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What did Anthony Fauci know about the effects of the Covid-19 vaccines on pregnancy? Newly revealed text messages by America’s top doctor expose that he was well aware that the shots could cause miscarriages and did nothing about it. America Now anchor Ben Swann discusses the implications with Dr. Mary Bowden, the founder of ‘Americans for Health Freedom’. Meanwhile, Donald Trump is announcing that his administration is reducing the number of vaccines for children. America Now correspondent Olivia Flynn breaks down what this means for families across the country.

As US military and economic pressure intensifies, Iranians are increasingly turning to gold to protect their savings from inflation and the falling rial.

RT correspondent Ivan Polyansky reports from Belgorod on the people keeping the region moving as drone attacks become an almost daily threat.

Russian President Vladimir Putin has condemned Western attempts to seize Russian commercial vessels as ‘piracy and robbery,’ warning that Moscow could respond in kind.

RT contributor Carl Zha explains why he believes Western countries should take that warning seriously, arguing that any seizure of Russian commercial vessels could trigger a dangerous escalation.

On this episode of America First, Scottie Nell Hughes looks at the new trend of surveillance shopping. AI can now predict when and where we plan to spend our hard-earned bucks. Stores can take that information and change prices on an hourly basis to maximize profit. But is this an unfair strategy, one that is harmful to the consumer? And is it even legal? Or is this a future inevitability that we all have to accept?

Joining Scottie for this conversation are Dr. Tamara Patzer, author and creator at the Daily Success Media Network, and Michael Wynne, an attorney who focuses on US federal criminal investigations and trials.

RT sat down with professor Greg Simons to discuss Russia’s major Pacific naval drills, Putin’s warning over NATO expansion in Asia-Pacific and the growing contest for power in the region.

In the latest episode of 'Sanchez Effect' Mr. Dareini blasts the U.S. President and his administration for blowing off peace agreements, and lays out why the Pentagon can't seem to break Tehran’s will.

He says instead of surrendering, Iran has cleverly weaponised the "art of war," by shutting down a vital maritime choke point, and despite the not-so-subtle Israeli influence that wants to drag America into another conflict it can’t win.

Later, Rick and Chay Bowes expose the crumbling facade of Western media. You won’t believe what passes as journalism these days, and the questions reporters ask. Tune in to RT to find out.

Former US Army officer Stanislav Krapivnik analyzes Russia’s campaign against Ukraine’s ports, railways, fuel infrastructure and remaining land-based trade routes.

Multiple car salvage yards across America have been catching fire and burning down. At first glance, it doesn’t seem too suspicious, but if you look closer at the context and the timing, you can’t help but wonder – is someone interested in destroying spare parts for old cars so they can be replaced by newer hi-tech cars that make it easier to carry out constant surveillance? America Now anchor Ben Swann examines the evidence with independent journalist Mel K. Also, is AI going to answer your 911 call if you ever need one? America Now correspondent Jalyssa Dugrot has more on the latest tests of the new emergency system. Plus, Todd Blanche has officially been sworn in as the next U.S. Attorney General.

So many mixed messages continue to move through the media and out of Washington. According to the media, President Trump has told aides he may be willing to end the war without securing a new nuclear agreement with Iran… if the Strait of Hormuz is fully reopened. America Now anchor Ben Swann discusses the latest with David T. Pyne, the executive director at the Task Force on National and Homeland Security. Also, a disturbing federal investigation is raising new questions about the safety of America’s organ donation system. Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. says investigators found cases where the organ donation process moved forward even though patients were showing signs of life. America Now correspondent Olivia Flynn reports.