The investigation into the killing of Charlie Kirk continues to raise serious legal and forensic questions.

Defense attorneys for Tyler Robinson have requested a delay in the preliminary hearing, citing the need to review extensive evidence, including ongoing FBI testing.

Dozens of demonstrators have gathered outside the Armenian Embassy in Moscow to protest Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan’s stance towards his national church.

The rally, joined by clergy, highlighted growing tensions between the government and religious leaders.

Tensions are rising as Donald Trump threatens to “obliterate” Iran’s oil infrastructure, power plants, and more if the Strait of Hormuz is not reopened.

In this in-depth discussion, political scientist Aaron Good breaks it down

In this episode of RT’s ‘Sanchez Effect’ Rick exposes the Israeli government’s anti-Christian sentiments and how U.S. officials are bowing to Israeli lobbyists despite that fact. There's no better guest to do it with than former Miss California and now conservative activist Carrie Prejean Boller. She has faced religious and lobbyist pressure herself - with the Trump administration asking her to resign from the religious freedom committee after she questioned the body's strong pro-Israeli stance. Prejean says she was shocked; asking how standing up against genocide can be anti-Semitic. She describes the officials who shut her down are ‘cowards’ - and that she and other Americans had trusted Trump to change U.S. policies - only to renege on his pledges. Her stance reflects that of many Trump supporters: ‘I do not know who he is. He promised not to get us involved in foreign wars. And now we're seeing that we are sending boots on the ground.’ Rick and Prejean also discuss a new era in media, where there are genuine alternative voices which cannot be silenced. Catch the whole interview on RT International or on BitChute ‘ricksancheztv’.

What does a climate policy look like under America First? Many believe that "green" policies are about keeping the environment and populations healthy. Yet a serious critique of these policies has shown that very often, corporations benefit from these policies. So, does America First have a vision that incorporates green policies while also keeping in mind the working class?

On this episode of America First Scottie Nell Hughes is joined by Dr. Reese Halter, biologist and author, and independent journalist Justin Robert.

What happens if the United States leaves NATO?

In this interview, Finnish political advisor Olli Kotro shares a stark warning: NATO may already be falling apart. With rising tensions between Europe and the US, disagreements over the Iran conflict, and growing economic fears across the EU, the future of the transatlantic alliance is increasingly uncertain.

Canadian lawyer and journalist Dimitri Lascaris shares a rare firsthand account after sailing through the Strait of Hormuz—one of the world’s most strategic and volatile waterways.

From witnessing dozens of stalled oil tankers to traveling across Iran during active military strikes, Lascaris provides a detailed on-the-ground perspective of rising tensions in the region.

Indonesia is calling for a full and transparent investigation after a deadly incident involving its UN peacekeepers.

International law professor Hikmahanto Juwana explains why accusations—without evidence—are premature, and why the outcome of the UNIFIL investigation is critical.

Israel's parliament has passed legislation making the death penalty the default punishment against West Bank residents convicted of deadly terror acts.

To discuss this, we speak with Hassan Jabareen, founder and general director of Adalah, a Legal Center for Arab Minority Rights in Israel.

Trump insists the war in Iran is a success — but not everyone in his own movement agrees.