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Blinken’s niceties with China mean nothing while Biden tells it like it is Opinion
The US President calling Xi Jinping a ‘dictator’ is a much more honest reflection of Washington’s attitude
Jun 25, 2023 01:46
TikTok sets screen time limit
Users under 18 will be restricted to one hour access by default
Mar 1, 2023 15:12
What’s behind the surge in America’s youth crime? Opinion
Bereft of two crucial authority figures – their fathers and the police, youngsters struggle to find their place
Aug 18, 2022 13:20
Scientists divulge easy way to lose weight
Fixing sleeping habits can drastically decrease calorie intake, a new study has shown
Feb 8, 2022 16:26
Hungary fines store $825 for 'misleading' customers over children's picture book with same-sex families
A bookstore was fined for selling a kid's picture book depicting LGBT families in Hungary. Officials argued that the store has failed to properly warn customers about the book's content.
Jul 8, 2021 14:46
Is the Duchess of Sussex’s new book, ‘The Bench’, really all that bad? Oh yeah, it’s awful. Even my kids hate it Opinion
The first literary outing by Prince Harry’s wife has been panned by the British press. But they were bound to hate it, because they hate her. But ‘The Bench’ is a kids book, so RT.com found a pair of junior literary critics.
Jun 15, 2021 07:00
Why is New York’s state government embracing ‘vaccine passports’ while rejecting better voter ID laws? Opinion
New York is preparing to unveil its ‘Excelsior Pass,’ a long-awaited ID document that affirms the bearer has been vaccinated or recently tested for Covid-19. Why does the city not take such care in certifying eligible voters?
Mar 30, 2021 21:11
As FBI hits paydirt with program against ‘white supremacism,’ media call to deradicalize CHRISTIANS, never mind Boulder murders Opinion
The FBI continues to warn Americans that herds of domestic extremists are plotting to overthrow the US. But the suspect in the latest gun attack had been known to the agency – which would rather bloviate about conspiracy theories.
Mar 24, 2021 23:28
The curious case of Dr. Seuss shows that it’s getting ever more confusing deciding what’s racist – and what’s not – in the arts Opinion
Is the cancellation of six Dr. Seuss books a legitimate step to address racism or cack-handed corporate virtue signalling? There are no easy answers when addressing what’s considered offensive and discriminatory in modern culture.
Mar 4, 2021 15:16
‘Weeping’ over ‘brave corporations’ like Amazon, Google & Apple? You might have Stockholm Syndrome… or just work for Buzzfeed Opinion
Not all heroes wear capes – some wear brand names. So says Buzzfeed writer Katie Notopoulos, who was reduced to weeping with joy when Big Tech cracked down on Trump-supporting social media.
Jan 26, 2021 19:10