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A manhunt is still underway after SWAT teams swept the Cascade Mall and nearby areas in Burlington, WA, for an active shooter with a rifle. The gunman, believed to have acted alone, killed five people opening fire in the Macy's make-up store.
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- Jordan's king asks PM to form new govt -government source
- Train driver wounded as bomb on rail line explodes in southeast Turkey
- Snowden receives prestigious German award
- Two French teenagers arrested for ties to jihadist
- Suicide bomber kills seven, wounds 28 in Baghdad, police say
- Western powers summon emergency UN Security Council meeting over Aleppo fighting
- 'Game changer': Rev. Jesse Jackson talks Museum of African American History to RT (VIDEO)
The Smithsonian’s National Museum of African American History and Culture is gearing up to open in Washington, DC, not a moment too soon, according to civil rights activist, Reverend Jesse Jackson who spoke with RT. - Charlotte protesters march on highway in 4th night of demonstrations
In their fourth night of protest, Charlotte demonstrators, demanding the release of police tapes of the fatal shooting of Keith Scott, made their way onto Interstate-277, shutting down the highway. - Lawsuit accuses Yahoo of gross negligence over 2014 data breach
A class action lawsuit has been filed against Yahoo over a data breach of over 500 million accounts. Although the hack occurred over two years ago, it was only recently discovered just as Yahoo executives negotiate a sale to Verizon. - Transcripts of Omar Mateen’s 911 call released
More of Orlando shooter Omar Mateen’s negotiations with police have been released. The transcripts shed some light on Mateen’s motivations for the June 12 killing and injuring of more than 100 people at Pulse, an LGBT nightclub in Orlando, Florida.
- Calls to shut down NY’s notorious Rikers Island prison grow louder (VIDEO, PHOTOS)
Hundreds of activists marched through New York City calling for the scandal-plagued Rikers Island prison to be shut down over the inhumane treatment of its inmates. - 6 stabbed near Emerson College campus in Boston, police looking for suspect – reports
Six people have been stabbed in an attack on Tremont Street in Boston’s Theater District early Sunday, local media said. Police told media one suspect is still at large, while they may have apprehended a second one. - 5 people shot on Illinois University campus, shooter reportedly at large
Gunfire has been reported at the Champaign campus of the University of Illinois, according to local media. Shots were fired in an alleyway and the shooter has left the area, police say. - Police arrest, identify shooter who killed 5 at mall in Washington State
Police have arrested the suspect who fatally shot four women on Friday, and one man in a Burlington, WA mall using a rifle. An officer identified the gunman on the streets of Oak Harbor city, detaining him without incident. - Baltimore police searching for 3 shooters after 8 people shot & injured, including toddler
Police have confirmed they are sweeping an East Baltimore area for three shooters thought to be in possession of a shotgun and handguns. At least eight people have been shot, including a parent and a three-year-old child. - Obama implicated in Clinton email scandal – New FBI docs
President Barack Obama used a pseudonym when communicating with then Secretary of State Hillary Clinton by email, while her IT company referred to her email deleting as a “cover-up”, new FBI documents reveal. - Charlotte police release footage of Keith Lamont Scott shooting & photo of ‘gun with fingerprints’
Police bodycam and dashcam footage from the fatal shooting of African American Keith Lamont Scott in Charlotte on Tuesday has been released to the public amid an ongoing investigation. - Police captured a ‘suicidal’ gunman at UN Plaza and Civic Center in San Francisco
Police have “peacefully” and “without further incident” resolved the standoff with an armed suspect at San Francisco's Civic Center with him giving up after six hours of negotiations. The incident led to the evacuation of the center and nearby UN Plaza. - Cracks in the armor? Another F-35 fighter jet catches fire in US
Another F-35A fighter jet - touted as the future of military aviation - caught fire during an exercise at Mountain Home Air Force Base, Idaho, the US Air Force has confirmed. - Clinton’s aide left classified briefing paper in Russian hotel – FBI documents
The FBI investigation looking into Hillary Clinton’s breaches of professional conduct has made public another violation, which culminated in “verbal security counselling,” after an aide to the secretary of state left sensitive documents at a Moscow hotel. - US troops use white phosphorus in Iraq to ‘obscure’ Kurdish forces – newspaper
The US forces are reportedly using white phosphorus munitions against Islamist militants in Iraq, despite widespread perception of the weapon as indiscriminate and able to cause horrific injuries to civilians. - Lawsuit accuses Yahoo of gross negligence over 2014 data breachA class action lawsuit has been filed against Yahoo over a data breach of over 500 million accounts. Although the hack occurred over two years ago, it was only recently discovered just as Yahoo executives negotiate a sale to Verizon.
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- The Big Picture
The hottest political show in the US finds new home with RT. The Big Picture with Thom Hartmann...Cell video raises big questions in Scott caseThom discusses the release of the cell phone video in the Keith Scott case with former DC police officer Ron Hampton, attorney Debbie Hines, and activists Kymone Freeman and Eugene Puryear. Rumble discusses whether we should trust the police, the... - Watching the Hawks
The hosts, Tyrel Ventura, Sean Stone and Tabetha Wallace along with their guests are your eyes and...Bias & balance: Covering BLM & winning with bombs (E326)Tyrel Ventura, Tabetha Wallace & Sean Stone are joined by a professor of journalism at Georgetown University to discuss the media’s role in police shootings and whether or not the FBI can pose as journalists. Henry Giroux talks about his...
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RT America -- September 23, 2016
‘We don’t need more policing, we need more jobs & development’ – Rev. Jesse Jackson The Smithsonian’s National Museum of African American History and Culture is set to open in Washington, DC on the heels of two...
RT America -- September 20, 2016
Veteran opiate prescription up 4,000% in 10 yrs – is Big Pharma to blame?The Department of Veterans Affairs has seen more than a 4,000 percent increase in prescriptions for opiate pain killers in the past decades for veterans. Critics argue it...
RT America -- September 19, 2016
‘Hard to see’ how US could not know it was hitting Syrian Army - JatrasThe seven-day ceasefire in Syria is over and it is unclear if it will be renewed after numerous violations of the terms of the truce. The Russian Defense Ministry...
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