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Verstappen clinches pole for F1 title decider with Hamilton

Max Verstappen has taken pole position for the F1 title-deciding Grand Prix in Abu Dhabi as he seeks to wrestle the world championship from Lewis Hamilton. Read Full Article at RT.com

More lockdown party scandals about to hit Johnson

The infamous Christmas party at Downing Street apparently wasn’t the only lockdown-defying soiree hosted by top Conservative Party officials. According to reports, evidence of more ill-advised gatherings is about to come out. Read Full Article at RT.com

Thousands march against vaccine mandate (VIDEOS)

Around 20,000 demonstrators have poured into the streets of Vienna, protesting the Austrian government’s plans to make Covid vaccination mandatory early next year. Read Full Article at RT.com

Own a piece of Covid-19 for Christmas

Need a Christmas gift for that special loved one in your life? How about a section of Covid-19’s genetic code, expressed as music, and yours in NFT form for $285. Read Full Article at RT.com

The success of a transgender US college swimmer is a disturbing microcosm of a broader threat

The response to the domination of transgender US college swimmer Lia Thomas proves that female athletes are facing a very real threat from male-born rivals. Suggesting anything otherwise is downright dangerous. Read Full Article at RT.com

Clothing giant removes girls’ dress over ‘Lollita’ controversy

Popular UK clothing chain John Lewis has yanked a child’s party dress from its website following outrage over the item’s provocative product name – “Lollita dress” – evoked the infamous Nabokov pedophilia novel by a similar name. Read Full Articl

Man investigated for having 10 Covid-19 jabs in one day

A New Zealander has ended up under investigation after he allegedly got up to 10 Covid-19 vaccine shots in a single day, impersonating other people reluctant to get vaccinated for cash. Read Full Article at RT.com

EA tells Kyle Rittenhouse his name could cause ‘harm’

Kyle Rittenhouse, who shot three people in self-defense during riots last year, has had his EA online account targeted by the gaming company for using his own name, which EA says could “harm others or negatively disrupt the game.” Read Full Article at RT.

Premier League star sent off for ‘crazy’ 30-second moments of madness (VIDEO)

Premier League star Raul Jimenez has been widely mocked on social media after receiving a bizarre red card for two incidents in 31 seconds that were his own doing. Read Full Article at RT.com

MPs blast government inaction on Julian Assange

Australian opposition lawmakers have urged Prime Minister Scott Morrison to “end [the] lunacy” over Julian Assange’s imprisonment on alleged espionage charges and demand the US and UK release the WikiLeaks founder. Read Full Article at RT.com

$70k reward offered for evidence of Navalny poisoning

The team of imprisoned Russian opposition figure Alexey Navalny has announced a reward of up to five million rubles ($68,100) for information on his alleged poisoners, it revealed on Thursday. Read Full Article at RT.com

Chinese state-run media says Beijing ready to use force against US

A Chinese state-run media outlet has warned Washington that Beijing will not hesitate to strike US forces should they try to prevent China’s reunification with Taiwan, as promised recently by a top American official. Read Full Article at RT.com

US delivers rockets to Ukraine

The Pentagon has disclosed details of the shipment of anti-tank missile systems and projectiles supplied to Kiev, as Moscow grows increasingly concerned about the prospect of a full-blown conflict in Ukraine’s Donbass region. Read Full Article at RT.com

Simone Biles is only ‘athlete of the year’ in a deluded woke world – here are some proper alternatives

Fresh off the back of Simone Biles' laughable Athlete of the Year award from Time Magazine, here are some alternatives elsewhere in sport far more deserving of the gong. Read Full Article at RT.com

Navalny allies offer $70K reward for evidence of poisoning

The team of imprisoned Russian opposition figure Alexey Navalny has announced a reward of up to five million rubles ($68,100) for information on his alleged poisoners, it revealed on Thursday. Read Full Article at RT.com

CNN producer charged with shocking underage sex crimes

A CNN producer who worked alongside former host Chris Cuomo has been arrested and charged with luring minors to his home for sexual activity. The accused pedophile wanted to “train” his victims to be “sexually submissive.” Read Full Article at RT.com

Trump brands Jussie Smollett’s actions as a ‘hate crime in reverse’

Donald Trump has described Jussie Smollett as a “con man” and likened the disgraced TV actor’s false police report about being attacked by Trump supporters to “a hate crime in reverse.” Read Full Article at RT.com

Turkey makes drone that can destroy bombs with laser beam

Turkey creates drone that can destroy bombs with its laser beam Turkey builds bomb-destroying drone Tukey has developed a bomb disposal drone equipped with a laser beam that can burn through carbon steel. Read Full Article at RT.com

Unvaxxed French icon first to shun Australian Open

Five-time Grand Slam doubles champion Pierre-Hugues Herbert has revealed he will not be playing at the Australian Open in January, partly because he is unvaccinated. The tournament will only allow fully jabbed players to compete. Read Full Article at RT.com

And the Oscar for virtue signaling goes to Spielberg’s ‘West Side Story’

The world’s best-known director, Steven Spielberg, is trying to charm his way to an Oscar by singing the same old self-promoting song regarding diversity and representation. Read Full Article at RT.com

Spy chiefs who disclose secrets to media should face sanctions, watchdog says

Former spymasters who become media “talking heads” need to be under added scrutiny to ensure they don’t reveal state secrets, the UK Parliament’s intelligence watchdog has said. It called for top spies who do so to be punished. Read Full Article at RT

At least 70 feared killed by tornados, Kentucky governor says

In Kentucky alone, a series of powerful tornados claimed more than 70 lives, according to the governor. Numerous deaths have also been reported elsewhere in the Midwest. Read Full Article at RT.com

Aim of Assange’s prosecution is to ‘scare others’ – Rafael Correa to RT

The former Ecuadorian president, who hosted a show on RT Spanish, said that those going after Julian Assange want to discourage others from exposing war crimes. The prosecution is a total sham, he argued. Read Full Article at RT.com

F1 ad ignites fury with ‘Merry Christmas’ message (VIDEO)

Broadcaster Sky Sports has been forced to pull a ‘disrespectful’ TV advert which wished F1 fans a “Merry Christmas” while showing footage of Max Verstappen’s shocking crash at the British Grand Prix earlier this season. Read Full Article at RT.com

US holds off on $200mn military aid package to Ukraine – media

The US has decided against a major military aid package to Kiev amid renewed tensions surrounding Ukraine, a media report says. Read Full Article at RT.com

Elon Musk reveals his biggest concern over Tesla Cybertruck

The surprisingly big windshield wiper seen on a prototype of Tesla’s futuristic truck is not going anywhere, even though Elon Musk is not exactly thrilled about the feature. Read Full Article at RT.com

Cameroon women’s handball players ‘disappear’

Police in Spain are looking into the disappearance of four members of Cameroon's women's handball team, who have allegedly gone missing during an ongoing tournament. Read Full Article at RT.com

Russian vaccine exports exceed $1bn in 2021

In the first ten months of 2021, Russia exported at least $1.2 billion of vaccines for humans, including the country’s domestically produced Sputnik V Covid-19 jab, Moscow daily RBK reported on Friday. Read Full Article at RT.com

‘That was insane’: Fans wowed by ‘Superman punch’ KO at Moscow MMA event (VIDEO)

An MMA fighter has thrilled the sport with a fantastic «Superman punch» in mid-air that felled his opponent and ended their fight at an Eagle FC event in Moscow. Read Full Article at RT.com

Country that could lead global food market in 2025 revealed

Russian agriculture is on course to lead the global food market starting in 2025, showing steady growth while the global agro-industrial complex is still recovering from the Covid-19 pandemic, analysts say. Read Full Article at RT.com

No more astronaut wings for commercial space travelers

The US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has said it will stop awarding winged badges to commercial astronauts next year because the program’s goals have been “fulfilled.” Read Full Article at RT.com

Sanctions? Financial hardship? Russia’s biggest spenders don’t seem to notice

The pandemic put a pause on most of the world’s frivolous spending over the past two years, but the Russian luxury market has regained its footing as the wealthy seem unaffected by increasing amounts of economic hardship. Read Full Article at RT.com

Deadly tornadoes ravage nursing home, Amazon warehouse (VIDEOS)

At least two people were killed and several more injured in a series of tornadoes that tore through multiple US states, demolishing an elderly care facility as well as an Amazon warehouse, trapping victims inside. Read Full Article at RT.com

France may lose another multibillion shipbuilding deal to US

The United States has approved a massive arms sale to Greece, offering four new frigates and a major modernization package worth up to $9.4 billion, directly challenging a similar preliminary agreement with France. Read Full Article at RT.com

Suspect admits plot to assassinate UN envoy in New York

A Myanmar national has entered a guilty plea after being accused of plotting to kill or injure the country’s United Nations ambassador on American soil, with the Department of Justice claiming the man likely conspired with others. Read Full Article at RT.co

Pentagon mulls mandatory boosters

The US military is mulling whether to require Covid-19 booster shots for all soldiers, Pentagon press secretary John Kirby said, even while acknowledging that thousands of active duty troops have yet to take even their first jab. Read Full Article at RT.com

Iran probes watchdog cams in nuclear site ‘sabotage’

Tehran has alleged that monitoring cameras set up at an Iranian nuclear site by the UN’s atomic watchdog may have been “sabotaged” by Israel, and possibly even used to assist an attack on the facility in June. Read Full Article at RT.com

Iran probes watchdog cameras in nuclear site ‘sabotage’

Tehran has alleged that monitoring cameras set up at an Iranian nuclear site by the UN’s atomic watchdog may have been “sabotaged” by Israel, and possibly even used to assist an attack on the facility in June. Read Full Article at RT.com

Top state court strikes down school mask mandate

The Pennsylvania State Supreme Court has struck down a statewide mandate requiring children wear masks in the classroom, arguing it was imposed without legal authorization by a state official who lacked the relevant authority. Read Full Article at RT.com
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