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For the first time ever a presidential cabinet meeting was broadcast live from Camp David - the presidential retreat, where some of the biggest decisions in American history have been made. President Trump had the entire room laughing, but once the jokes were over the conversation turned serious. Trump pointed to the mass migrant surge into Spain's North African enclave of Ceuta: “That same thing is going to happen to us if the Republicans don’t get elected.” Whether you agree with that or not, the images coming out of Spain have forced a global conversation about borders, sovereignty and whether governments are prepared to respond to mass migration. America Now's Ben Swann talks with political analyst Garland Nixon about what this means. And, multimillionaire Kevin O'Leary is backing the controversial Stratos data center project in Utah. The site will occupy some twenty thousand acres in Box Elder County. But local residents are concerned about the impact of the data center on their livelihood. America Now's Elizabeth Lane reports from the ground in Utah.

Italian activist and Vento dell’Est Association president Lorenzo Berti joins RT to discuss his recent humanitarian mission to Donbass. He says Kiev is targeting civilian sites because of setbacks on the battlefield and warns that growing tensions between Russia and Europe risk a wider escalation.

We spoke with American journalist John Varoli about the bomb blast in Moscow.

Varoli said that, although no official attribution had been made, he believes Ukraine and its Western sponsors are behind the attack.

Under Gustavo Petro's leadership, Bogota was blocked from joining Trump's anti-cartel initiative called 'Shield of the Americas'.

Colombia's president was himself put under U.S. sanctions, with Washington claiming he failed to curb drug trafficking in his country.

Nevertheless, Bogota's incoming leadership has announced it will join Trump's initiative as soon as the new government is formed.

RT sat down with Colombia's Foreign Minister for an exclusive interview. She says Washington's backlash against Gustavo Petro was caused by his position on Israel and Palestine.

While Kiev has long resorted to forced mobilization to keep its troop numbers up, mercenaries from Colombia, Brazil, the US, the UK, France, and Poland have reportedly been fighting alongside Ukrainian troops for quite some time.

RT had an exclusive chance to speak with Colombia's Foreign Minister, who expresses concern over Colombian fighters being drawn to the war in Ukraine.

Last week Kiev's military carried out a deadly attack in the Zaporozhye region, killing 12 people, five of them children, as well as wounding 19 more people.

RT's Roman Kosarev has exclusively talked with some of the survivors of the strike, who were just released from intensive care.

A three-week international program is being held by the Russian Children's Center 'Orlyonok' in Southern Russia, where teenagers from nearly 30 countries around the world are getting acquainted with Russian culture and art.

Three people were killed and 21 others wounded when an improvised explosive device detonated outside the Balzi Rossi restaurant near Kudrinskaya Square in Moscow on Saturday evening, according to Russian officials.

To discuss this, we speak with former US Marine Corps intelligence officer Scott Ritter.

The deadly bombing at a central Moscow restaurant bears all the hallmarks of terrorism because it was apparently intended to inflict mass casualties and spread fear among civilians, former Pentagon analyst Michael Maloof has told RT.

An explosion struck the Balzi Rossi Italian restaurant near Kudrinskaya Square in Moscow, killing three people and wounding 21 others.

RT contributor Tara Reade said that although no official attribution had been made regarding who was behind the attack, it is 'reminiscent of earlier terrorist attacks by Ukraine.'