The Big Picture

Just days now before president-elect Joe Biden’s inauguration, and Americans are preparing for a transitional tidal wave with both the presidency and the senate flipped red-to-blue.

COVID-era crime rates show DUI's, shoplifting, and burglaries on the decline, but a sharp uptick in homicides and domestic violence cases.

A look back at 20 years since Y2K. From that terrible Tuesday in 2001, to the Great Recession, to the advent of the iPhone and the ensuing social media revolution, it certainly has been one WILD ride.

Legal and media analyst Lionel explains the implications of local police departments deploying cloud-based surveillance to continuously monitor homes and businesses.

The three richest Americans have more wealth than the bottom-half of the U.S. population.

As if COVID restrictions weren’t enough of a financial strain on businesses, major missteps by international construction giant Skanska have put a Florida community into an even tighter economic

Over 30 million American renters could lose their homes by year’s end, as the federal eviction moratorium is weeks away from expiring.

Countless retailers have pivoted toward online sales this year, even weeks before Black Friday.

As leaders across the globe congratulate president-elect Joe Biden, what will his presidency mean for the currently-capricious state of global affairs?

As election frenzy finally begins to settle, COVID headlines continue to grow more grim by the day.

Dr. Fauci’s grim prediction of a “very tough winter” appears apt as daily Coronavirus cases are shattering records across the country. Dr.

Substance abuse has steadily risen throughout the pandemic, particularly among professionals stuck working from home.

A sharp increase in suicides among active-duty Army members has been a grisly side-effect of the pandemic.

As dozens of states report upticks in COVID cases while we hurtle toward flu season, it's become clear the "twin-demic" experts have warned us about is becoming a reality. Dr.

While COVID-stricken USA hurtles toward the 2020 election, how does our domestic turmoil chalk up against countries abroad?

A staggering report by the World Wildlife Fund estimates the world has lost two-thirds of its wildlife population in the past 50 years. Conservation biologist Dr.

Blazing wildfires, raging hurricanes, and sweeping unemployment are re-shaping the lives of millions of Americans, all while continuing to deal with the ongoing pandemic.

Six months into the greatest pandemic in a century, COVID has re-shaped every aspect of American business.

Former Minnesota Governor Jesse Ventura gives us his take on Trump's recent bashing of service members and what to expect in the fast-approaching 2020 mail-in election.

The arrival of Labor Day in a socially-distant landscape leaves us questioning what the future of our workforce will look like, particularly in the manufacturing sector.

Back-to-school season is upon us, and while many schools are reopening their doors, other districts are choosing to continue virtual instruction through the fall semester. Dr.

The NBA and NHL have confined their leagues to COVID-free "bubble" facilities, and MLB games are played in empty stadiums.

It’s been 100 years since the 19th amendment gave women the right to vote, and news broke this week of Kamala Harris officially entering the fold as Joe Biden’s running mate.

Our government's response to the Coronavirus has been fragmented from the start, and the media remains flooded with misinformation aplenty. As states continue to surge in case counts, Dr.

Already feeling the pinch prior to the pandemic, the U.S. Postal Service is now hemorrhaging funds as it faces an existential threat.

A calamitous year has reached its midpoint, cuing a 2020 halftime report featuring fellow RT show hosts Steve Malzberg and Jonathan Harris.

The media spotlight has been fixated on Coronavirus headlines and racial injustices, but what’s been going on abroad?

Major cities across the globe have all but emptied this year due to stay-at-home orders and social distancing.

Just a few weeks ago, Las Vegas residents witnessed a scene they’d never imagined in their lifetimes: an empty Vegas Strip.

While we keep hearing reports of COVID cases soaring in coastal U.S.