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The Pentagon has now confirmed a third American death from last week's attack on a U.S. base in Jordan. Twenty-eight-year-old sergeant Angel Rampersad of New York was listed as missing. He is now believed dead.

That makes three Americans killed in a single strike in Jordan — add that to another service member who was killed days ago in Iraq during the detonation of an Iranian drone. That's four dead Americans in a matter of days. America Now’s anchor Ben Swann talks with Patrick Henningsen, Founder of independent news website 21st Century Wire. And, AI systems are now taking actions on their own, and when those actions cause real damage... The question is becoming impossible to ignore: who is responsible? America Now’s Olivia Flynn takes a closer look at the growing fight over AI and accountability.

A new review by US Judiciary Committee Democrats alleges that Jeffrey Epstein sought to advance the interests of foreign actors linked to Israel, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait and Russia while capitalizing on his perceived relationship with Donald Trump.

Lawyer and legal commentator David Freiheit argues that the report contains little genuinely new information and deliberately misrepresents Epstein’s attempts to exaggerate his political connections.

A proposed US-backed nuclear agreement with Saudi Arabia could trigger a major proliferation crisis across the Middle East, warns Theodore Postol, Professor Emeritus of Science, Technology and National Security Policy at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

Paulo Nogueira Batista Jr., former Executive Director at the International Monetary Fund (IMF), speaks to RT about the impact of military spending on the US economy, rising public debt, inflation, and the future of the US dollar in the global financial system.

On the latest episode of 'Sanchez Effect', Leonid Slutsky pulls back the curtain on Russia's present-day reality. From the government's brave stance amid sanctions to a candid look at President Putin's relentless work ethic, he shares why Russian security is paramount and how lawmakers and citizens maintain direct dialogue. Slutsky also tackles the issues of Ukraine's relentless drone attacks and the complex dynamics between Russia and the West as he presents his hopeful vision for a future where peacebuilding overtakes conflict.

Get an inside view of a nation navigating through fear, resilience and the potential for reconciliation. Watch the full interview now, and see why common sense and mutual understanding might just be the pivotal elements for a new chapter in world history.

Eyewitnesses from Konstantinovka have given harrowing testimony about Ukrainian attacks on civilians during a conference devoted to war crimes in Donbass.

Kenya has delayed signing a renewed defence cooperation agreement with the United Kingdom amid a dispute over legal protections for British troops stationed in the country.

The Tate brothers, two of the most controversial men on the internet are now sitting in U.S. custody after years of denying allegations, claiming they were victims of “The Matrix” and insisting they were being targeted for their political beliefs. Andrew and Tristan Tate, known for their global online brand built around wealth, masculinity, and luxury lifestyle, have been arrested by U.S. marshals in Miami. The reason? The United Kingdom wants them back in the UK to face more than fifty criminal charges. America Now’s anchor Ben Swann talks with Jake Shields, former UFC and MMA fighter and host of the Fight Back podcast about where this story goes next. And, a new bombshell report released by the State Department takes aim at Cuba, detailing an alleged terrorist campaign targeting the United States. America Now, Jalyssa Dugrot has the details.

We are eleven days into this latest wave of strikes on Iran and every signal out of Washington points to the same thing: peace is not coming anytime soon. No interest. That's the posture of the United States government right now, eleven days into a renewed bombing campaign, with American troops already dead. Retired Colonel Douglas Macgregor joins America Now’s anchor Ben Swann to talk about the implications and what we might see in the coming days. Plus, as massive wildfires burn across Canada... Their smoke is pouring into the United States. At the same time, President Trump is escalating a trade war with America's largest trading partner, announcing new fifty percent tariffs on many Canadian goods. America Now's Olivia Flynn has the story.