Twitter seems a battleground at all times, but it is a very specific type of message that appears before words online turn to actions on the street, say US researchers who developed an algorithm for predicting public violence.
Depending on your political leanings, a recent interview with Rep. Trey Gowdy (R-SC) either proved that Donald Trump overreacted to reports of the FBI spying on his campaign — or confirmed that the ‘deep state’ is out to get him.
The European Union fancies as a champion of ‘democracy,’ but its action show this doesn’t cover dissenting views, whether from an Eurosceptic party in Italy, austerity-hating Greeks, or any folks voting against its grand plans.
An RT journalist has been barred from attending a conference hosted by Emmanuel Macron in Elysee palace. The reporter was told that the president “was clear” about RT: access for the channel’s staff is denied.
A Russian theoretical physicist has predicted a grim future for our civilization that “is even worse than extinction.”
Former Manchester United and Denmark goalkeeper Peter Schmeichel visits Saransk’s Mordovia Stadium, where Denmark - and his son Kasper - will play their first World Cup match.
The staged assassination of a Russian journalist in Kiev by the Ukrainian law enforcement was an obvious anti-Russian provocation, the latest in a long string, the Russian foreign ministry said.
Egyptian lawyer Bassem Wahba has explained his €1 billion lawsuit against Sergio Ramos is to punish the defender for his “crime” against Liverpool and Egypt forward Mohamed Salah.
Israel and Myanmar have entered an Orwellian-like pact to teach the children of Myanmar about the Holocaust, anti-Semitism and xenophobia. The extraordinary deal also allows each state to correct details in the other’s textbooks.
US President Donald Trump infamously called his Syrian counterpart ‘animal Assad’ in one of his tweets. When asked whether he has a nickname for Trump, Assad told RT he does not use such language.
Former Deputy FBI Director Andrew McCabe documented the conversation with Rod Rosenstein, fearing that the deputy attorney general may have provided President Trump cover for the abrupt dismissal of James Comey.
In video obtained by 'Entertainment Tonight,' John Goodman said, 'Everything's fine,' after 'Roseanne' cancellation. In a tweet, Roseanne Barr lamented that co-stars Goodman and Laurie Metcalf had lost their jobs.
