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RT America -- May 22, 2015

Published 23 May, 2015 04:19 | Updated 23 May, 2015 04:19

Kentucky Senator Rand Paul was “speaking for the majority of Americans” when he filibustered the re-authorization of the Patriot Act on Wednesday, according to NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden. Answering questions in a Reddit AMA, the exiled former spy justified his comments by citing a poll from the American Civil Liberties Union showing that 60 percent of citizens want meaningful reforms to the controversial post-9/11 law. RT’s Anya Parampil takes a look.

New York University faculty is slamming their employer for what they claim are corrupt practices gouging potentially millions of dollars from students. Using absurd tuition hikes and oxymoronic ‘non-refundable deposits,’ the school and its administrators are living lavish lifestyles while students struggle to get by, employees claim. Professor Mark Crispin Miller of NYU explains to RT’s Manila Chan.

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