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US Secretary of Defense Ashton Carter decided not to proceed with further punishment on the retired four-star general David Petraeus for disclosing classified data, several media cited a letter by assistant secretary of defense as saying.
- Aung San Suu Kyi & her party take seats in Myanmar parliament
- Iran’s Supreme Leader awards medals for capturing US sailors
- Israel approves mixed-sex prayer site at Jerusalem’s Western Wall
- 65 killed in Boko Haram attack in NE Nigeria
- 3 men handed death sentences for Indian rape
- Turkish police shoot suspected attacker near PM residence in Istanbul
- Nine Americans among terror suspects arrested in Saudi Arabia – report
Nine US citizens have been arrested on terror charges in Saudi Arabia, local media report. The Americans were among a total of 33 terror suspects detained over the past week. - Lost history: ‘Japanese Schindler’ film premieres in US
The actions Chiune “Sempo” Sugihara took to save 6,000 Jews fleeing Poland in 1939 have been largely forgotten by history, but now a new feature film recognizes the heroism of the man often called the “Japanese Schindler”. - US may get 500 F-35s jets without combat mission tests – report
The USAF may be flying around in 500 F-35 fifth-generation fighter jets that are untested for combat missions for years to come, as assessment trials are frequently postponed, a Department of Defense weapons expert warns in a report. - Sex toys and sumo challenges: Odd moments in Oregon standoff
As multiple members of the armed militia, including the Bundy brothers, were arrested by federal agents, their occupation of the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge has dwindled to a few ranchers. RT looks at the odd, awkward moments of this not-quite siege.
- ‘Anonymous’ video demands justice for killed rancher LaVoy, publication of FBI agents' IDs
A video which claims to be made by Anonymous is demanding justice for killed Oregon rancher Robert “LaVoy” Finicum and for the IDs of the FBI agents who shot the protester with his hands in the air to be published. - Game of donors: Soros gives $6mn to pro-Clinton SuperPAC, Sanders raises $20mn from crowdfunding
Bernie Sanders likes to say Hillary Clinton is the billionaires’ candidate, and now he has proof. A pro-Hillary SuperPAC just got $6 million from none other than George Soros, while the Bern raised a record $20 million in January from ordinary voters. - Obama to make first US mosque visit in support of ‘religious freedom’
US president Barack Obama will make his first visit to an American mosque this Wednesday when he meets with Muslim community leaders at the Islamic Society of Baltimore. - MIT students to bring Elon Musk’s Hyperloop closer to reality
A group of engineer students from MIT has won right to design and test SpaceX co-founder Elon Musk’s Hyperloop concept, which envisions a transportation system that would move people in pods through reduced-pressure tubes at almost supersonic speed. - In-flight fist fight: Airplane grounded following mid-air cabin crew brawl
A Delta Airlines flight was forced to make an unscheduled landing after two female flight attendants had a punch-up 37,000 feet in the air. - Nine Americans among terror suspects arrested in Saudi Arabia – reportNine US citizens have been arrested on terror charges in Saudi Arabia, local media report. The Americans were among a total of 33 terror suspects detained over the past week.
- Caucuses are awesome: Iowa’s unique process explained with Lego
Well, the moment is almost here. After months of Trumpmania and feeling the Bern, voters in the US state of Iowa will finally select their choice for president Monday. - 24 top gangsters in El Chapo's drug cartel busted in US-Mexico sting
A joint cross border operation between US and Mexican law enforcement agencies has resulted in the arrest of two dozen senior Mexican drug cartel members. The raid took place in Lukeville, Arizona, on the border with Mexico. - Lost history: ‘Japanese Schindler’ film premieres in USThe actions Chiune “Sempo” Sugihara took to save 6,000 Jews fleeing Poland in 1939 have been largely forgotten by history, but now a new feature film recognizes the heroism of the man often called the “Japanese Schindler”.
- No more punishment for disgraced Gen. Petraeus, CIA chief who leaked state secretsUS Secretary of Defense Ashton Carter decided not to proceed with further punishment on the retired four-star general David Petraeus for disclosing classified data, several media cited a letter by assistant secretary of defense as saying.
- Spectacular drone footage shows ‘monster’ sinkhole along Oregon highway
A massive sinkhole and a nearby landslide swallowed up part of the road in Harbor, southwest Oregon, shutting down Highway 101 there. The ominous-looking scene was captured in an aerial video. - Sex toys and sumo challenges: Odd moments in Oregon standoffAs multiple members of the armed militia, including the Bundy brothers, were arrested by federal agents, their occupation of the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge has dwindled to a few ranchers. RT looks at the odd, awkward moments of this not-quite siege.
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The Big Picture
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Watching the Hawks
The hosts, Tyrel Ventura, Sean Stone and Tabetha Wallace along with their guests are your eyes and...Bundy occupation wind-down & war to my left and right w/ Stephen Weissman (E172)On this episode of “Watching the Hawks,” Tyrel Ventura & Tabetha Wallace discuss the potential end of the Bundy occupation in Oregon live with RT’s own Alexey Yaroshevsky. It turns out new laws in both New York State and South...
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RT America -- January 29, 2016
US military gives mixed signals on action in LibyaAs Congress sits on a resolution that would authorize President Barack Obama to use force unilaterally in the fight against Islamic State, the US is considering re-launching military operations in...
RT America -- January 28, 2016
WHO warns Zika Virus is spreading "explosively" With the outbreak of the Zika Virus in much of the southern part of the Western Hemisphere, Americans are wondering what the chance is of an outbreak in the US. RT’s Marina Portnaya visits a...
RT America -- January 27, 2016
Rick Snyder made “ill advised” decision on Flint – Lansing, MI Mayor The Flint disaster has brought public attention to the issue of infrastructure in the United States, but it has also sparked a debate on corruption in...
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