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RT America -- May 7, 2015

Published 8 May, 2015 01:46 | Updated 8 May, 2015 01:19

NSA court ruling: Few positive steps in surveillance reforms

What does the new ruling against the NSA’s bulk metadata collection mean for US citizens and for the program itself? Ben Swann interviews Rita Siemion, senior counsel for the Constitution Project, about the effects of the ruling and what’s next for America’s security state.


Prison, torture reform needs to happen now! - John Kiriakou

CIA whistleblower John Kiriakou is celebrating his first day of freedom following three months of house arrest and three years in federal prison. Activist group CodePink DC held a celebration, where Kiriakou discussed his pledge to reform torture and prisons in America.

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