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There's an extra portion of RT’s ‘Sanchez Effect’ this week as Rick talks to co-host of ‘The Young Turks’, Ana Kasparian. The main topic is U.S. domestic and foreign policies. Ana says that America's political system lacks real alternatives – citing the example of democrats and republicans conducting the same pro-war, anti-Russian foreign policy. She adds that most people don't support it - and want a focus on a prospering America, not ‘balkanizing’ Russia. Ms. Kasparian also projects a possible escalation against Tehran as Trump is ‘a sore loser which makes the Iran war a lot more difficult to see a light at the end of the tunnel on.’ Learn more here, on RT or on BitChute ‘ricksancheztv’.

America Now anchor Ben Swann and investigative journalist Elizabeth Lane expose propaganda networks: the media deep state.

And tonight, they’re going to bring that story together because the deeper it goes, the more it becomes clear that this isn't just about one organization or one government or one social media platform. It's about how information itself can be managed. Plus, we follow the money as one Florida county is now being called the world's largest investors into Israel. And now residents are demanding to know why is that happening? America Now correspondent Jalyssa Dugrot goes there to find out.

The world’s two biggest powers come face to face: President Trump and President Xi. The high-stake talks in Washington will touch on Taiwan, AI, trade and global power. America Now anchor Ben Swann discusses every move from Washington to Beijing with Asia-Pacific policy expert Sourabh Gupta and political commentator Bobby Sausalito. Plus, an employment crisis among Gen Z – America Now correspondent Olivia Flynn explains whether it has anything to do with iced coffee, as some claim.

Kiev persists with its violent conscription campaign, forcefully grabbing people off the streets and sending them to the front lines.

As public anger grows, the draft shows no sign of slowing down.

We spoke exclusively with a Ukrainian blogger and activist who fled the country by crossing the western Tisa River.

He says his compatriots live in fear while the leadership in Kiev shields its own relatives from the violence.

RT EXCLUSIVE: RT reports from Jinba, where dozens of structures were demolished, leaving 180 Palestinians homeless, including 85 children.

On the latest episode of ‘Sanchez Effect’ Rick sits down with Dr. Shirin Saedi, a former University of Arkansas professor whose academic career was terminated via email. Her crime? Questioning the actions of Israel.

Dr. Saedi reveals a shocking reality: the university allegedly outsourced its disciplinary decision to a politically funded external lobby, labeling her ‘anti-semitic’. She is convinced that if she have criticized Russia or Mexico, she would have been promoted not fired.

Together with Rick they dissect the U.S. support for exiled groups, now calling for the bombing of their own homeland. And how decades of media conditioning trained the public to accept institutional bias. Tune in to RT for the full conversation.

Washington is threatening to cut Iranian airlines off from airports and services worldwide, warning that anyone providing fuel, landing services or ticket sales could be excluded from the dollar system. The report says Azerbaijan and Iraq have suspended ties with Iranian airlines amid the pressure.

Reporting from outside Iran’s embassy in Moscow, RT’s Anastasia Volodina covers Ambassador Jalali’s response. He calls the sanctions “economic terrorism,” argues that they violate international law and says Iran will use legal and diplomatic tools to defend its rights.

A new Russian animated film is bringing the story of explorer and naval officer Gennady Nevelskoy to the big screen.
'Captain Nevelskoy and the Lands of the Black Dragon' combines historical inspiration with fantasy adventure, featuring mythical creatures, local folklore, and the rich culture of Russia’s Far East.

China has opposed a US sanctions bill targeting Russian energy importers, saying it will not stop trade with Russia. Victor Gao, a Chinese lawyer and chair professor at Soochow University, warns Washington against extending sanctions to Beijing.

Chinese President Xi Jinping has arrived in the United States for high stake talks with President Donald Trump. Trade, Taiwan, Iran, all of it's on the table. But will both sides be able to come to an agreement? America Now anchor Ben Swann and journalist Danny Haiphong discuss. Plus, hackers claim to have breached FBI systems and stolen sensitive data on federal employees. America Now correspondent Jalyssa Dugrot brings the details.