has slammed the actions of dozens of protesters who gathered outside the London School of Economics and heckled Israel’s ambassador to the UK, Tzipi Hotovely, who’d attended a debate at the institution. Read F...

Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko has warned that the European Union should expect an influx of migrants attempting to seek asylum in the near future, as people leave Afghanistan following its takeover by the Taliban. Read Full ...

More than three dozen soldiers stationed in Russia’s Far East are reportedly facing criminal charges for handing over cash to be included in a planned ‘business trip’ to visit Moscow’s military installations in war-torn Syria. R...

Afghanistan's former finance minister has claimed that “ghost soldiers” and corrupt government officials were responsible for the Taliban's ability to quickly seize control of the country, as NATO forces withdrew their personnel. Re...

Supply chains remain strained in the United States as the nation’s economy attempts to recover from the Covid-19 pandemic and Federal Reserve claims that rising inflation is simply transitory. Read Full Article at RT.com

Global chip sales rose 27% in the third quarter of 2021 year-on-year, amounting to $145 billion, Izvestia newspaper has reported, citing data from the Semiconductor Industry Association (SIA). Read Full Article at RT.com

Minnesota Vikings star running back Dalvin Cook claims that his former partner broke into his house and held him and guests at gunpoint for several hours last year as he counters claims of assault, battery and false imprisonment. Read F...

Three female activists have been summoned back to court over their posters depicting the Virgin Mary with an LGBT flag halo offending religious feelings. They were cleared of the same charges earlier this year. Read Full Article at RT.c...

Prince Harry said he saw a coup coming and even warned Twitter’s boss, Jack Dorsey, that his platform was being used to organize an insurrection just a day before the Capitol riot on January 6. Read Full Article at RT.com

Germany's vaccine advisory committee has recommended that those under 30 years of age receive Pfizer-BioNTech's Covid jab, citing increased incidences of post-vaccination heart inflammation in young people with Moderna's shot. Read Full...

China has responded angrily to a visit by a US delegation to Taiwan, warning Washington that it was “playing with fire” by “colluding” with pro-independence forces on the island during a period of high tensions with Beijing. Rea...

Eighteen Russian correctional officers have been dismissed after a series of leaked videos purporting to reveal sexual and physical abuse at a prison hospital in the region of Saratov sparked outrage. Some are being prosecuted. Read Ful...

Paris Saint-Germain have confirmed that women's midfield star Aminata Diallo has been taken into police custody for her alleged part in a violent attack on teammate Kheira Hamraoui. Read Full Article at RT.com

A US District Judge has rejected former president Donald Trump’s bid to prevent a congressional committee from securing his White House records, as part of an investigation into the January 6 riot on Capitol Hill. Read Full Article at...

An MMA fighter from Chechnya once praised by regional leader Ramzan Kadyrov has been jailed for at least two months after allegedly being caught with drugs at a Moscow airport. Read Full Article at RT.com

The migrant crisis on the border of Belarus and Poland is threatening to become a humanitarian catastrophe, and the European Union’s handling of it shows that it has abandoned its “European values,” the Kremlin has claimed. Read F...

Sweden's Prime Minister Stefan Lofven has formally resigned from office for the second time, months after a vote of no confidence and political infighting stalled his agenda ahead of the country's upcoming 2022 general election. Read Fu...

The shares of US industrial behemoth and the globe’s oldest industrial conglomerate General Electric (GE) soared nearly 20% this week, following news of a company split. Read Full Article at RT.com

Boxing novice Jake Paul has fired a word of warning to UFC star Khamzat Chimaev, telling the undefeated fighter he would be out of his league in the boxing ring after 'Borz' said he'd 'smash' both Paul brothers in the same night. Read F...

German Chancellor Angela Merkel has told Russian President Vladimir Putin that Belarus’ use of migrants to pressure the EU was inhumane and unacceptable and has asked him to press his counterpart in Minsk. Read Full Article at RT.com ...

Following threats of government sanctions, over 200 higher education providers in England have adopted a controversial definition of anti-Semitism that places limits on criticism of Israel, a report has found. Read Full Article at RT.co...

Doctors who oppose vaccination against Covid-19 could be found criminally liable because they pose a serious threat if they catch the virus, Russia’s health minister revealed to a parliamentary committee on Wednesday. Read Full Articl...

There is outrage after footage spread of a 15-year-old girl receiving a sucker punch allegedly encouraged by the attacker's mother during a youth club basketball tournament in the Los Angeles Metropolitan Area. Read Full Article at RT.c...

NFL superstar Aaron Rodgers has admitted that he misled people by saying he was "immunized" against Covid-19, as Joe Rogan defended the Packers quarterback for his stance. Read Full Article at RT.com

Almost 600 attempts to illegally cross into Poland have been observed on Tuesday, Warsaw's frontier service has claimed, amid an escalating migrant crisis on the country's shared border with Belarus. Read Full Article at RT.com

The UK Supreme Court has granted Google’s appeal against a planned £3.2 billion British class action over allegations that the tech giant illicitly collected data from iPhone users, despite assurances to the contrary. Read Full Artic...

Instagram locked the head of the platform out of his own account, after a scammer sent a fake obituary claiming Adam Mosseri had passed away. Read Full Article at RT.com

NASA has shared that its astronauts will not return to the Moon until 2025 at the earliest, missing an ambitious target set by then-US President Donald Trump's administration to reach the lunar surface "by any means necessary." Read Ful...

England and Everton star Dominic Calvert-Lewin has been widely roasted after photos of him on a magazine cover appearing to be dressed as a schoolgirl with a pink handbag spread online. Read Full Article at RT.com

Vienna has rejected calls to remove a statue of former city Mayor Karl Lueger, whose populist politics were said to have inspired Adolf Hitler, with the incumbent mayor favoring the process of artistic contextualization. Read Full Artic...

European natural gas prices shed $100 in 24 hours, falling below $800 per 1,000 cubic meters at the opening of trading on increased deliveries from Russia, data from the Intercontinental Exchange shows. Read Full Article at RT.com ...

With Kazakhstan facing an electricity shortage caused by the sharp increase of cryptocurrency miners operating in the country, Nur-Sultan is now turning to its northern neighbor Russia to provide extra energy capacity. Read Full Article...

The World Health Organization's Europe director, Hans Kluge, has warned that the Covid pandemic won't end until nations “learn to live with the virus,” ensuring health systems are not overwhelmed by infections and deaths.  Read Ful...

Denver Nuggets star Nikola Jokic has been suspended for one game without pay for taking justice into his own hands against Markieff Morris of the Miami Heat after the pair clashed on Monday night. Read Full Article at RT.com

The European Commission was right to fine Google €2.4 billion over an antitrust breach, a top EU court ruled on Wednesday, rejecting an appeal by the US tech giant. Read Full Article at RT.com

One of Russia’s top lawmakers has said that Moscow could sign off on a nationwide coronavirus vaccine mandate to slash the pandemic’s rising death toll, but only if the plans were first voted through by the country’s parliament. R...

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...