It's not only government security agencies that have had their eyes on private data - if you're in the UK, many businesses also have access to your personal info. New revelations in the British press suggest that major companies hired private investigators to steal data. The country's organized crime agency apparently knew about it - but kept the material secret until now
The vote count is underway in Mali after its presidential election - the first since a coup last year saw separatists and jihadist groups take control of the north. Millions turned out to cast their ballots - with the election deemed a promise of stability and assurance of peace. RT's Maria Finoshina took a tour of the war-torn country.
Nearly two years after Muammar Gaddafi was overthrown and killed in Libya - his son, Saif al-Islam, is yet to stand trial for alleged war crimes committed during the 2011 uprising. He's set for a hearing in Libya in August - but International Criminal Court judges fear he won't receive a fair trial there. Libya is meanwhile defying an ICC ruling by refusing to hand him over to the Hague, insisting on trial at home.
Has the American dream come to an end? What does the recent McDonald's minimum wage guide say about the nature of labor in the US? And, is there a way to improve income disparity? CrossTalking with Austin Petersen and Eric Draitser.
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