Alex Jones: America is becoming a tyranny

Alex Jones: America is becoming a tyranny

RT correspondent Kaelyn Forde and cameraman Jon Conway were arrested over the weekend filming a rally of the School of America Watch in Fort Benning, GA. As a journalist Alex Jones has been arrested and he says police are targeting the media in order to prevent them from showing the truth. Radio host Alex Jones says the US government hires police provocateurs to use violence and then use it as an excuse to attack peaceful protestors

RT correspondent injured by GA police

RT correspondent injured by GA police


RT correspondent Kaelyn Forde was arrested while covering a protest against School of the Americas in Fort Benning

RT correspondent arrested-- for no reason?

RT correspondent arrested-- for no reason?


RT correspondent Kaelyn Forde and cameraman Jon Conway were arrested over the weekend filming a demonstration against the SOA in Fort Benning, GA. Police are still considering another charge against them, for allegedly failing to obey officers' instructions. Kaelyn Forde, who's at the center of the story, described the police's actions as 'brutal'.

NY prosecutors silent about Viktor Bout

NY prosecutors silent about Viktor Bout


Alleged Russian arms dealer Viktor Bout has been extradited to the United States where he awaits trial for allegedly trafficking arms. However, New York prosecutors have been silent about the details regarding Viktor Bout's case. RT's Marina Portnaya reports on the new developments regarding Viktor Bout's case

Obama disappointed at G20 Summit

Obama disappointed at G20 Summit


For President Obama, the last-minute failure to seal a trade deal with South Korea is a major setback for the administration's foreign policy agenda. President Obama now faces charges of hypocrisy due to the Federal Reserve's decision to pump over $600 billion into the ailing US economy, yet the US charging China with keeping their currency low. RT's Alice Hibbert reports live from the G20 Summit in Seoul, South Korea

US leading economic world war

US leading economic world war

Despite the truce that G20 countries made this weekend agreeing not to devalue currencies to tackle financial imbalances, some fear the US has been long involved in a currency war. The US has waged well-known wars in Afghanistan and Iraq. Yet some say it is also waging a lesser-known battle that is just as costly and much larger in scale.