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An Arkansas politician who helped pass state legislation protecting people who film the police, has been arrested for... filming the police.
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- Moscow to summon Dutch ambassador over MH17 probe
- Greece says Erdogan remarks on islands ‘dangerous’ for bilateral ties
- Germany tells Philippine envoy Duterte Hitler remarks ‘unacceptable’
- Israel pays Turkey $20mn compensation over Mavi Marmara
- France wants investigation into alleged Sudan chemical weapons use
- First UN special envoy for Somali refugees amid ‘asylum fatigue’
- Clinton calls for ‘National Service Reserve’ for millennials
Hillary Clinton wants to enlist young Americans into a national service program, where they would assist the government with anything from disaster relief to public works. The proposal is part of her push to win over millennial voters. - ‘Police shot me in face for no reason’: El Cajon protest witness talks to RT
As Thursday’s protest in California ended with police firing pepper balls at demonstrators, RT talked to a witness who says it was a beanbag used by law enforcers which caused the large bruise on her face. Next time, she will not be just a bystander, Richelle Washabaugh said. - Virginia teen charged with 2 misdemeanors for stealing milk carton, faces trial
A 14-year-old African American boy eligible for free lunches is facing criminal charges over accusations that he stole a carton of milk at school. The boy's family denies he stole the milk, alleging he was unfairly singled out by a school police officer. - ‘Come on!’: Obama getting Bill Clinton onto Air Force One is the best thing you’ll see today (VIDEO)
It turns out Bill Clinton is that really chatty friend that takes forever to get going… like we didn’t already know.
- No aid with maternity or abortions: Most state laws drive families with kids to poverty - report
Nearly all state lawmakers not only limit women’s reproductive rights to abortion but deny their residents paid family and medical leave, and paid sick days, according to new analysis. Those policies drive 13 percent of US families with a new born into poverty, which disproportionately affects women of color. - El Cajon Police Department releases Alfred Olango shooting footage
Footage of the shooting of Alfred Olango by police in a suburb of San Diego has been released by the El Cajon Police Department. Prior to this, the only evidence released had been a still from the video . - Arkansas State Rep. who pushed for law to film police, arrested for filming police (VIDEO)An Arkansas politician who helped pass state legislation protecting people who film the police, has been arrested for... filming the police.
- ‘Come on!’: Obama getting Bill Clinton onto Air Force One is the best thing you’ll see today (VIDEO)It turns out Bill Clinton is that really chatty friend that takes forever to get going… like we didn’t already know.
- Clinton calls for ‘National Service Reserve’ for millennialsHillary Clinton wants to enlist young Americans into a national service program, where they would assist the government with anything from disaster relief to public works. The proposal is part of her push to win over millennial voters.
- Virginia teen charged with 2 misdemeanors for stealing milk carton, faces trialA 14-year-old African American boy eligible for free lunches is facing criminal charges over accusations that he stole a carton of milk at school. The boy's family denies he stole the milk, alleging he was unfairly singled out by a school police officer.
- ExxonMobil sued for decades-long cover up of climate change
Oil giant ExxonMobil is being sued for allegedly polluting a Massachusetts river and violating federal water laws. The suit also charges the company with knowing of climate change’s adverse affect, but hiding it. - ‘Police shot me in face for no reason’: El Cajon protest witness talks to RTAs Thursday’s protest in California ended with police firing pepper balls at demonstrators, RT talked to a witness who says it was a beanbag used by law enforcers which caused the large bruise on her face. Next time, she will not be just a bystander, Richelle Washabaugh said.
- 600k veterans uninsured in 2017 - health researchers
A projected 604,000 US veterans will not have health insurance in 2017, according to a new report. About 327,000 of those live in states that have not expanded Medicaid in accordance with the Affordable Care Act. - Supreme Court takes up trademark case that could impact Washington Redskins
The US Supreme Court has agreed to take up a trademark case, involving a rock music group’s name, which will impact the ongoing federal court case regarding the controversially-named Washington Redskins of the National Football League. - 6yo ‘clings to life’ after Townville school shooting
A boy shot in the leg during the attack at an elementary school in rural South Carolina is fighting for his life after massive blood loss. His plight has inspired an outpouring of prayers and support across the nation. - ‘His Majesty’: Student royally subverts Michigan University's gender-sensitive policy
The American War of Independence was fought over the overreach of monarchical power, but that hasn’t stopped a University of Michigan student from adopting the moniker “His Majesty” to defy a school policy that lets students choose their own personal pronouns.
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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...Christie’s transportation fix: “Use Uber”Thom discusses the media’s obsession with the Miss Universe story that came out of Monday’s debate with political commentator and comedian John Fugelsang, the latest on the nationwide prison strike with University of Illinois’... - Watching the Hawks
The hosts, Tyrel Ventura, Sean Stone and Tabetha Wallace along with their guests are your eyes and...African drones & American ambassadors: Made in the USA (E330)Tyrel Ventura, Tabetha Wallace & Sean Stone wonder how many drones will be at the newest US AFRICOM drone base in Niger, coming in at a whopping $100 million! Protestors at the Dakota Access Pipeline were met recently with armored vehicles and...
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RT America -- September 29, 2016
OPEC countries to cut oil production for first time since 2008For the first time in eight years, OPEC is on the verge of raising oil prices by cutting production by 500,000 barrels per day. To discuss, former US Commodity Futures Trading Commission...
RT America -- September 28, 2016
Kerry threatens to sever all Syria cooperation with RussiaThe US holds Russia responsible for the violence in Aleppo and is threatening to break off all cooperation with Moscow in Syria, the State Department said. Russia is asking the US to live up...
RT America -- September 27, 2016
What we learned about Trump’s and Clinton’s foreign policyIt was the most anticipated political showdown in recent history, with an estimated 80 million people tuning in. But if you were hoping for answers as to the candidates’...
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