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President Donald Trump signed an executive order that will likely reshape childhood vaccination. The order recommends 11 of the original 17 childhood vaccines and advises that the MMR vaccine against mumps, measles and rubella be split up into separate shots given at different times.
Over 175,000 U.S. visas have been revoked. The White House celebrated on Monday as the State Department announced the cancellation of the foreign nationals’ visas.
Rescuers and volunteers searched through debris after a powerful earthquake struck Colombia’s Pacific Coast. The country's president said the death toll is over 100.
On Friday, President Donald Trump hosted a roundtable at the State Department focusing on the mining industry. Trump is touting a $3 billion series of historic mining projects to counter China’s supply chain dominance and around $180 million investment into U.S. mining schools.
The Senate approves a Russia sanctions package to reinforce U.S. support for Ukraine. Late Sen. Lindsey Graham was working on the package for a year, right up until the day before he died. The bill would allow Trump to impose tariffs on the world’s top five buyers of Russian oil or natural gas, with exceptions.
Enes Kanter Freedom, former NBA player—and current human rights activist—announces himself as a prospect for the 2027 WNBA Draft. Freedom posted on X, saying that if declaring who you are is all that’s needed, then he meets all the current self-identification guidelines to play.
President Donald Trump signed two separate executive orders on Thursday. The first expands the definitions of people who are ineligible for birthright citizenship in the United States; the second executive order bans birth tourism. Trump also praised Secretary of War Pete Hegseth, saying he is doing well with Iran while also pushing back on reports of low U.S. munitions.
The United States is cracking down on international scam compounds that target Americans—many of them concentrated in Southeast Asia. The State Department says Chinese-linked criminal organizations are the main force behind these operations. FBI Director Kash Patel says coordinated strikes have freed thousands of trafficked workers and recovered billions stolen from Americans.
The Senate Homeland Security Committee votes to hold Dr. Anthony Fauci in contempt of Congress. Fauci invoked the Fifth Amendment over 100 times during testimony last week.
The Department of Justice on Wednesday announced five newly unsealed indictments against several alleged leaders of the Jalisco New Generation Cartel, or CJNG, and joined the State Department in offering over $100 million in rewards for information that would lead to the arrests of high-ranking leaders of the CJNG.
Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) has taken a closer look at the Muslim Brotherhood in the United States, saying that the group is a clear and present danger to the safety and security of Americans. One witness, Lara Burns, a retired FBI special agent, said the FBI wiretapped a meeting of leaders of the Palestine committee, which was linked to the Muslim Brotherhood, and they said they wanted to infiltrate U.S. universities, media, and politics.
Jeanine John Taele, 38, is expected to appear at court in downtown Los Angeles on Wednesday, after being detained Sunday when he was found armed with a pistol and prohibited ammunition outside President Donald Trump’s Los Angeles-area golf course. The FBI says Taele’s actions at the golf course raised serious concerns and led investigators to uncover additional weapons.
Michigan, Kansas, Missouri, Virginia, and Washington are holding their primaries today. Many are watching battleground state Michigan, as today’s results could signal what to expect come the mid-term elections in November.
Nineteen individuals face charges in alleged medicaid fraud schemes worth $4 million in Pennsylvania. Authorities say the schemes are part of a nationwide epidemic of Medicaid fraud that has exploded since the COVID-19 pandemic.
Medicaid is on the table at today’s Senate Budget hearing. Senators and witnesses point to what they think is causing fraud in the program and ways to stop it.
President Donald Trump signed an executive order Monday establishing the President’s Military Spouse Commission, which would advise the president on policies that affect military families and recommend ways to improve their quality of life. Trump told reporters that talks with Iran are still on and that he will give Iran a “last chance before decapitation” to come to a deal. This comes after the president called off what he described as the biggest strikes on Iran since World War II over the weekend.
Three major wildfires around Spokane, Washington, have scorched over 8,000 acres and remain zero percent contained. Officials say the fast-moving fires have forced around 60,000 people to evacuate, destroyed hundreds of homes and businesses, and prompted a request for federal assistance.
A federal lawsuit against a former immigration attorney with offices in Washington state and Illinois is growing. Dozens of former clients have now joined the case, accusing the attorney and her firm of misleading vulnerable immigrants.
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President Donald Trump has called off U.S. strikes on Iran. He said Iran and other Middle Eastern countries requested the hold, after Iran agreed to an acceptable framework to end the war.
Spokane, Washington, residents are forced to flee as three wildfires close in on the city. Over 5,000 acres have already burned.
Michigan is now reporting cyberattacks on the state’s water systems, following cyberattacks reported on more than 30 water systems in Minnesota.
Spanish police began installing a floating barrier along Ceuta’s sea border with Morocco on Aug. 1 after an unprecedented mass illegal crossing into the Spanish enclave that left at least 67 people dead, overwhelmed the tiny autonomous city, and renewed fears of uncontrolled migration.
The Michigan Senate Democratic primary will be held on Tuesday, with multiple polls showing that candidate Abdul El-Sayed, who is backed by Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-N.Y.) and Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.), has a significant edge over Rep. Haley Stevens (D-Mich.).
President Donald Trump held the 13th cabinet meeting of his second term, the first at Camp David. The president vowed to continue hitting Iran hard, adding that he is losing faith in Iran talks.
Trump touted a historic peace deal for Gaza, confirming that terrorist group Hamas has agreed to a multi-phased disarmament plan. International troops are expected to assist with security while the plan is carried out.
New estimates show that around 50,000 illegal immigrants stormed the Spanish city of Ceuta this week. That’s the equivalent of more than half of the city’s entire population. Over 50 died trying to cross the border.
Thousands of illegal immigrants breached the border of Spain’s North African enclave of Ceuta from Morocco on Thursday, according to local authorities, who declared an emergency and asked the Spanish government to deploy the army to the enclave and completely close the border. President Donald Trump followed through on his promise to hit Iran hard, launching a new wave of intense strikes overnight after Tehran tried to attack U.S. forces. Trump also announced a new initiative dubbed “Freedom Haulers” to make American roads safer and open new pathways for military veterans to obtain jobs in the trucking industry. The father of the Apalachee High School shooter in Georgia received a 15-year prison sentence on Thursday in one of the nation’s most closely watched parental accountability cases.
Dr. Anthony Fauci invoked the Fifth Amendment to over 100 questions at a Senate hearing on Wednesday, to which he was subpoenaed, regarding his handling of the COVID-19 pandemic. House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer issued a statement after the hearing, saying Fauci is “trapped by the many lies he repeatedly told the American public.” The committee is expected to vote next week on whether to hold Fauci in contempt of Congress for declining to answer questions, said Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky.), the chair of the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee.
President Donald Trump vows to hit Tehran hard after the U.S. military intercepted a surprise Iranian ballistic missile attack on its Middle East bases. The president also announces a $22.5 billion plan to renovate the Washington Dulles International Airport, in his latest beautification efforts to upgrade the nation's capital.
NTD’s David Lam interviews America’s psychiatrist and author Dr. Carole Lieberman to find out why teenagers and young adults are turning to Artificial Intelligence chatbots to tell their problems to, rather than a friend. Lieberman says part of the reason is that they’re used to being online and on devices, but that there are deeper reasons.
President Donald Trump held separate high stakes meetings Tuesday with Israeli and Ukrainian leaders. The talks come as the United States and Iran negotiate during a pause in strikes, while Ukraine is becoming increasingly tied to the wider Iran conflict. Trump also delivered remarks at the National Cathedral for the late Sen. Lindsey Graham, remembering him as “a man who gave America the full measure of his good and mighty heart until that heart itself just gave out.”
NTD dives into newly declassified intelligence reports that shed light on a Chinese Communist Party influence campaign in the U.S. The documents outline alleged efforts to shape public opinion, lobby policymakers, and amplify divisions leading up to the 2020 election.
Dr. Anthony Fauci will testify under oath before the Senate Homeland Security Committee on Wednesday morning. More than 1,100 pages of his private diary have been made public. It raises questions about how Fauci responded to U.S. intelligence and whether his private assessments matched what he told the American people.
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Oil prices plunge as the United States chooses not to strike Iran for the third straight night in a row as President Donald Trump pushes for a diplomatic end to the conflict. On Monday, the Trump administration asked the Supreme Court to allow an executive order limiting mail-in voting to move forward. The emergency appeal comes after a lower court upheld a decision blocking the president’s order ahead of November’s midterm elections.
The Pentagon is cutting off dozens of prominent Chinese universities from the Department of War’s funding. It cites concerns that American research is helping fuel Beijing’s military build-up. The Department of War announced the designation on July 23 in an update to a roster of academic and research institutions that it has determined to be risky to American research and intellectual property.
The Trump administration is expanding its legal campaign against state laws that provide certain benefits to illegal immigrants, after an Illinois federal court ruling last week that providing in-state tuition to illegal immigrants in conflict with a federal law violated the U.S. Constitution’s Supremacy Clause and is “unconstitutional and invalid.” The DOJ argued the state unlawfully allowed certain illegal immigrant students to receive in-state tuition while requiring out-of-state U.S. citizens to pay higher tuition.
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The U.S. military concluded its 13th consecutive night of strikes against Iran as President Donald Trump warns the regime it will be held fully responsible for any future Houthi attacks. Trump said talks with Iran continue, but the United States is prepared to intensify strikes.
“We can take that to a much higher level if we want to,” Trump told reporters at the White House Friday. “We’re locked and loaded and ready to go but we’re talking to them.”
Nearly 150,000 California mail-in ballots were rejected in June’s primary election, with most thrown out because they did not meet the state’s deadline requirements. Attorney General Rob Bonta is facing criticism over the ballot language for a voter ID measure.
The House Select Committee on the Chinese Communist Party is urging more caution against Chinese technology. Chairman John Moolenaar is calling out Ford for supporting the Chinese auto industry, while also calling on Congress to ban Chinese robots.
President Donald Trump said on July 23 that the nuclear deal with Saudi Arabia is contingent on the kingdom normalizing ties with Israel. In a post on Truth Social, Trump said that there would be no enrichment of nuclear material by Saudi Arabia and that the deal “pertains only to non-military use” and “will be approved but is totally subject to Saudi Arabia joining the very respected and successful Abraham Accords.” The president added that the United States is not opposed to civil nuclear facilities. U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio met with Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov on July 23 on the sidelines of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) Foreign Ministers’ Meeting in Manila, Philippines. In their first face-to-face meeting this year, the two top diplomats discussed a range of issues, including Russian–American relations and the need to end the war in Ukraine.
President Donald Trump attended the dignified transfer ceremony of four U.S. soldiers recently killed overseas before delivering remarks in Marietta, Georgia. The president again honored the fallen service members and commented on the Iran war, SAVE America Act, and the economy. Trump said his administration secured more than $19.2 trillion in global investments during his second term. Trump also warned the nation against communism, saying that “the radical left is actively trying to destroy our children’s future with the disaster known as communism.”
OpenAI reports that its artificial intelligence model hacked into AI company Hugging Face’s system. In a press release, OpenAI called it an “unprecedented cyber incident” as its system acted autonomously. The company said it used stolen credentials and identified vulnerabilities to access Hugging Face’s servers.
Mike Waltz, U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, testifies on Capitol Hill, focusing on the efficiency shortfalls within the U.N. Waltz highlights the United States’ efforts to cut down bloat in the organization.
President Donald Trump welcomed Lebanese President Joseph Aoun to the White House Tuesday to discuss ways to implement the Trilateral Framework, the U.S.-backed deal between Lebanon and Israel that was signed on June 26. Both leaders said they would address the deal’s goals to expand Lebanese military control in the country’s south, reduce Hezbollah’s presence, and enable a phased Israeli withdrawal from Lebanese territory.
Health and Human Services (HHS) Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. announced that the federal government will pause more than $1 billion in Medicaid payments to California and Minnesota over alleged fraud. Kennedy said HHS and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services are using artificial intelligence and other tools to identify suspicious activity.
New Jersey found around 6,600 non-citizens on its voter rolls due to a software error in the state’s Motor Vehicle Commission system between June 2023 and June 2024. Gov. Mikie Sherrill said under 400 voted illegally and that she was “appalled” by the situation. The White House said in a press release that this error highlights the need to pass the SAVE America Act, which Republicans say will ensure election integrity.
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The State Department released a new 100-page report titled that reveals the role Cuba has played in fostering 21st-century communism and subversion in the United States. The document breaks down how foreign governments and many extremist movements familiar to Americans, like Antifa, are helping radicalism, and its tangible effects, to grow right here on American soil. On July 16th, Secretary of State Marco Rubio said at a conference on political terrorism, “the Cuban regime’s sprawling intelligence and ideological network helped to build the far left in our country and in our hemisphere, and it remains inextricably linked to the far left groups and movements across and beyond the West.” President Donald Trump will attend the dignified transfer of American soldiers who were killed in the war with Iran. In a Truth Social post, Trump vowed to avenge their deaths, saying that the regime will pay ‘many times over.’ The U.S. enters the 9th consecutive day of strikes against Iran. An individual is in custody after allegedly setting off an “incendiary device” at a federal building in New York City that houses Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and an immigration court, FBI Director Kash Patel wrote in an X post. The suspect allegedly poured an unknown liquid on the ground, placed fireworks on top and ignited it causing a fire, the FBI said at a press conference.
The United States military launched more strikes on Iran, while Iran continued its attacks on gulf countries in the Middle East. It comes just days after two American troops were tragically killed in Jordan.
Severe flooding and storms battered parts of the country. Officials are now tracking a tropical threat.
Iran officially ended its commitment to the memorandum of understanding it signed with the United States last month. NTD’s guest unpacks the significance of this move.
Mandatory cameras installed in your rearview mirror are watching you as you drive. That is the result of a new European Union law designed to protect road warriors from distracted drivers.
A festive start to the 2026 World Cup final. There were entertainers galore at the pre-game closing ceremony at the New York New Jersey stadium.
Two U.S. troops were killed in action while defending against Iranian ballistic missile and drone attacks in Jordan, as U.S. forces continue their strikes on Iran for seven consecutive nights.
The battle for the U.S. House is heating up. A top election forecaster says Democrats have the edge heading into the midterms, but Republicans still have a path to keep their majority.
In a primetime address to the nation on July 16, President Donald Trump announced bombshell findings that reveal the Chinese Communist Party compromised U.S. voter data and weaponized American journalists and corporations. The White House released previously classified intelligence files that show China has gained access to voter roll data across 18 states.
“Tens of millions of voters’ data in 18 states have been bought, stolen, or hacked by China. Yet those responsible for sounding the alarm instead kept the information secret and hidden,” Trump said.
NTD hosts a panel with former CIA operative J. Michael Waller and Rick Fisher, a senior fellow at the Asian Military Affairs International Assessment and Strategy Center, to discuss what was revealed in the newly declassified files and China’s actions in the 2020 U.S. election.
The day after Trump’s speech, Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Secretary Markwayne Mullin announced that states could lose funding if they do not purge their voter rolls of potentially ineligible voters and noncitizens.
A Florida hospital has become the nation’s first to sign on to Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s “Make Hospital Food Healthier” pledge. The campaign aims to make nutrition a core part of patient care to aid recovery and improve outcomes.
President Donald Trump welcomed the newly elected Iraqi Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi to the White House on Tuesday. Trump said the United States is shifting toward economic partnerships with Iraq with a focus on oil and added that U.S. forces will leave the country by Sept. 30. The U.S. president also highlighted a major drop in inflation and attributed it to policy measures. Inflation declined to a lower-than-expected 3.5 percent, down from 4.2 percent, the Labor Department said Tuesday.
The Department of Justice said its Trade Fraud Task Force reached a new milestone less than a year after its launch. Colin McDonald, the lead attorney of the National Fraud Enforcement Division, announced a $1 billion recovery from a crackdown on individuals and companies accused of violating U.S. trade and customs laws.
Meta is facing a lawsuit over claims that artificial intelligence helped decide who the company would lay off. Twenty-six current and former employees say the system unfairly penalized workers who took protected leave.
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In the wake of Sen. Lindsey Graham's sudden death on July 11, President Donald Trump sent a heartfelt message on Truth Social remembering his personal relationship with the late senator and ordered all American flags throughout the United States to be flown at half-staff until 6 p.m on July 18.
South Carolina Gov. Henry McMaster announced Monday that Darline Graham Nordone, Graham's sister, would fill the late senator's seat. Earlier on the same day, Trump posted on Truth Social recommending Nordone as Graham's replacement, saying, "This would be a fabulous tribute to Lindsey, who loved her dearly!"
Trump announced in a separate Truth Social post that the U.S. military will reinstate its blockade of Iranian ports. The president said that the United States will also begin charging a 20 percent reimbursement fee on all cargo ships going through the Strait of Hormuz to cover the costs of guarding the crucial waterway.
Nine European nations and Ukraine agree to form an anti-ballistic missile coalition. Kyiv is calling on them to start producing a Ukrainian defense system in part to bridge the time until Patriot missiles made under license are ready.
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Washington is mourning the sudden loss of Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.). The longtime South Carolina Republican died at 71. His office said he passed away following a brief and sudden illness.
The United States hit targets across Iran in response to the regime firing on ships traversing the Strait of Hormuz. Iran followed up by striking U.S. military bases in the region.
A decade-old South China Sea ruling is back in focus, as the United States and more than a dozen nations are urging the Chinese regime to recognize the decision.
The Department of Justice subpoenas New York Times reporters regarding an intel leak about the new Air Force One presidential plane.
The U.S.-led Shield of the Americas Western Hemisphere coalition supports the results of the contested Colombian election, as President Gustavo Petro refuses to recognize the incoming conservative leader.
President Donald Trump announced Friday that the U.S.–Iran ceasefire is over. The president says his administration will continue to hold more talks with Tehran amid the flare-ups in the Middle East, despite suggesting that the regime may not be worthy of a deal. Trump also announced that he will not sign the 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act in protest of the Senate not passing the SAVE America Act.
The Department of Homeland Security says Tou Lue Vang, an illegal immigrant from Laos, was set to be deported before receiving a pardon last month from Minnesota officials. Secretary of State Marco Rubio stepped in to revoke the legal status of Vang, a child sex offender who was convicted of repeatedly sexually abusing a 10-year-old girl, and deported him immediately, according to a DHS press release.
Eight men were indicted on conspiracy charges over their alleged involvement of a planned attack at the UFC Freedom 250 event held at the White House in early June. According to a press release by the DOJ, all eight individuals were charged in two separate conspiracies on murder and terrorism.
The United States launched new airstrikes against Iran early Thursday after President Donald Trump said the United States would retaliate against the recent Iranian attacks on ships crossing the Strait of Hormuz. The United States struck multiple Iranian military sites “to further degrade Iran’s ability to attack commercial shipping and innocent civilian mariners in the Strait of Hormuz,” according to an X post by the U.S. Central Command.
Trump announced that he will ask the Supreme Court to rehear the case on birthright citizenship after the high court struck down the policy on June 30. The Supreme Court is currently on its annual summer recess, and the justices will begin their next term on Oct. 5.
A new report reveals nearly 90 instances of fraud and abuse of federal education tax dollars. The State Financial Officers Foundation said it uncovered around $225 million in alleged fraud across America’s schools over the past six years.
President Donald Trump reiterated a strong warning against communism on the last day of the NATO summit, saying he believes it's taking root in the United States and around the world. Trump told NTD that the idea of the United States becoming communist is one of the greatest threats the country has faced.
“One thing that happens when you go communist is you never come back,” Trump said, adding that countries that have adopted communism will instead experience repression, poverty, and suffering.
During a bilateral meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, Trump announced the United States will grant Ukraine a license to produce its own supply of Patriot air defense systems, which have been in high demand throughout Ukraine’s war with Russia.
Vice President JD Vance delivered updates on the Trump administration’s efforts to combat fraud at a Milwaukee event Wednesday. Vance highlighted saving billions from Medicare fraud by making companies provide medical equipment before patients are required to pay. Vance also addressed fraud in the H-1B visa program and how overseas fraudsters and big corporations were using the program to undercut American workers’ wages.
President Donald Trump arrived in the Turkish capital of Ankara on Tuesday for a two-day summit with NATO leaders. Trump met with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, who is this year's host, and announced that he is working to lift sanctions preventing Turkey from obtaining F-35 fighter jets. NATO’s 32 member countries are meeting to discuss the president’s demands for increased defense spending commitments.
New York City has evacuated multiple buildings, including a school, and closed streets in midtown Manhattan after structural columns buckled in a high-rise building that is under construction. The office building, which formerly housed Pfizer, is still unstable and continues to move hours later.
Democrats retract endorsements for Maine Democratic Senate candidate Graham Platner following an allegation of rape that was reported by Politico. Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.) and the Maine Democratic Party called on Platner to withdraw from his race against Sen. Susan Collins (R-Maine).
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NTD was live outside the courthouse where Tyler Robinson, 23, who was charged with aggravated murder for the assassination of Charlie Kirk last year, attended the first day of a weeklong preliminary hearing. Utah prosecutors will present evidence to the judge to determine whether there is enough to move the case forward to trial. Two witnesses were called on to testify and describe what they experienced on the day of the assassination.
President Donald Trump issues a fierce rebuke to communism as he celebrates the official launch of Trump accounts. Trump called these accounts the ultimate weapon against the ideology he says threatens American freedom. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent opened the ceremony and encouraged parents to take advantage of the newly launched investment opportunity to help their children.
"The American dream belongs to every child, and today we are equipping the next generation with the right to claim their rightful share of it," Bessent said.
FIFA rejects Belgium's appeal of the organization's decision to allow U.S. striker Folarin Balogun to play in Monday's World Cup match against Belgium despite receiving a red card in the American team's previous game. Trump said on Monday that he called FIFA's president Gianni Infantino about the red card and asked for a review.
President Donald Trump spoke before an estimated 150,000 people gathered at the National Mall on the evening of the Fourth of July to celebrate the 250th anniversary of the United States of America. “We’re celebrating freedom’s triumph over tyranny, liberty’s conquest over oppression, and the enduring victory of the American spirit—from July 4, 1776, to July 4, 2026,” the president said.
To celebrate this momentous occasion, Epoch Times sister outlet NTD spoke with NTD senior geopolitical analyst, Lt. Col. Darin Gaub, about the significance of America's past, present, and future.
Massive July 4th celebrations take place in Washington on Saturday as large crowds of people gather to celebrate the 250th year of the United States. NTD looks at the events leading up to Independence Day and an interview analyzing America's history and what led to it being the representation of freedom.
Leaders across the globe are sending their congratulations as the United States celebrates its 250th birthday, with allies recognizing America's historic milestone and longstanding partnerships.
NTD dives deep into the top moments in sports history where America has dominated the main stage. We look at why tourists are marveling at American culture during the 2026 World Cup, how the United States defeated the four-time defending gold-medalist Soviet Union team in the 1980 Winter Olympics, and the highlights from the 1992 U.S. Men's Olympic Basketball Team, known as the "Dream Team," that featured the biggest names in basketball history, and what led them to securing the gold medal.
President Donald Trump will mark the nation’s 250th birthday with a historic celebration at South Dakota’s iconic Mount Rushmore. That’s before he returns to Washington for Freedom 250's Salute to America Celebration on Independence Day.
The Spirit of ‘76 exhibition at Freedom Plaza was unveiled today as part of America’s 250th anniversary celebration. It features a series of statues honoring figures from the American Revolution.
Hiring momentum slowed in June as the economy added fewer jobs than expected, but the stable growth shows the resilience of the labor market, officials said. The White House told NTD that the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, signed into law by President Donald Trump, has been delivering for Americans as the nation celebrates July 4th.
Kevin Hassett, Director of the National Economic Council, said the bill has achieved everything that the administration was aiming for and that people were able to “make more money, and keep money that we saw in the tax return data, that the typical benefit across all three was maybe $6,000 to $7,000 per person.”
Jeanine Pirro, U.S. attorney for the District of Columbia, announced that former Olympian David Hearn was indicted on a felony charge over allegedly vandalizing the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool last month. Hearn is accused of inflicting more than $1,000 worth of damage during a June 19 incident where he was arrested. However, Hearn claims he “didn’t destroy or break or peel anything.”
As America comes close to celebrating it's 250th birthday, NTD breaks down the top events leading up to the holiday including a huge celebration at Mount Rushmore featuring military honors, family-friendly activities, fireworks, and a speech by Trump.
President Donald Trump kicked off July Fourth celebrations on Wednesday, cutting the red ribbon to officially open the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library. Trump delivered remarks during the dedication ceremony, paying tribute to Roosevelt and describing him as “a man who embodied the heart and soul and fight and spirit of our country.” Trump told audience members that Roosevelt was “a staunch and ferocious opponent of a thing called communism,” and drew attention to an increase in support for communism in America today, following the successful primaries in New York and Colorado of Democratic Socialists. He called it “the greatest threat to our country.” The Department of Justice announces new federal charges against eight illegal immigrants who are allegedly members of Tren de Aragua—a Venezuelan gang designated as a foreign terrorist organization—in its ongoing efforts to fight against transnational crime. The charges were filed for two separate crimes of kidnapping and murder. Two masked individuals are in custody after climbing to the top of New York City’s Empire State building’s spire. The duo flew a banner from the top that read, “When the power of love beats the love of power the world knows peace.”
President Donald Trump celebrated two wins with Tuesday's Supreme Court rulings. Justices lifted limits on campaign spending in federal elections and upheld West Virginia and Idaho laws banning boys in girls' sports. However, the Supreme Court struck down Trump's executive order excluding children of illegal immigrants and temporary visa holders from automatic citizenship at birth. Trump said the ruling is a loss for America and called on Congress to change the law to end birthright citizenship.
"The Supreme Court upheld Birthright Citizenship, which is too bad for our country, but we can easily make it up in Congress through Legislation, with the support of the President, that has now been determined during this process," Trump wrote in a Truth Social post Tuesday.
A new report finds a growing campaign to silence critics of the Chinese Communist Party is expanding inside the United States. The findings include threats, assaults, and pressure campaigns targeting Americans across more than 30 states.
House lawmakers have expressed concern over security at the northern border, which has seen a growing trend of attempted crossings by terror suspects along with an increase in cartel activity.
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President Donald Trump is urging the passage of the SAVE America Act, as the Supreme Court upholds mail-in ballots arriving after Election Day.
The Supreme Court expands Trump's firing authority over the Federal Trade Commission. What did the ruling come down to, and why does it impact a swath of federal agencies?
The United States and Iran are set to resume talks after both sides exchanged clashes over the weekend. What is the White House saying, and how are oil prices trending?
U.S. teams rescue infant in Venezuela; Trump gives Iran dire warning
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Tensions are climbing once again in the Middle East with Iran launching drone attacks against Bahrain Saturday, while a commercial vessel in the Strait of Hormuz was struck by a projectile.
The Department of State releases the text of a U.S.-brokered agreement between Israel and Lebanon that charts a path toward ending decades of conflict. The deal calls for the disarming of the Hezbollah terrorist group and a phased withdrawal of Israeli troops from southern Lebanon.
President Donald Trump spoke at the 2026 Faith and Freedom Coalition’s Policy Conference, sounding the alarm on communism.
“The biggest thing we have to do is we have to stop this horrible threat of cancer that’s permeating our country, called communism,” Trump said. Trump also warned Democrats about the slew of self-proclaimed democratic socialists who have gained ground in New York.
House Republicans say Democrats are headed for an internal battle after democratic socialist candidates scored high-profile primary wins. Now, a group of moderate Democrats are publicly pushing back, saying the party needs to promote a centrist message.
Members of the Religious Liberty Commission presented Trump with its final report, which highlights threats to religious freedom in the United States and recommends 12 actions to strengthen it.
At least 188 people are dead, with thousands more injured or trapped under rubble after two major earthquakes with magnitudes of 7.5 and 7.2 struck Venezuela on Wednesday evening. The U.S. Geological Survey estimates the death toll could reach as much as 10,000. Secretary of State Marco Rubio says he already spoke with Venezuela’s acting president Delcy Rodriguez, coordinating U.S. support.
A U.S. official said Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps launched a drone at a cargo vessel in the Strait of Hormuz on June 24th. This incident comes after the U.S. and Iran entered into a memorandum of understanding that included an end to hostilities and open access through the Strait of Hormuz.
The Supreme Court allows the Trump Administration to revive an Obama-era restrictive policy where immigration officials can turn back migrants seeking asylum at the U.S.-Mexico border, as they need to be on U.S. soil to do so.
All Democratic Socialists and progressive candidates endorsed by New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani won their House primaries on Tuesday, handing Mamdani a victory in his bid to move his party further to the left.
President Donald Trump commented on the New York primaries while answering questions from reporters during a meeting with NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte at the White House. “They’re going radical left,” Trump said, calling one candidate a communist.
California’s billionaire tax proposal has garnered enough signatures to become eligible for the general election ballot on Nov. 3. The measure is a proposed one-time tax of up to 5 percent on California residents with a net worth of more than $1 billion as of Jan. 1 with some exceptions.
The Department of Justice announced Tuesday that 455 people were charged in a nationwide healthcare fraud crackdown. The schemes allegedly involved $6.5 billion in false claims and, in some cases, may have put patients' lives at risk.
A federal appeals court ruled that the Trump administration can fast-track deportations of illegal immigrants across the nation. It allows immigration authorities to remove illegal immigrants who entered the country without valid documentation or through fraud, who had not been paroled, or who cannot prove they lived in the country continuously for two years or more.
California consumers sued gas station operators including BP, 7-Eleven, Walmart, Marathon, Circle K, and Albertsons over allegedly using artificial intelligence to hike prices. Drivers said gas prices have risen as much as 30 cents a gallon in some areas. This led gas prices to reach "astronomical" levels, at times reaching $7 a gallon, according to the complaint.
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U.S. Vice President JD Vance said major progress was made as a "good foundation for a successful final deal" was laid during long talks with Iranian officials in Switzerland. Vance said all four key objectives were achieved during the negotiations, including Iran allowing nuclear inspections, keeping the Strait of Hormuz open, preventing regional escalation, and establishing a formal process to continue technical negotiations.
UK Prime Minister Kier Starmer announces his resignation as leader of the Labour Party amid growing pressure from within his own party to step down, opening the door to a leadership contest to replace him. Starmer said he will remain as prime minister until his replacement is decided, leading Britain to prepare for its seventh leader in 10 years.
The Chinese Commerce Ministry announces new export restrictions on 10 U.S. rare earth minerals and defense companies after the Pentagon on June 8 flagged several Chinese companies it believed were aiding the Chinese military.
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Vice president JD Vance called Sunday's negotiations with Iran “a historic meeting” and said the parties have made “great progress.” President Donald Trump said Iran must stop its ‘proxies’ in Lebanon from causing trouble or the U.S. will "hit Iran very hard again." Speculation reaches tipping point that British Prime Minister Keir Starmer will resign, possibly as soon as tomorrow. Even President Trump weighed in, posting on Truth Social: “I wish him well!” June 21st is Father’s Day and to celebrate NTD spoke to presidential historian Jane Hampton Cook for a discussion on the history of the holiday.
Vice President JD Vance started his trip to Switzerland today for U.S.-Iran talks that will involve Pakistan and Qatar.
Iranian state-run media reported on June 20 that Iran has once again closed the critical waterway. It comes after Israel and Hezbollah exchanged fire, jeopardizing a memorandum of understanding signed between the U.S. and Iran.
President Trump said there will be no tolls in the Strait of Hormuz even after the 60 days. But he says the U.S. could impose its own measures if a deal is not reached.
Israel and terrorist group Hezbollah agreed to a ceasefire on Friday, following an escalation of fire overnight in Lebanon, a U.S. official told The Epoch Times. The ceasefire was reached following mediation efforts by the United States and Qatar. Secretary of State Marco Rubio reaffirmed the United States' support for the government of Lebanon's efforts to strengthen its sovereignty and maintain peaceful relations with all its neighbors, in a call with Lebanese President Joseph Aoun, according to U.S. spokesperson Tommy Pigott.
Cuba agrees to implement its largest policy reform since 1959. The Communist Party votes to approve major economic changes, opening key economic sectors such as banking, tourism, and agriculture to attract both Cuban and foreign investment. This comes amid pressure from the United States to make democratic changes.
A new award-winning documentary, "Unbroken: The Untold Story of Shen Yun," premieres in Los Angeles, drawing audiences from around the globe. The investigative film unveils the perseverance of the New York-based dance company in the face of threats from the Chinese Communist Party (CCP). The latest screening comes as federal prosecutors continue uncovering CCP influence operations in Southern California.
The U.S. Navy lifted its blockade of Iranian ports, U.S. Central Command announced in a post on X Thursday. The announcement came after Vice President JD Vance told reporters at a White House briefing that more than 12.5 million barrels of oil moved through the Strait of Hormuz overnight, and gas prices dropped below $4 a gallon Thursday.
The Department of Justice (DOJ) charged 15 people—11 of them illegal immigrants—for allegedly stealing more than $1.4 million in benefit fraud in Massachusetts. These programs include Supplemental Nutritional Assistance Program (SNAP) food assistance, MassHealth, Social Security disability payments, housing assistance, and unemployment benefits, the DOJ reports.
Thousands of Knicks fans pack the streets of New York City for a historic ticker-tape parade following their first NBA championship in 53 years. Jalen Brunson, Knicks captain and NBA Championship MVP, thanked his team and fans at the parade and got emotional when giving thanks to his family. "Without them, their sacrifice and everything—wouldn't be possible," he said.
On Wednesday, the United States releases the 14-point memorandum of understanding between the United States and Iran. On the final day of the G7 summit, President Donald Trump predicts that the plummeting price of oil will boost the economy and that the United States will "end up having the lowest energy anywhere in the world."
"Now that the oil is coming down, you're going to see everything follow, everything follows the cost of energy," Trump told NTD's Mari Otsu.
The Labor Department is putting all 50 states on notice, warning that they must comply with measures to stop fraud schemes related to unemployment insurance, or risk losing federal funding. This warning comes after the DOJ sued New York state on June 16 over alleged fraud tied to New York's $10 billion home-care program provided to Medicaid patients as part of the Trump administration's efforts to combat fraud across the country.
Steve Hilton, Republican gubernatorial candidate for California, announces plan to introduce a flat state income tax that would remove state income taxes for families earning up to $150,000.
The FBI disrupted an alleged multi-phased plot targeting last weekend’s UFC Freedom 250 event, FBI Director Kash Patel announced in an X post on Tuesday. Investigators have identified 23 people as part of a possible network, with five individuals now in custody.
Daniel Rosen, U.S. attorney for Minnesota, announces charges against 15 suspects accused of conspiring with two Minneapolis-based Antifa groups to violently interfere with federal immigration enforcement.
And Missouri Attorney General Catherine Hanaway files a lawsuit against a major seller of baby monitors and home security cameras over their alleged ties to the Chinese military.
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President Donald Trump attended the G7 summit Monday, after announcing the previous day the completion of a historic U.S.–Iran peace deal. Oil prices fell to their lowest level since March, and global stocks have risen since the deal with Iran was announced.
Trump told reporters at the summit that he will now focus on Ukraine and that he "had a very good conversation yesterday" with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and Russian President Vladimir Putin.
Former Los Angeles mayoral candidate Spencer Pratt joins Kenneth Bass, LA Mayor Karen Bass's brother, in a lawsuit suing the city for "reckless negligence that led to the destruction of our homes," Pratt wrote in an X post.
Google reports a Beijing-linked hacking group was secretly stealing data from U.S. and Canadian academic, medical, and military research institutions for over a year before being detected.
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President Donald Trump said a peace deal with Iran has been reached. The president said: "This could be the beginning of a long and beautiful peace".
New diplomatic signals on the war in Ukraine. President Trump spoke with Russian president Vladimir Putin and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy in separate calls. NTD has the latest.
All 12 people aboard a small plane were killed in Butler, Missouri, when a skydiving trip went horribly wrong.
There are security concerns at America's polling sites and preparations for the FIFA World Cup. We hear from Homeland Security on what's being done to stay ready.
President Donald Trump announced in a Saturday Truth Social post that the United States and Iran are scheduled to finalize a pending peace framework on June 14 as negotiations appear to be nearing the finish line.
In a separate post, Trump revealed that a U.S. military strike had killed Héctor Rusthenford Guerrero Flores, also known as Niño Guerrero, the infamous leader of the Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua. The "Tren de Aragua terrorists no longer have [a] safe haven," Trump wrote.
The New York Knicks face the San Antonio Spurs in Game 5 of the NBA Finals. As the Knicks lead the series three games to one, Saturday's decider will see if they can clinch their first NBA title since 1973 with a win.
The Department of War released the third batch of files related to unidentified flying objects and unidentified anomalous phenomena on Friday. In one file, it reveals details about a 2022 sighting where five U.S. Army members at Fort Carson described seeing an object that was “roughly the size of a large jet and resembling an angular, non-symmetrical potato” behind the Cheyenne Mountain. Musk became the world’s first trillionaire following the successful debut of SpaceX, which went public and began trading on June 12 under the SPCX ticker on the Nasdaq in what is the largest initial public offering in history. SpaceX opened with shares priced at $135 apiece and closed the session with shares at $161, pushing the company’s valuation above $2 trillion. The U.S. is getting ready to take on Paraguay at SoFi Stadium with the 2026 FIFA World Cup officially underway. NTD spoke to local Los Angeles residents who attended watch parties at the FIFA Fan Festival and West Hollywood World Cup Free Fan Zone to see who they are supporting and what their predictions are for the game.
President Donald Trump announced Thursday that he called off planned evening strikes against Iran, saying a deal with Iran will soon be reached soon, with the "time and place of the signing to be announced shortly."
Trump spoke to reporters in the Oval Office following the signing of the executive order to restore America's seafood competitiveness, stressing the need to pass the Save America Act.
"We need to have voter identification, which we don't have right now on a national basis," Trump told NTD. Trump said Democrats are opposing the bill and do not want people to provide "citizenship when you vote."
Homeless residents in Los Angeles' Skid Row are claiming they were paid between $2 to $5 to vote for Mayor Karen Bass during the recent Los Angeles mayoral race. The videos went viral on social media and were first published Tuesday by TikTok account LANeedsSpencerPratt. NTD went to downtown L.A. to interview residents about their experiences.
President Donald Trump told reporters on Wednesday that the United States will launch additional attacks on Iran after Tehran downed a U.S. Army Apache helicopter and claimed Iranian negotiators dragged out talks on the peace deal. Trump also revealed that the U.S. military secretly moved more than 100 million barrels of oil through the Strait of Hormuz.
“This wildly successful effort is because the UNITED STATES of AMERICA CONTROLS the Strait of Hormuz - NOT Iran,” Trump said in a Truth Social post.
Secretary of War Pete Hegseth traveled to Cuba, telling troops the United States seeks a positive relationship with Cuba but warned that it should not seek weapons that could strike the U.S. homeland or naval base in Guantanamo Bay. Hegseth also visited U.S. Central Command headquarters, praising troops for their efforts amid the war with Iran.
“Central Command will be busy tonight because President Trump said we will be hitting Iran hard,” he said.
Lawmakers grilled superintendents from Loudoun County, Virginia, Chicago, and San Francisco at an Education and Workforce Committee hearing. They say their policies sideline parents, push radical gender ideology on young children, and violate religious liberty.
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U.S. Central Command announced Tuesday that American forces launched strikes against Iran. This comes after President Donald Trump announced that Iran was responsible for downing a U.S. helicopter near the Strait of Hormuz a day earlier and vowed the United States would respond.
Federal regulators said Chinese money laundering networks are moving hundreds of billions of dollars for Mexican cartels, helping fuel America’s fentanyl epidemic. A congressional hearing on Tuesday discussed the threat to U.S. security.
Bipartisan lawmakers return to Capitol Hill to push for greater government disclosure on unidentified aerial phenomena (UAP) and protection for whistleblowers. David Grusch, whistleblower and former intelligence officer, discusses specific UAP and non-human intelligence-related evidence he came across in heavily classified channels.
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The Department of War released an update on Monday designating more than a dozen prominent Chinese companies—such as Alibaba, BYD, and Baidu—as "Chinese military companies" operating in the United States.
Los Angeles City Council member Nithya Raman holds a narrow lead against former reality TV star Spencer Pratt in the race for second place in the LA mayoral primary. NTD asked LA residents how they feel about mail-in-ballots still being counted.
Apple unveils new hardware features and software updates at its Worldwide Developers Conference. The tech giant's CEO Tim Cook shared that the new updates focus on privacy and day-to-day use, and they will be implemented in time for the upcoming release of their new products this fall.
Israel is on high alert after Iran began launching a fresh wave of missiles at Israel. The IDF said the Israeli Air Force is operating to intercept and strike threats where necessary.
President Donald Trump responds to the news of Iran’s missile attack on Israel saying to Fox News: “It’s certainly not going to help negotiations.”
South Korea’s president Lee Jae Myung is calling for a thorough investigation into a ballot shortage that disrupted last week’s local elections. Days of protests have followed in the South Korean capital as members of the public demand a re-run of voting.
Marking the 82nd anniversary of D-Day, Secretary of War Pete Hegseth traveled to France on June 6 to commemorate the troops who helped liberate Western Europe. Hegseth spoke at the Normandy American Cemetery and urged today's generation not to forget those who fought and died on D-Day.
U.S. Central Command shoots down four Iranian attack drones heading for the Strait of Hormuz, calling them an immediate threat to sea traffic in the region.
As of June 6, former Biden health secretary Xavier Becerra will advance to the November election for California governor, according to a race called by the Associated Press. As vote counting continues, his opponent has not yet been determined.
President Donald Trump praised a ‘great’ jobs report as the U.S. added 172,000 jobs in May, exceeding expectations amid the war in Iran. Trump also travelled to Wisconsin to discuss
Top federal prosecutors open a probe into multiple election fraud cases amid the California primary elections as ballots continue to be counted. U.S. Attorney Bill Essayli said in an X post, “California’s election system has serious structural vulnerabilities.”
Anthropic cautions artificial intelligence (AI) labs to pause development, as the technology could soon progress faster than humans can control it or mitigate the risks. AI’s rapid improvement in executing tasks is heading towards “recursive self-improvement”, Anthropic said in a blog post.
President Donald Trump announced on Thursday a $700 million investment to boost the coal industry. Trump invoked the Defense Production Act to support coal exports and coal-fired power plants across the country.
The Department of Justice announced 14 indictments for millions in fraud schemes, most of them healthcare related, at a press conference in central Ohio. Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche said, “Ohio is facing some of the most significant fraud schemes in the country.” FBI Director Kash Paatel also revealed a new “Top 10 Most Wanted Fraudsters” list.
Marking the 37th anniversary of the Tiananmen Square Massacre, NTD’s David Lam interviews Catherine Bauknight, a photographer who was at the student-led pro-democracy protest in 1989. She recounts her experience at the scene watching students fight for their human rights.
President Donald Trump talked to Iris Tao, NTD's White House correspondent, on Wednesday about his Truth Social post on communism and its impact on the situation in New York, California, and the District of Columbia.
California's unofficial primary election results show Republican Steve Hilton leading with nearly 28 percent of the votes, and Democrat Xavier Becerra coming in a close second at 25 percent in a tight race to succeed Democratic Gov. Gavin Newsom.
Iran attacks Kuwait International Airport with drones, killing at least one person, injuring others, and causing a temporary closure of the airfield. The latest attack tests the ceasefire between the United States and Iran, as Trump said negotiations with Tehran were continuing.
Dr. Mehmet Oz, the administrator of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, said on Tuesday that the Trump administration is increasing transparency on drug prices by adding 160 more medications to TrumpRx. He added that his agency is aggressively going after states for fraud in the Medicaid and Medicare programs.
Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche says that the Trump administration is scrapping plans to create a $1.8 billion fund meant to compensate victims of government weaponization. Blanche says during a House hearing, "We are not moving forward with the fund, period."
Secretary of State Marco Rubio testifies before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee about the State Department's budget request. He answers questions on the Trump administration's approach to Iran and Cuba.
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President Donald Trump on Monday said Israel and Hezbollah have agreed to stop attacking each other following a flare-up of fighting over the past weekend. He added that U.S. negotiations with the Iranian regime are continuing “at a rapid pace.”
Republican lawmakers missed the president's deadline to pass funding for Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and Customs and Border Protection (CBP). They are also weighing the Department of Justice’s proposed $1.776 billion anti-weaponization fund.
Officials in Los Angeles say they are investigating a mail-in ballot box that was burned, as well as a vandalized voting center. A panel will join NTD to discuss the upcoming California primary races on Tuesday.
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New Jersey Gov. Mikie Sherrill said protesters from out of state engaged in dangerous and violent behavior toward law enforcement outside a detention facility in Newark over the weekend.
Lara Trump interviewed her father-in-law, President Donald Trump, on a wide range of issues. Find out where he said the latest negotiations with Iran now stand.
New concerns are emerging over popular Chinese-made apps and how they may be collecting sensitive data from users without their knowledge.
Protests outside the Delaney Hall ICE detention facility in Newark, New Jersey, continued on May 30. Multiple arrests have been made throughout the protests, and concerns are growing over violence directed at federal officers.
Secretary of War Pete Hegseth warned that China must not dominate the Indo-Pacific region. Speaking at a defense summit in Singapore, Hegseth also emphasized U.S. commitment to regional security as concerns grow over China's increasing military buildup in the region.
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent on Friday said the U.S. has seized $1 billion in crypto assets from the Iranian regime so far. It’s part of Operation Economic Fury, which aims to put financial pressure on the regime amid the war.
Former Arcadia, California mayor Eileen Wang appears in federal court to plead guilty to secretly acting as an agent of the Chinese Communist regime. Federal prosecutors say Wang shared articles favorable to Beijing, at the request of Chinese officials.
Tennis star Novak Djokovic was knocked out of the third round of the French Open, losing to Brazilian teenager João Fonseca. Djokovic was hoping to win his 25th Grand Slam.
An app for the new Trump Accounts became available in app stores on Thursday. The accounts are expected to come into effect on July 4, when parents will be able to contribute towards the financial future of their newborn children.
California Gov. Gavin Newsom signed into law additions to the election code ahead of California’s June 2 statewide primary. They block federal agents and law enforcement from accessing voter rolls or disrupting election workers without a court order.
The FBI is ramping up security for the upcoming FIFA World Cup. The Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta will get a makeover, and the area around it will be a no-drone zone.
President Donald Trump ruled out immediate sanctions relief on Iran on Wednesday, amid ongoing negotiations to secure a lasting peace agreement. He said during a White House Cabinet meeting that the United States is not considering easing sanctions or giving money to Iran.
Two people are dead, and nine others are missing, after a chemical tank imploded in Longview, Washington state. Authorities say there is no hope of finding more survivors.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton defeated incumbent Sen. John Cornyn (R-Texas) in the Republican primary runoff election. Jenny Beth Martin, chair of the Tea Party Patriots Action, joins NTD to discuss how much weight Trump's endorsement carried.
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President Donald Trump will host a cabinet meeting at the White House on Wednesday, after first announcing that the meeting would take place at Camp David. The president on Tuesday postponed the cabinet meeting at Camp David based on possible bad weather conditions.
An American journalist and the son of a Texas Republican politician has been charged with acting as a Chinese agent. Court records show Thomas Pauken II was allegedly paid at least $100,000 for selling intelligence to the Chinese Communist Party.
Vice President JD Vance hosts a roundtable with state attorneys general on anti-fraud efforts. Kurt Couchman, senior fellow in Fiscal Policy at Americans for Prosperity, joins NTD to discuss.
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President Donald Trump on Monday said negotiations with the Iranian regime are "proceeding nicely." He said there will only be either a great deal for all, or a return to "Battlefront and shooting, but bigger and stronger than ever before." Americans pay tribute to the roughly 1.3 million military service members who fought and died for the United States. Trump participates in a Memorial Day wreath-laying ceremony at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier at Arlington National Cemetery. Pope Leo XIV calls for stronger regulation of artificial intelligence in his first major teaching document. He warns that the rapidly advancing technology risks spreading misinformation, fueling conflict, and normalizing war.
President Donald Trump on Sunday wrote on Truth Social that he has told his representatives not to rush into a deal with Iran and that “time is on our side.” He added that a deal is not fully negotiated yet, but if he were to sign a deal with Iran, it will be good and proper.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention added public health screening for Ebola at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport. The screening applies to passengers returning from Democratic Republic of Congo, Uganda, and South Sudan.
At least 82 people were killed and some 120 others were injured in a gas explosion at a coal mine in China's coal-producing Shanxi province. Rescue efforts are underway, and the cause of the explosion, and potential safety lapses, are under investigation.
President Donald Trump on May 23 told Axios that the chance of negotiations with Iran leading to a peace deal is about "50–50." He said the two sides will reach what he considers a “good” deal or else the United States will “blow them to kingdom come.” The president said he will likely decide on whether to continue warring with Iran by May 24.
Tens of thousands of people in Orange County, California, have been evacuated due to a chemical leak at an aerospace facility. Fire officials say the leak is coming from an industrial tank containing roughly 7,000 gallons of methyl methacrylate, which is a highly flammable toxic substance.
President Donald Trump will skip his son Donald Trump Jr.'s wedding and stay in Washington this weekend. This comes after he visited Rockland County, New York, on Friday to campaign for Rep. Mike Lawler's reelection.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio says China and Russia have been supplying weapons to Cuba while keeping a significant intelligence presence there. This comes as the United States has arrested the sister of a top executive at Cuba’s military-run corporation.
Child safety groups urge the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) to investigate online interactive gaming platform Roblox. They allege that children face sexual and financial harm on the platform.
The Justice Department on Thursday announced criminal charges against 15 accused fraudsters in Minnesota, involving more than $90 million in taxpayer dollars. The latest accusations involve programs such as Minnesota’s Housing Stabilization Services, which was shut down because of fraud, and autism services.
A roughly $70 billion immigration enforcement bill stalled in the Senate with disputes over security funding for the White House and the Trump administration’s $1.8 billion anti-weaponization settlement fund. Senate Republicans appear increasingly unlikely to meet their self-imposed deadline for passing the legislation.
An Air France flight destined for Detroit is redirected to Montreal after U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) barred it from entering the country. A passenger from the Democratic Republic of Congo is restricted from entering the United States due to the deadly Ebola outbreak.
The United States on Wednesday indicted the former leader of communist Cuba, Raúl Castro, for his alleged role in the 1996 shooting down of two planes carrying Americans. President Donald Trump issued a statement saying, "America will not tolerate a rogue state harboring hostile foreign military, intelligence, and terror operations just 90 miles from the American homeland."
Preliminary data from the FBI show that the violent crime rate in the United States declined sharply in 2025, by 9.3 percent from the year before. This marks the fastest rate of decline in nearly 90 years.
President Donald Trump on Tuesday told reporters he prefers diplomacy in dealing with the Iranian regime, but warned that the U.S. military is ready to strike again if Iran doesn’t reach a nuclear deal.
A brush fire in Southern California has burned nearly 1,400 acres and forced thousands to evacuate. Firefighters say they’re making progress on the Sandy Fire, but gusty winds continue to challenge crews.
House lawmakers probe how scams linked to China cost everyday Americans over $10 billion every year. They say the scams are growing increasingly sophisticated.
President Donald Trump on Monday said the U.S. military will not strike Iran in what he called a planned attack on Tuesday. The president said that leaders of several Gulf Arab states had asked him not to carry out the strikes.
The Trump administration is pausing its participation in the U.S.-Canada Permanent Joint Board on Defense. The Department of War said Ottawa has failed to live up to its defense commitments.
Colorado officials said an adult resident of the state died from hantavirus after being exposed to a rodent, and there was no connection to an outbreak on a cruise ship earlier this month.
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A day of prayer, worship, and song as thousands of Americans rededicate the United States as one nation under God: Find out what their faith means to them, and what else to look out for as America prepares to celebrate its 250th birthday.
Senator Bill Cassidy loses the Republican primary to Trump-endorsed congresswoman, Julia Letlow, and Louisiana State Treasurer, John Fleming. It's the first time in 12 years that an incumbent GOP senator has lost renomination.
Tens of thousands joined a rally in central London in the UK on Saturday, to voice their concerns over the changing face of the British nation. Topics in the spotlight included illegal immigration and discontent with the current government.
President Trump announced during the weekend that U.S. and Nigerian forces killed a top ISIS leader in Africa, the latest in a series of U.S. strikes targeting terrorist groups in Nigeria.
Louisiana is holding primary elections today. Republican Senator Bill Cassidy's seat is up for grabs as he faces tough competition against Trump-endorsed Congresswoman Julia Letlow and Louisiana Treasurer John Fleming.
Several books and films have shined a light on the subject of forced organ harvesting in Communist China. A new documentary on this issue, "The Silent Harvest," was released online globally today.
Washington’s longstanding policies on Taiwan remain unchanged following the summit between President Donald Trump and Chinese Communist Party leader Xi Jinping, officials said. Trump told reporters on Friday he declined to clarify his position on Taiwan when Xi asked whether the United States would defend the island.
CIA Director John Ratcliffe and other U.S. officials meet with Cuban officials in Havana. This comes as the communist island says it has completely run out of diesel and heavy fuel oil, and its power grid has entered a “critical” state.
Federal officials ramp up law enforcement efforts across Washington ahead of major summer events and America's 250th anniversary celebrations. One million people are expected at the National Mall this coming July 4th.
President Donald Trump concluded the first day of his visit to China on Thursday, after a high-level summit with Chinese leader Xi Jinping. Trump said China has agreed to purchase 200 Boeing jets. The Congressional-Executive Commission on China holds a hearing on the Chinese Communist Party's practice of forced organ harvesting from prisoners of conscience. Epoch Times senior editor Jan Jekielek and other witnesses testified on how the regime carries out the brutal human rights abuses. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says 41 people are under monitoring in the United States for hantavirus. Most of them were at one time on board the virus-stricken MV Hondius cruise ship.
Thousands gathered for an annual parade in Manhattan on Wednesday to mark World Falun Dafa Day. The day celebrates 34 years since Falun Dafa, a spiritual practice rooted in the principles of truthfulness, compassion, and forbearance, was introduced to the public in China.
Kevin Warsh will officially become the new head of the Federal Reserve after the Senate voted 54–45 to confirm his four-year term. Warsh has said he would like to see the Fed return to the dual mandate of stable prices and maximum employment rather than engage in mission creep.
Vice President JD Vance announced the Trump administration will withhold $1.3 billion in Medicaid payments to California due to potentially fraudulent billing patterns. The action comes among a host of others taken recently to crack down on fraudulent activity in Medicare and Medicaid.
FBI Director Kash Patel and DEA Administrator Terrance Cole told senators that federal agencies are expanding efforts to counter criminal networks tied to China, including fentanyl precursor trafficking, cyber threats, and illegal marijuana operations in multiple states.
President Donald Trump told reporters before departing for China that he expects inflation to drop as soon as the war with Iran ends. He said he also believes oil prices will drop once the war is over.
The Missouri Supreme Court upheld a mid-decade congressional redistricting plan backed by Trump that could help Republicans win an extra seat. In South Carolina, the state Senate voted against a House amendment that would have moved forward with a mid-decade redistricting effort.
President Donald Trump on Monday indicated he would reduce the federal gasoline tax to provide relief at the pump amid high fuel prices caused by the military operation in Iran. He added the suspension would be in place "till it's appropriate."
Sixteen U.S. citizens repatriated from the hantavirus-hit cruise ship are being quarantined at a medical facility in Omaha, Nebraska, with two more at another facility in Atlanta, Georgia. Health officials stress that the virus does not pose a risk to the public at this time.
Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard is probing biological laboratories abroad funded by U.S. taxpayer dollars for decades. The probe will cover more than 120 overseas labs, while aiming "to identify where these labs are, what pathogens they contain and what ‘research’ is being conducted."
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From Iran, Taiwan, and rare earths to China’s nuclear program, the White House is previewing what's on the agenda for President Donald Trump’s upcoming talks with Chinese leader Xi Jinping.
Some of the people evacuating the MV Hondius, where a Hantavirus outbreak occurred, are heading home. An international evacuation operation is underway in the Canary Islands.
A deadly security breach at Denver Airport: An individual who ran onto the runway was struck and killed by a departing Frontier Airlines plane. NTD has the latest on the investigation.
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The U.S. is expecting a response from Iran soon on its proposal to end the 10-week conflict, while a ceasefire remains in place despite recent flare-ups.
Countries are preparing to remove passengers from the cruise ship hit by a hantavirus outbreak. The ship is expected to anchor off the Spanish coast early Sunday. Health officials say the risk of the virus spreading remains low.
President Trump is set to travel to China next week for his first face-to-face meeting with Chinese leader Xi Jinping in Beijing since 2017. Analysis on what cards each side holds.
President Donald Trump on Friday announced that Russia and Ukraine will be engaging in a three-day-long ceasefire, along with a prisoner swap. The president said the ceasefire would take place on May 9, May 10, and May 11, which coincides with the Russian Victory Day holiday on May 9.
The Department of War released its first batch of UFO-related documents that had been slated for public release. The files include footage of unidentified flying objects and flying discs documented between June 1947 and July 1968.
New Jersey says it is monitoring two residents who were potentially exposed to a person infected with hantavirus after that individual departed from the cruise ship MV Hondius. The residents were not passengers on the ship, and the potential exposure occurred during air travel abroad.
President Donald Trump said on Thursday that his meeting with Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva at the White House was productive. Trump said he discussed trade and tariffs with Lula, adding that both sides will continue to address bilateral matters.
The Trump administration is preparing visa sanctions on China over Beijing’s slow acceptance of deported Chinese nationals, a senior administration official says. Measures could include raising cash bond requirements for visa applicants, as well as denying more visas and imposing stricter entry controls at the border.
President Donald Trump on Wednesday paused "Project Freedom," an operation designed to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, citing renewed progress toward diplomacy with Iran. He also warned China against ignoring U.S. sanctions, ahead of his visit to Beijing next week.
A Chinese-American man is on trial for allegedly opening a secret Chinese police station in New York. Prosecutors say he did so to help the Chinese Communist Party suppress dissidents on U.S. soil.
Tennessee and South Carolina advance redistricting efforts, unveiling new Congressional maps favoring Republicans. The push follows primary losses in Indiana for Republicans who opposed redistricting efforts.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio held his first fill-in White House press briefing on Tuesday, answering questions on Iran, Cuba, and his upcoming visit to Italy. Rubio told NTD White House correspondent Mari Otsu that human rights issues remain prominent during President Donald Trump’s upcoming visit to China.
Indiana and Ohio hold primary elections as voters weigh key statewide races shaping the road to 2026. In Indiana, seven state senators who opposed a redistricting push face challengers backed by Trump.
The World Health Organization says some human-to-human transmission may have occurred on the cruise ship hit by a suspected hantavirus outbreak that left three people dead and several others ill.
President Donald Trump says that Iran will be “blown off the face of the earth” if it attacks any American vessels helping stranded vessels safely transit through the Hormuz Strait. That comes as the United States has shot down seven small Iranian boats firing missiles at ships being protected during the operation, according to the president.
The Supreme Court today allowed prescriptions for the abortion pill to be dispensed by mail. The ruling temporarily allows the drug to be prescribed through telemedicine and sent by mail, pending further proceedings.
A class action lawsuit accuses a Chinese car company of spying on drivers and passengers in Israel. The lawsuit alleges that cars from China’s BYD—the world’s largest electric vehicle maker—collect sensitive information and secretly send the data back to China.
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U.S. Responds to Iran’s Proposal; Oil Wells to Burst 'Next Week': Bessent
| NTD Evening News (May. 3)
President Donald Trump says he’s “not satisfied” with the Iranian regime’s latest proposal and that he’s standing firm on his red lines. He confirms that talks to officially end the war in Iran have been ongoing by phone.
The Trump administration on Saturday unveiled a relief plan for thousands of stranded Spirit travelers after the budget airline went out of business overnight.
In two weeks, Trump and Chinese Communist Party leader Xi Jinping are set to meet, with discussions likely to cover issues from trade to national security. An analyst weighs in on what to expect.
President Donald Trump spoke to retirees on Friday in The Villages, Florida, after taking steps aimed at providing millions of Americans better access to retirement accounts—a move that was met with bipartisan praise. It’s the president's first large public event since his third assassination attempt Saturday night.
Breaking tonight, the Pentagon says the United States is withdrawing 5,000 troops from NATO ally Germany. This comes after President Trump said earlier that the U.S. was reviewing a possible reduction. And with Operation Epic Fury paused amid a ceasefire, the United States is continuing Economic Fury on Iran—this time targeting a Chinese firm accused of helping Iran sell billions in sanctioned oil.
Trump on Friday said he’s still weighing a taxpayer-funded takeover of Spirit Airlines. The president did not offer details about the proposal but told reporters he would have an announcement on the matter by Saturday.
President Donald Trump today signed an executive order to help expand access to retirement savings accounts for Americans without employer-provided plans. The order directs the U.S. Department of the Treasury to launch the TrumpIRA.gov website by January, when eligible low-income workers will receive matching funds from the government.The shutdown is finally over, as Trump today signed a bill to end a record 75-day partial shutdown of the Department of Homeland Security. Congress also passed a short-term extension of a key foreign surveillance tool hours before it was scheduled to expire on Thursday night.A proposal to require voter ID in California is now one step closer to going before voters. The newly qualified ballot measure could bring major changes to how ballots are cast and verified in the state.
The U.S. House of Representatives advanced bills to extend a surveillance authority, a budget plan for Immigration and Customs Enforcement and Border Patrol, and a farm bill. The procedural vote to advance the legislation passed 216–210. The Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act at the center of the debate allows intelligence agencies to conduct warrantless surveillance on foreign targets located abroad.
The Supreme Court ruled to limit how race can be used in redistricting in a 6–3 decision in the Louisiana case. The case focused on whether a lower court order to create a second black-majority congressional district in Louisiana was constitutional. The court says race cannot be used as the primary factor in drawing electoral district boundaries.
President Donald Trump issued a new warning to Iran, urging the regime to “get smart soon,” and said further strikes depend on ongoing talks. This comes as the president refuses to lift the U.S. naval blockade on Iranian ports.
Former FBI Director James Comey has been charged with threatening the life of the president and making a threat across state lines, Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche announced this afternoon. The case relates to an Instagram post Comey made about a year ago.
Federal agents today raided day care centers in Minnesota as part of a fraud investigation. The Department of Homeland Security says it is working to determine how American taxpayer dollars may have been abused.
In a major development in the global oil market, the United Arab Emirates has announced it is leaving OPEC. The group coordinates production among many of the world’s largest oil producers.
A California man has been formally charged with attempting to assassinate President Trump during the White House Correspondents’ Dinner in Washington. The White House, condemning political violence and the rhetoric it says inspired it.
In the aftermath of the shooting, new focus is turning to the agencies that secured the event. Both the secret service and TSA are under the department of homeland security, now operating more than 70 days without full funding, as emergency money runs low and lawmakers remain at odds over a path forward.
President Trump today -- meeting with his national security team to discuss Iran. This comes after what's left of the Islamic regime sent a new peace proposal over the weekend.
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President Donald Trump canceled the U.S. trip to Pakistan for talks with Iran Saturday. The president emphasizes that the United States holds all the cards, adding that the trip is too time-consuming and costly.
On Saturday night, for the first time in his two presidencies, Trump is set to attend the White House Correspondents’ Association Dinner. The president had previously boycotted the event, citing unfair treatment by the media.
The White House announced today that senior U.S. envoys will head to Islamabad tomorrow for a fresh round of direct talks with Iran. That's as the Treasury Department sanctions a major China-based oil refinery and roughly 40 shipping companies and tankers involved in transporting Iranian oil. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent also announced sanctions on crypto wallets tied to Iran’s attempts to move money outside the country.
The Department of Justice has ended its criminal investigation of Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell. The top federal prosecutor in the District of Columbia, Jeanine Pirro, said Friday she has directed her office to close the investigation.
An appeals court has blocked President Trump’s executive order suspending asylum access at the border. The ruling comes as the Trump administration attempts to counter illegitimate asylum claims, particularly at the southern border. Meanwhile, the Trump administration is expanding execution methods for federal prisoners to include firing squads.
President Donald Trump ordered the U.S. Navy to strike any Iranian boats laying mines in the Strait of Hormuz. That’s as a full naval blockade tightens the noose on the Iranian regime’s oil lifeline. The president says he’s under zero pressure to cut a deal with the regime. Senate Republicans passed a budget resolution to fund ICE and Customs and Border Protection. Republicans say this is the first step toward eventually funding the rest of DHS. Lawmakers warn China-linked actors are stealing America’s AI technology. The White House outlines how the United States will respond.
As President Donald Trump extends a ceasefire to allow Iran to present a unified proposal, the U.S. military says its forces have turned around almost 30 vessels since the naval blockade began. Washington is also refuting reports that some ships are getting through the blockade.
Hours after Virginia voters approved a referendum for a new congressional map heavily favoring Democrats, a circuit court ruled the measure unconstitutional and is blocking certification of the election.
President Donald Trump on Tuesday announced a ceasefire extension with Iran. He said the United States has been asked to halt its attack on the regime until it submits a unified proposal. In the meantime, the president is directing the U.S. military to continue its blockade on Iranian ports. That comes as U.S. forces board a second vessel with ties to Iran in just two days—this time in the Indo-Pacific.
Rep. Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick resigned from Congress on Tuesday. The Florida Democrat’s resignation follows a House ethics investigation. Meanwhile, Trump’s nominee for Federal Reserve chair, Kevin Warsh, was in the hot seat today, facing tough questions from lawmakers over inflation and political independence.
Labor Secretary Lori Chavez-DeRemer is stepping down following an internal investigation into allegations of misconduct. The White House announced Keith Sonderling will take on the role of acting secretary of labor.
President Donald Trump is threatening to destroy Iran’s power plants and bridges after accusing the regime of violating the ceasefire. This comes as the United States prepares for a second round of peace talks in Pakistan. The president says he feels no pressure to reach a deal.
A major shakeup at one of the world’s most valuable companies, as Apple announces today that Tim Cook will step down as CEO and moving into the role of executive chairman. Apple says John Ternus, senior vice president of hardware engineering, will take over as CEO on Sept. 1.
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Iran recloses the Strait of Hormuz today, hours after saying it would open the waterway to commercial ships. Iran’s joint military command says it will keep restrictions in place as long as the U.S. blocks Iranian ports.
Today marks the 43rd anniversary of the deadliest terror attack on an American embassy in history. The Iran-backed Islamic Jihad terrorist group claimed responsibility for the 1983 attack on the U.S. Embassy in Beirut.
President Trump signed an executive order today to speed up the research and approval of psychedelic drugs, which he says could help people struggling with mental illnesses. That’s as the president says veterans are facing especially high rates of mental health challenges.
President Trump today announced the Strait of Hormuz is fully open and ready for full passage. Meanwhile, he says the U.S. naval blockade on Iranian ports, now in its fifth day, “will remain in full force and effect as it pertains to Iran only, until such time as our transaction with Iran is 100 percent complete.”
Oil prices dropped as Iran reopened the Strait of Hormuz. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick gave an optimistic view of U.S. economic growth and signaled potential shifts in U.S. trade policy—from North America to China—that could reshape the broader economic outlook.
President Donald Trump today announced a major Middle East breakthrough involving Israel, Lebanon, and the Hezbollah terrorist group. The president says Iran is now willing to hand over its “nuclear dust,” as the U.S. blockade on Iranian ports financially squeezes the regime. The Department of Homeland Security shutdown is now in its 61st day—the longest in U.S. history. That’s as Republicans push forward with a plan to fund immigration enforcement without Democratic support. New York Gov. Kathy Hochul, along with New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani, is proposing a plan to tax the ultra-wealthy. The new tax would hit owners of second homes in New York City valued above $5 million.
We’re now on day three of the U.S. blockade of Iranian ports. President Trump says the military operation in Iran is “very close to over,” as the White House announces the beginning of an economic operation meant to pressure the regime.
On Capitol Hill, IRS CEO Frank Bisignano told lawmakers the 2026 tax filing season is a success, as lawmakers on both sides question the agency’s performance. Meanwhile, the Government Operations Subcommittee is examining fraud occurring nationwide in many state-level programs like Medicaid.
U.S. Ambassador to the U.N. Mike Waltz testified today before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee about reforms at the U.N., and how the U.S. is combating the Chinese Communist Party’s influence in international bodies.
President Donald Trump told the New York Post that additional peace talks could take place over the next two days in Pakistan’s capital, as the U.S. blockade of Iranian ports ramps up pressure in the Gulf. Vice President JD Vance says the regime is engaging in an “act of economic terrorism” against the entire world after its military has been decimated.
A new Justice Department report alleges the Biden administration unfairly enforced a law protecting access to abortion clinics. The DOJ’s Weaponization Working Group says the Freedom of Access to Clinic Entrances Act—known as the FACE Act—was used to target pro-life activists.
A fifth woman has come forward accusing former Rep. Eric Swalwell (D-Calif.) of sexual assault. With Swalwell now out of California’s governor’s race following the allegations, what does the race look like moving forward?
The U.S. naval blockade of Iranian ports in the Strait of Hormuz is taking effect as President Donald Trump demands Iran end its nuclear program. Trump also warns the Chinese Communist Party that if it arms the Iranian regime, it could face a 50 percent tariff.
Rep. Eric Swalwell (D-Calif.) has said he will resign his seat in Congress. This comes after he announced he was dropping out of the governor’s race. The decision follows sexual misconduct allegations he denies amid growing calls for accountability.
Congress returns to Washington this week after a two-week spring recess. Lawmakers are facing a full agenda of hearings and early moves on key budget and national security priorities.
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Hungary's Prime Minister Victor Orban has conceded defeat in the country's national election, ending his 16 years in office. Peter Magyar of opposition party Tisza looks set for a major victory.
President Donald Trump announced the next moves he's taking after weekend negotiations with Iran in Pakistan turned sour. Find out what the U.S. Navy will be doing next.
Trump is also threatening China with 50 percent tariffs if it aids Iran militarily.
A U.S. delegation led by Vice President JD Vance, along with special envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner, is meeting with Iranian officials in Pakistan Saturday to discuss a path to peace. Also Saturday, U.S. forces are beginning the process of clearing out mines in the Strait of Hormuz. Meanwhile, the president issued a warning to Beijing, saying China could have “big problems” if it ships weapons to Iran.
The New York City Police Department reported Saturday that officers shot a suspect after three people were stabbed at Manhattan’s Grand Central Terminal. Police say the suspect called himself “Lucifer.”
The Artemis II astronauts have returned to Earth. The historic mission, which sent astronauts on a flyby around the Moon in the first crewed lunar mission since the 1970s, ended in a “textbook” splashdown in the Pacific Friday evening.
Vice President JD Vance is on his way to Pakistan for a high-stakes summit with Iran. The talks will mark the highest-level meeting between U.S. and Iranian officials since 1979. Ahead of the meeting, President Donald Trump is warning the Iranian regime to take negotiations seriously.
Democrat-led states and small businesses were back in the International Trade Court today, challenging the president’s global tariffs applied under Section 122 of the Trade Act of 1974. A three-judge panel of the court heard the arguments.
The Artemis II astronauts are racing home, set to splash down in the Pacific tonight at around 8:07 p.m. ET.
President Donald Trump says U.S. ships and military forces will stay in and around Iran until what he calls the “real agreement” is reached. This comes a day after the White House declared that Iran has accepted a ceasefire proposal with the United States.
The Iranian regime is calling on Israel to stop its war against the Hezbollah terrorist group in Lebanon, saying it is a violation of the ceasefire agreement for the war in Iran. Israel’s prime minister says Israeli forces will continue to strike the Iran-backed group with full force.
Democrat-led states and small businesses will be back in the International Trade Court tomorrow, challenging the president’s global tariffs applied under Section 122 of the Trade Act of 1974. Trump turned to this provision after the Supreme Court ruled against his use of an emergency powers law to implement the tariffs.
The White House announced that Vice President JD Vance will lead the U.S. delegation for Iran peace talks on Saturday. This comes as President Donald Trump declared a “big day for world peace,” and the White House said Iran has agreed to a cease-fire proposal.
Data show the first vessels are already managing to pass through the Strait of Hormuz. U.S. officials say all military objectives have been achieved in the war against Iran and that, as the cease-fire continues to hold, U.S. troops remain ready to resume combat operations.
With under two hours left before his 8 p.m. deadline, President Trump has agreed to suspend bombing Iran for two weeks, if Iran agrees to open the Strait of Hormuz.
Meanwhile, the Iranian regime called on residents to form human chains around Iran’s bridges and power plants ahead of President Trump’s deadline for a deal.
President Trump declared Tuesday “power plant and bridge day” if Iran does not open the Strait of Hormuz. This comes as the president and top officials celebrate the historic rescue of two American airmen whose F-15 was shot down over Iran last week.
The crew of Artemis II set a new record on Monday for the farthest distance humans have traveled from Earth. The Orion spacecraft is expected to reach its closest approach to the moon Monday night.
The Supreme Court has thrown out an appeals court ruling that upheld Steve Bannon’s contempt of Congress conviction. The decision sends the Trump ally’s case back to district court.
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A new warning from President Donald Trump: Iran is facing a Tuesday deadline to reopen the Strait of Hormuz or face consequences.
The second U.S. airman whose fighter jet crashed in Iran has been rescued. The daring operation involved up to a hundred U.S. forces, and intelligence personnel.
Members of OPEC+ have agreed to boost oil production next month. But, their ability to achieve this will depend on the situation in the Hormuz Strait.
The State Department on Saturday announced the United States is revoking the visas of family members of a former Iranian general. Qasem Soleimani, a major general in Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, was eliminated during the first Trump administration. His niece and grandniece are now in Immigration and Customs Enforcement custody.
A federal judge has ordered President Donald Trump to pause collecting race data from public universities as part of the president’s push against race-based policies in higher education. In a ruling Friday, a federal judge in Boston said the federal government likely has the authority to collect the data, but the demand was rolled out to universities in a “rushed and chaotic” manner.
In college basketball, the Final Four is about to begin, with Saturday's winners advancing to the championship game. And from hand-decorated eggs to chocolate masterpieces, people around the world are preparing to celebrate Easter.
Search and rescue efforts are underway after an American fighter jet was downed over Iran, as President Donald Trump issues a stark warning to the regime about its bridges and power plants.
Meanwhile, the president is proposing a historic Pentagon budget for fiscal 2027, which would surge defense spending to $1.5 trillion. It would include a pay raise for military personnel, funding for the president’s Golden Dome missile defense system, and investment in shipbuilding.
March job numbers nearly tripled expectations, with 178,000 new jobs added. Meanwhile, the DHS shutdown is nearing 50 days, with Republican leadership reaching an agreement to end it but the House not yet taking a vote.
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President Trump today issued a harsh warning to Iran, saying there’s “more to follow” after the U.S. destroyed the Middle East’s largest bridge. This comes a day after the president’s primetime address to the nation on the progress of Operation Epic Fury.
The president today also announced that Pam Bondi is out as attorney general and that Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche will step in to serve as acting attorney general. Bondi posted on X that she will be moving to an “important private sector role,” where she will continue fighting for the Trump administration.
On the anniversary of Liberation Day, President Trump signed a proclamation strengthening Section 232 tariffs on steel, aluminum, and copper. The updated rules impose 50 percent tariffs on most metal products, 25 percent on derivatives, and lower rates for equipment using U.S. metals.
The Supreme Court was packed on Wednesday as President Donald Trump attended oral arguments on birthright citizenship.
Trump says Iran is now asking for a cease-fire. This comes as the president is set to address the nation tonight.
The first moon mission in more than half a century: Astronauts of the Artemis II mission are preparing to launch from the Kennedy Space Center.
Ahead of the midterm elections, President Donald Trump today signs an executive order cracking down on mail-in voting across the country.
Trump issued a new ultimatum to European countries about the Strait of Hormuz, criticizing them for failing to assist the United States in Operation Epic Fury and telling them in a post on Truth Social to “go get your own oil!”
The Supreme Court has struck down a Colorado law banning certain counseling conversations with minors about sexual orientation and gender identity. The decision will allow mental health professionals to offer talk therapy to children diagnosed with gender dysphoria.
The United States and Israel are keeping up pressure on the Iranian regime as Operation Epic Fury continues. Following talks with Iran, President Donald Trump says he is now delaying strikes on Iran’s power plants.
Most Transportation Security Administration agents are now receiving back pay through an executive order, even as the Department of Homeland Security shutdown enters its sixth week, with Congress still deadlocked over funding.
Supreme Court justices will hear oral arguments on Wednesday in one of the highest-profile cases of this term. The Justice Department is set to argue in favor of Trump’s executive order restricting birthright citizenship.
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A drone at Palm Beach International Airport prevented the takeoff of Air Force One on Sunday as it was about to depart with President Donald Trump onboard.
Tehran issued a warning to the United States against possible ground operations in Iran. It comes after the United States said about 3,500 sailors and Marines arrived in the region on Friday.
The launch of Artemis II is approaching, as the United States prepares to return to the moon.
The Iran-aligned Houthi terrorist organization in Yemen launched a missile attack against Israel today. The Houthi involvement comes after the U.S.-Israel coalition has reportedly hit over 15,000 targets in Iran.
As Operation Epic Fury continues, more than 3,500 U.S. sailors and Marines aboard the USS Tripoli have arrived in the Middle East, as the Pentagon continues to build up forces in the region.
Amid speculation that he could return to Iran as leader—after nearly fifty years—the former Crown Prince of Iran, Reza Pahlavi, spoke at CPAC today. Pahlavi made clear his intentions to help his former country while highlighting the massacre of thousands of protesters recently killed by the current regime.
President Trump signed an executive order today to pay TSA agents amid the shutdown standoff. According to DHS, paychecks could arrive as soon as Monday. This comes as House Republicans rejected a Senate bill to fund the Department of Homeland Security—excluding ICE and parts of Customs and Border Protection—and instead proposed a new continuing resolution to fund the department in full. President Trump declares the Iranian regime ‘decimated’ as talks are ongoing. That's as Secretary of State Marco Rubio says the operation is expected to conclude in a matter of weeks. Golf legend Tiger Woods was involved in a rollover crash on Jupiter Island, Florida, this afternoon. He has been charged with DUI with property damage and refusal to submit to a lawful test.
President Trump is delaying strikes on Iranian power plants for 10 more days. The president says the regime is “begging” the U.S. to make a deal, adding that its military has “zero” chance of a comeback. That’s as Israel confirms it has killed a top Iranian naval commander—the head of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps Navy.
The Senate is voting for the sixth time on a bill to fund the Department of Homeland Security. This comes after the House passed a third bill to end the partial shutdown earlier today. Meanwhile, ICE agents have been spotted checking IDs at TSA security checkpoints—days after being sent by the Trump administration to help alleviate TSA staffing shortages.
Two siblings have been indicted after an improvised explosive device was found outside a Florida Air Force base. Authorities say one suspect planted the device days earlier before fleeing the country to China. Meanwhile, at a hearing today in the criminal case against former Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro and his wife Cilia Flores, the Maduros accused the U.S. government of interfering with their access to legal funding.
Iran wanted to talk, and President Donald Trump is willing to listen: That’s what the White House is saying on Wednesday as U.S. Central Command announces fresh results from Operation Epic Fury.
Almost a month into the war, the United States and Israel continue launching strikes against the Iranian regime. This comes as Turkey says it is now mediating talks between the U.S. and Iran to help bring an end to the war.
The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) says it is experiencing the highest wait times “in TSA history” at some airports. Meanwhile, in the Department of Homeland Security funding stalemate, Senate Democrats presented a counteroffer, but Majority Leader John Thune rejected the proposal as an “unserious” attempt that repeats previously dismissed demands. That’s after Democratic leadership on Tuesday rejected Republicans’ latest proposal.
President Donald Trump says Iran has agreed to never have a nuclear weapon, as the United States is holding off on strikes against Iran’s power plants while talks take place this week.
Trump swore in Sen. Markwayne Mullin (R-Okla.) as the new Department of Homeland Security secretary Tuesday. This comes as Delta Air Lines announces that members of Congress will need to use public lines to get through airport security while Transportation Security Administration staffing shortages continue during the partial government shutdown.
A new NTD documentary explores how art, faith, and truth endure when tested by political pressure, personal hardship, and global disinformation. “UNBROKEN: The Untold Story of Shen Yun” premieres Tuesday night at 7 p.m. ET, only on NTD.
President Donald Trump on Monday ordered the War Department to delay strikes on Iranian energy sites, citing “productive” talks with the regime. He says those talks will continue throughout the week.
NATO is putting together a group of more than 20 countries to help Trump reopen the Strait of Hormuz. Meanwhile, a group aligned with Iran says it was behind an attack on four Jewish community ambulances in London early this morning.
ICE officers are now assisting Transportation Security Administration (TSA) agents at several airports. White House border czar Tom Homan says the officers are there to help alleviate long waits at security checkpoints. TSA expects staffing shortages to worsen as the Department of Homeland Security shutdown enters its sixth week.
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President Donald Trump says Saturday that he’ll send Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents to secure airports if Democrats don’t sign onto an agreement with Republicans to fund the Department of Homeland Security, as the partial government shutdown has left thousands of Transportation Security Administration officers working without pay since Feb. 14.
The United States says it has bombed an Iranian facility along the country’s coastline. Adm. Brad Cooper of U.S. Central Command says the facility was being used to discreetly store anti-ship cruise missiles and other equipment that posed a risk to international shipping.
Former FBI Director Robert Mueller passed away Friday night at the age of 81. Mueller led the probe into Trump’s 2016 campaign, ultimately finding no evidence of coordination with Russia. He was subpoenaed by the House Oversight Committee last year regarding the FBI’s 2007 Epstein investigation. The subpoena was withdrawn following news of Mueller’s diagnosis of Parkinson’s disease.
President Donald Trump says the United States is considering “winding down” its operation in Iran, declaring its objectives are close to having been met. This comes as the U.S. military prepares to send more warships to the Middle East, deploying another 5,000 soldiers to the region. The president is also calling out NATO countries that refused to help keep open the Strait of Hormuz.
The Justice Department has filed a new lawsuit against Harvard. The DOJ accuses the university’s leadership of failing to address anti-Semitism on campus, including failing to protect Jewish and Israeli students and rewarding perpetrators of harassment.
The Senate today again failed to move forward with legislation to fund the Department of Homeland Security. This comes after border czar Tom Homan yesterday met with Senate Democrats to try to break the stalemate.
President Donald Trump says NATO countries are now “getting much nicer” about opening the Strait of Hormuz, a day after he threatened to let them take full responsibility for the strait’s security. Israel says Iran no longer has the capacity to enrich uranium or produce ballistic missiles. This comes as the Pentagon declared that the United States is “winning decisively” while assuring Americans that Operation Epic Fury is nothing like the “forever” wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
The Senate Homeland Security Committee has voted to advance the nomination of Sen. Markwayne Mullin (R-Okla.). Trump’s nominee to replace outgoing Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem now heads to the floor for a full Senate vote.
Long lines at airport security are appearing at more major airports as DHS funding remains stalled in Congress. With the Department of Homeland Security in a partial shutdown, Transportation Security Administration employees have been working without pay as the United States enters peak spring break travel season.
President Donald Trump declares that Iran has been “decimated from every standpoint,” as Israel announces the death of Iran’s security chief, Ali Larijani. Trump says media coverage of Operation Epic Fury has been biased.
Israel’s prime minister says he is hoping the people of Iran will rise up and overthrow the Iranian regime, as Israel strikes Iranian leaders and U.S. forces launch a new wave of attacks in Iran.
The Senate on Tuesday afternoon voted to begin debate on the SAVE America Act. The debate is expected to last for several days or more. Meanwhile, Illinois voters headed to the polls Tuesday for midterm primaries, with immigration as a central issue in the race.
President Donald Trump is floating “finishing off” what he says is left of the Iranian regime on day 19 of Operation Epic Fury. Meanwhile, the Iranian regime is vowing retaliation after Israel reported killing another top Iranian leader.
U.S. forces are increasing their strikes along the Strait of Hormuz, dropping multiple 5,000-pound deep penetrator bombs on Iran’s shoreline, U.S. Central Command announced. The NATO chief says allies are also working to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, as the White House warns NATO countries amid pressure to secure the waterway.
Sen. Markwayne Mullin (R-Okla.), Trump’s pick to replace Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem, testified on Capitol Hill Wednesday. He is calling on Congress to reopen the Department of Homeland Security, which has now been shut down for more than a month.
President Donald Trump declared the Iranian regime “obliterated,” saying the war will wrap up “soon.”
The commander of U.S. Central Command says Iran has launched attacks on 12 different countries in the Middle East so far. He also says that U.S. forces are not only intercepting Iran’s missiles and drones, but also striking the sites that manufacture them. This comes as the U.S. president escalates pressure on other countries to help the United States secure the Strait of Hormuz, a critical global trade route.
President Trump today signs an executive order establishing a task force to root out welfare and social services fraud. He says Vice President JD Vance will chair the new group. The president says the task force will launch a “whole-of-government” approach to rooting out fraud, waste, and abuse within federal benefit programs, including programs jointly administered with state and local partners.
A powerful late-winter storm system is sweeping across the United States, bringing blizzard conditions, severe storms, and widespread travel disruptions. Forecasters warn of the system producing tornadoes and damaging winds in parts of the Mid-Atlantic and the Carolinas.
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President Donald Trump urged other nations to send warships to the Strait of Hormuz on Saturday after Iran threatened escalation across the Middle East in retaliation for Washington bombing its main Gulf island energy hub.
Protesters attacked a Communist Party office in central Cuba early on Saturday, in a rare outburst of public dissent triggered by blackouts.
President Donald Trump is threatening more strikes on what he calls Iran’s “crown jewel.” The president says he has spared Kharg Island’s oil infrastructure—but would reconsider strikes if Iran interferes with ships in the Strait of Hormuz. He also said on Truth Social Saturday that some other countries would help the United States protect the Strait of Hormuz.
March 14 marks a historic moment between the United States and Venezuela. For the first time in exactly seven years, the U.S. consulate raised the American flag in the capital city of Caracas.
The U.S. is urging Americans to leave Iraq immediately. The U.S. Embassy in Baghdad issued a warning today that Iran-aligned terrorists are encouraging and carrying out attacks against U.S. citizens and people associated with the United States. The alert also urged Americans to stay away from the embassy in Baghdad.
President Donald Trump today declared that the United States is “totally destroying” the Iranian regime, saying its Navy, Air Force, and leadership are gone. Meanwhile, the Pentagon and the White House condemn media coverage of the operation. Meanwhile, six U.S. service members were killed in a military aircraft accident in western Iraq. Gen. Dan Caine, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, said the crash of the U.S. refueling aircraft was “not the result of hostile or friendly fire.”
In Michigan, officials are calling yesterday’s attack on a local synagogue “a targeted act of violence against the Jewish community.” The suspect—who authorities say drove his truck into the house of worship—was a naturalized U.S. citizen born in Lebanon. New details are also emerging after yesterday’s deadly shooting at Old Dominion University in Norfolk, Virginia. Authorities say the suspect had previously served time in prison for attempting to support the ISIS terrorist group.
New signs of contact between Washington and Havana are emerging as Cuba struggles with economic collapse, prolonged blackouts, and fuel shortages caused by the loss of Venezuelan oil. Cuban communist regime leader Miguel Díaz-Canel confirmed today that officials have recently held discussions with representatives of the United States, saying the contacts were facilitated by international intermediaries and remain in the early stages.
President Donald Trump today declared the American military “unsurpassed” as he said the operation in Iran is moving along “very rapidly.” This comes as the Energy Department announces the release of 172 million barrels of oil in an effort to lower energy costs.
Law enforcement is investigating a car-ramming and shooting at the Temple Israel synagogue in Michigan. Police say a vehicle intentionally crashed into the building before catching fire. Security personnel engaged the suspect with gunfire, and the suspect was later found dead in the vehicle.
And a shooter opened fire at Old Dominion University, killing one person and injuring two others. FBI Director Kash Patel says authorities are investigating the incident as an act of terrorism.
President Trump says the U.S. has hit Iran harder than any country has ever been hit—and it’s “not finished yet.” That’s as he visits Rep. Thomas Massie’s district in Kentucky, pushing for election integrity ahead of the midterm elections.
Leaders involved in the war against Iran are calling on the Iranian people to rise up against the regime. That’s as Iran’s chief of police says protesters will be treated as enemies. Meanwhile, Israeli officials say Iran’s new supreme leader sustained injuries during the U.S.-Israeli military operations against Iran.
Deadly tornadoes tore through parts of the Midwest overnight. The storms left a trail of destruction across Indiana and Illinois. Officials say the threat of severe weather is not over, with millions remaining under severe weather alerts.
The Pentagon declared today the “most intense” day of strikes yet inside Iran. President Donald Trump said the United States has destroyed 10 Iranian mine-laying boats, warning of consequences at a “level never seen before” if any mines are laid within the Strait of Hormuz.
The White House says it now deems the Iranian Navy “combat ineffective,” with more than fifty vessels—including a major drone carrier—now at the bottom of the sea. Missile and drone attacks from Tehran are also trending sharply downward—90 percent and 83 percent reductions, respectively—since the operation began.
Voters in Georgia’s 14th Congressional District are heading to the polls today to choose a replacement for Marjorie Taylor Greene. Meanwhile, Trump is ramping up pressure on congressional Republicans to approve changes to voter ID requirements. He vows to stop signing other bills into law until it’s done.
The U.S. military has identified the seventh soldier killed during Operation Epic Fury as Sgt. Benjamin Pennington of Kentucky. Meanwhile, the Iranian regime continues launching strikes against other countries in the Middle East. The U.S. Central Command says over 5,000 Iranian targets have been struck in the first 10 days of Operation Epic Fury, with 50 Iranian vessels destroyed.
President Donald Trump today delivered remarks to the House Republican Conference in Florida, calling the U.S. military campaign against Iran a “short-term excursion.” He said Operation Epic Fury aims to eliminate evil and will end “pretty quickly.” Trump also dismissed Iran’s newly named supreme leader—Ali Khamenei’s son—as an unacceptable choice.
With a partial government shutdown now in effect for nearly a month, passengers at some airports are experiencing delays due to TSA staffing shortages. Meanwhile, New York City officials are investigating an attack involving explosive devices outside the mayor’s residence on Saturday as an act of terrorism.
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Iran has announced it has chosen a successor to Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. The news comes as U.S. Central Command issued a safety warning to civilians in Iran where threats are escalating.
A seventh U.S. service member has died since the start of Operation Epic Fury. U.S. central command said the service member died on Saturday night from earlier injuries.
The war in the Middle East has led to rising energy prices as oil and gas production faces obstacles. NTD looks at the impact on travel.
President Donald Trump vowed Saturday that “today Iran will be hit very hard.” The statement came ahead of his attendance at the dignified transfer of six U.S. soldiers killed in Kuwait, at Dover Air Force Base in Delaware, where he pledged to keep American deaths to a minimum. Trump says the Iranian regime has apologized and surrendered to its neighbors in the Middle East—a promise he says was only made because of the relentless U.S.–Israel joint attack.
The president also hosted the first Shield of the Americas Summit Saturday in Florida, where he announced a new military coalition to eradicate cartels.
President Donald Trump is demanding ‘unconditional surrender’ from the Iranian regime. That’s as U.S. forces announce establishing air superiority, striking over 3,000 targets and destroying 43 Iranian ships seven days into Operation Epic Fury.
President Donald Trump announces a replacement for Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem, who is moving to a newly created position, special envoy for the shield of the Americas. This comes on the fifth day of Operation Epic Fury, with the president saying he needs to be personally involved in picking Iran’s next leader.
The White House says the United States will have complete control over Iranian airspace within the next few hours. That’s as it says the Iranian regime’s retaliatory strikes are weakening by the day.
In the Middle East, Israeli forces report launching multiple strikes against a key Iranian headquarters in Tehran. Meanwhile, Israel has ordered evacuations in parts of southern Lebanon after Hezbollah terrorists injured two Israeli soldiers.
The Senate today failed to advance a war powers resolution aimed at limiting Operation Epic Fury in Iran, with lawmakers clashing over readiness, funding, and congressional authority. In the House, Republican leaders accused Democrats of undermining national security by blocking homeland security funding.
President Donald Trump on Tuesday stated that most of Iran’s military installations have been “knocked out.” He also revealed that Israel struck the building where Iran was reportedly choosing a successor to Ayatollah Khamenei, as U.S. forces hit more than 1,700 military targets and U.S. embassies brace for imminent attacks.
Lawmakers today received classified briefings behind closed doors on the escalating conflict with Iran. Meanwhile, a sharp partisan clash unfolded over presidential war powers inside a Senate Armed Services Committee hearing on Iran.
North Carolina and Texas are holding the first major primary races of this election season today. Meanwhile, California Democrats are being urged to assess, and possibly drop out of, the governor’s race.
President Trump says the U.S. operation against Iran was projected to last four to five weeks. The president also laid out the operation’s four objectives. That’s as the nation now mourns six U.S. troops killed in Operation Epic Fury.
Israel is expanding strikes on Beirut after Iran retaliated for the killing of its supreme leader and nearly 50 top officials. The conflict is rapidly escalating across the region.
Meanwhile, the Iran war is affecting U.S. partners across multiple continents. Iran attacked a British military base in Cyprus, dragging a NATO member into the conflict. And countries in the Middle East are pausing their much-needed energy production.
As speculation mounts over the possibility of an imminent U.S. strike on Iran, the president says the U.S. hasn’t made a final decision, but he’s not happy with the way Iran has negotiated. It comes as the U.S. ambassador to Israel, Mike Huckabee, tells U.S. embassy staff in Israel to leave “today” if they want to. Meanwhile, President Trump is pressuring Cuba, saying Secretary of State Marco Rubio is dealing with the issue at a very high level. Since Venezuelan regime leader Maduro’s ouster, President Trump has repeatedly said communist Cuba is in “big trouble,” saying today, “We could very well end up having a friendly takeover of Cuba after many, many years.” Former President Bill Clinton is testifying today before members of Congress. This comes as part of the House Oversight Committee’s Epstein probe and a day after former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton testified. In his opening statement, Clinton said, “I saw nothing, and I did nothing wrong.”
U.S. special envoy Steve Witkoff and his team are in Geneva for the third round of talks with Iran in an effort to reach a nuclear deal. This comes as President Donald Trump threatened Iran with military action in his State of the Union address.
The House Oversight Committee was in Chappaqua, New York, today to depose former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton in its investigation into Jeffrey Epstein. Meanwhile, new details are emerging about the FBI’s collection of phone records during the Biden administration.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio says the United States is investigating and will have answers soon after the Cuban regime said four people aboard a U.S.-registered boat were shot and killed by its coast guard.
President Donald Trump will deliver his first State of the Union address since returning to office on Tuesday night, outlining his agenda on the economy, immigration, and national security. Among the president’s invited guests are Angel Families impacted by crimes by illegal border crossers. Meanwhile, some 70 Democrats plan to skip the speech. Most of them will attend counter-programming events in Washington, D.C.
Trump’s new 10 percent global tariffs under Section 122 of a trade law went into effect on Tuesday, despite the Supreme Court’s recent decision to strike down his reciprocal tariffs under a different statute. Countries are responding—some assessing the potential trade fallout from the ruling, while others are more confident. Meanwhile, Democrats have begun calling for the federal government to issue refunds.
Tuesday also marks four years since the start of the Russia-Ukraine war. Residents in Ukraine’s capital, Kyiv, held a minute of silence on Feb. 24, commemorating the four-year anniversary. Leaders from the European Union traveled to Kyiv, joining Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and his wife in honoring fallen soldiers.
President Donald Trump on Tuesday night delivered the longest State of the Union address in history, touching on topics ranging from the economy and border security to the military and key legislative priorities.
Cuba says its border guards shot and killed four people and wounded six aboard a Florida-registered speedboat off its coast. Secretary of State Marco Rubio says U.S. authorities are conducting their own investigation into the incident.
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A man in his 20s was shot and killed by Secret Service agents on Sunday as he allegedly tried to unlawfully enter a secure perimeter of President Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida.
The United States is on top of the hockey world for the first time in nearly a half-century. Jack Hughes scored in overtime and the United States defeated Canada 2–1 in the gold medal final at the Milan Cortina Olympics on Sunday to earn the nation’s third men’s title at the Games and its first since the “Miracle on Ice” in 1980—46 years to the day of the upset over the Soviet Union, too.
The Supreme Court today struck down most of President Trump’s tariffs. In a 6–3 decision, the high court ruled that the president does not have the authority to unilaterally impose sweeping tariffs under a federal emergency powers law.
President Trump is vowing to impose a new 10% global tariff as he sharply criticizes the Supreme Court ruling limiting his use of tariffs. The president is floating an investigation into potential foreign influence over the justices, while saying the ruling actually makes his trade powers “more powerful.”
Iran’s foreign minister says Iran is prepared for negotiations — as well as for war. That’s as President Trump says Iran had better negotiate a fair deal after giving the regime 10 to 15 days to respond.
President Donald Trump is laying out a timeline for negotiations with Iran as the USS Gerald R. Ford heads to the Middle East. The president also announced billions of dollars in pledges to rebuild Gaza at his inaugural Board of Peace meeting in Washington. Meanwhile, the Iranian regime is conducting a joint military drill with Russia, just after the United States held nuclear talks with Iran in Switzerland.
Britain’s King Charles III says “the law must take its course” after the arrest of his younger brother, the former Prince Andrew. The move comes in the wake of revelations in files related to the late convicted sex offender and financier Jeffrey Epstein.
The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is tightening enforcement of an existing immigration law. The law requires refugees to report to DHS in person after they’ve been in the country for one year.
Eight skiers have been found dead, and one is still missing, a day after an avalanche hit the Sierra Nevada near Lake Tahoe. The sheriff’s office says six survivors were rescued with “various injuries,” two of whom were transported to the hospital for treatment.
In the largest military buildup yet in the Middle East, President Donald Trump is sending the USS Gerald R. Ford to the Mediterranean, along with a large fleet of fighter jets and aerial refueling tankers. This comes as negotiations between the United States and Iran continue, with Trump making his demands clear to the Iranian regime—no nuclear weapons and stop killing anti-regime protesters.
The director of the National Institutes of Health is taking on an additional role. According to the White House on Wednesday, Dr. Jay Bhattacharya will serve as acting director of the CDC until a permanent nominee is confirmed.
The United States and Iran are holding high-stakes nuclear talks in Geneva as a second U.S. aircraft carrier is traveling to the Persian Gulf. This comes amid threats of U.S. military intervention if a deal on Iran’s nuclear program isn’t reached.
The Reverend Jesse Jackson, civil rights leader and two-time presidential candidate, has died at the age of 84. President Donald Trump reacted to Jackson’s death, calling him “a good man, with lots of personality, grit, and ‘street smarts.’ He was very gregarious—someone who truly loved people!”
Tricia McLaughlin is leaving her post as assistant secretary for public affairs at the Department of Homeland Security. Secretary Kristi Noem confirmed McLaughlin’s departure on Tuesday in a post on X. Meanwhile, Trump is directing federal resources to protect the Potomac River and accusing Maryland’s governor of mismanagement in connection with the massive sewage spill near the nation’s capital.
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Tensions are rising in the Persian Gulf. The Trump administration says that diplomacy is the best path forward with Iran—even as a second massive aircraft carrier heads toward the region. Meanwhile, Iran’s regime is flexing its muscles with live military drills in the strategic Strait of Hormuz, just one day before nuclear talks with the United States are set to resume.
The latest on the Nancy Guthrie case: The Pima County Sheriff on Monday urged the public to stop speculating about Guthrie’s family members, saying, “The Guthrie family—to include all siblings and spouses—has been cleared as possible suspects in this case.” This comes after the FBI confirmed that it found DNA on a glove retrieved near the Guthrie home that appears to match the gloves worn by a suspect seen in surveillance footage.
White House border czar Tom Homan says that more than 1,000 immigration agents have left Minnesota, with more leaving early this week. Homan also responded to some of the demands that Democrats have made to end the shutdown of the Department of Homeland Security, which has been in effect since Saturday after Congress failed to reach a funding agreement.
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At the annual Munich Security Conference today, U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio called on Europe to join America in its vision of restoring Western civilization, sending a warning and an invitation for a shared future.
A development in Nancy Guthrie’s disappearance: authorities confirmed that a residence was searched Friday night in connection with the investigation but no arrests were made.
At the Winter Olympic Games, curling becomes controversial as cheating allegations against Canada heat up. Meanwhile, American speedskating star Jordan Stolz wins the men’s 500‑meter race for his second gold this Games.
President Donald Trump today vowed there will be voter ID requirements for the midterm elections, with or without approval from Congress. The president also honored troops at Fort Bragg and touted American military might.
Former CNN anchor Don Lemon pleaded not guilty in federal court in Minnesota to charges tied to a church protest last month. Meanwhile, senators are leaving Washington without a deal to fund the Department of Homeland Security, as parts of the department head toward a shutdown.
Authorities report they have thousands of leads in the search for "Today" show host Savannah Guthrie’s 84-year-old mother, after the FBI released descriptions of a 5-foot-9 to 5-foot-10 male suspect, and provided details about his backpack as seen in surveillance footage.
President Donald Trump issues a warning to Iran of a “traumatic” fallout if a nuclear deal isn't reached. The president is also repealing Obama-era greenhouse gas rules and wielding American energy as a geopolitical weapon. That's as Energy Secretary Chris Wright negotiates oil revival deals on the ground in Venezuela to sharply reduce the influence of China, Russia, and Iran in the region.
Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) is ending its surge in Minnesota. Border czar Tom Homan said county jails are now cooperating with ICE, such as notifying it when an illegal immigrant is being released, and cited the operation’s success, with more than 4,000 arrests and over 3,300 missing unaccompanied children found, as well as greater cooperation with state and local officials.
Meanwhile, Democratic senators today blocked a funding bill for the Department of Homeland Security. With the deadline coming up Friday night, a partial government shutdown is again looming.
The FBI is conducting extensive searches along multiple roadways in Tucson as the investigation into the disappearance of 84-year-old Nancy Guthrie continues. According to multiple news reports late Wednesday afternoon, investigators have discovered a black glove that looks similar to the gloves worn by the masked man seen on surveillance video at Nancy Guthrie’s front door on the day she disappeared.
President Donald Trump hosted Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu at the White House today for high-stakes talks about Iran negotiations. Trump said the meeting was very good and touted the relationship between their countries as “tremendous,” but said “nothing definitive” was reached other than that negotiations with Iran should continue. The president also highlighted the newly released January jobs report, which showed the unemployment rate fell to 4.3 percent and the economy added 130,000 jobs.
Authorities in Canada have identified the shooter who killed eight people and injured some 27 others in British Columbia on Tuesday. They confirmed the suspect to be 18-year-old local resident Jesse Van Rootselaar. According to officials, Van Rootselaar was born male but later self-identified as female.
A major development in the search for Nancy Guthrie, the mother of "Today" show cohost Savannah Guthrie: Authorities released new images and video footage of a possible subject in the 84-year-old’s disappearance. Her daughter Savannah immediately responded, asking the public to reach out with any information.
President Donald Trump is threatening to block the opening of a bridge connecting the United States and Canada, as he warns Ottawa against cozying up to the Chinese regime. That comes as lawmakers on Capitol Hill are raising concerns over allegations of Chinese Communist Party money flowing into American nonprofits, fueling protests, pushing radical policies, and undermining U.S. elections.
The supporting affidavit warranting an FBI raid on Fulton County, Georgia, election records was unsealed Tuesday, revealing descriptions of several alleged irregularities in the county’s handling of the 2020 election. This comes as the White House is urging Congress to pass the SAVE Act, equating election integrity with national security.
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President Donald Trump is set to hold an urgent meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu a week earlier than planned to talk about Iran negotiations. That comes as the U.S. president has repeatedly told the Iranian regime the two things it must do to avoid military action, as the United States builds up its forces in the Gulf.
Hong Kong’s Jimmy Lai has been sentenced to 20 years in prison, which could be a life term for the 78-year-old pro-democracy activist and media tycoon. Trump is urging Chinese Communist Party leader Xi Jinping to free Lai. Meanwhile, Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi today vowed to deliver on her campaign pledges after her party won a record majority over the weekend.
Three hours before a purported ransom deadline today, “Today” show co-host Savannah Guthrie posted a fourth video pleading for the public’s help as the search continues for Nancy Guthrie, her 84-year-old mother.
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The family of Nancy Guthrey, who's been missing 7 days now, has published a new video on social media directed at the potential abductor or abductors of their mother. They say they'll pay a ransom.
The Pentagon is moving to cut its historical academic ties with Harvard University. Secretary of War Pete Hegseth says the Ivy League school is a hotbed of anti-America activism, highlighting its ties to the Chinese Communist Party and saying it no longer meets the needs of the War Department or its military services.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy says the United States has set a deadline for peace negotiations in the Russia–Ukraine war. Zelenskyy says they have until June, adding that Washington is likely to put more pressure on both sides if fighting continues beyond that point.
As the search for NBC anchor Savannah Guthrie’s mother, Nancy Guthrie, stretches into its sixth day, more details are being confirmed that lend credence to a ransom note. The sender allegedly demanded millions of dollars in bitcoin for Nancy Guthrie’s safe return, with the next deadline set for Monday.
President Trump is doubling down on his administration’s fight for free and fair elections. Ahead of a House vote next week, he’s urging Republicans to pass the “Safeguard American Voter Eligibility Act,” or SAVE Act, which would require proof of citizenship to vote. This comes amid a 2020 election fraud probe, with the White House equating election integrity with national security.
Attorney General Pam Bondi today announced that the U.S. has secured custody of a man accused of killing four U.S. personnel in Benghazi, Libya, in 2012. Meanwhile, the White House unveiled TrumpRX.gov, a direct-to-consumer website offering discounted pharmaceuticals, as the administration continues its efforts to lower prescription drug costs.
The search for NBC anchor Savannah Guthrie’s 84-year-old mother, Nancy Guthrie, continues. A special agent with a local FBI field office confirmed multiple reports of ransom notes sent to media outlets. President Donald Trump says he spoke with Savannah Guthrie and is “deploying all resources to get her mother home safely.” Amid a resurgence of faith across America, Trump suggests this spiritual awakening may be fueling everything from historic drops in crime to renewed national strength. Speaking at the National Prayer Breakfast in Washington today, the president rededicated America as one nation under God. ICE is demanding that California turn over 33,000 illegal immigrants from state jails for deportation. Meanwhile, Democrats today unveiled their official proposals to reform the agency, as the clock ticks down on DHS funding following the end of the partial government shutdown.
The Trump administration says it’s racing to break the Chinese Communist Party’s (CCP’s) dominance over critical minerals needed to power everyday life in America. President Donald Trump held a call with CCP leader Xi Jinping this morning, as a major summit in Washington on Wednesday could mark a significant step toward countering the Chinese regime.
Seven hundred federal agents are leaving Minnesota after Border Czar Tom Homan cited increased cooperation from county jails. Meanwhile, reports of anti-Immigration and Customs Enforcement blockades in the Minneapolis area are sparking concern from local police unions, which say officers are facing hostility when attempting to clear them.
The Supreme Court is allowing a new congressional map in California to remain in place for this year’s midterm elections. The decision follows the justices’ earlier move to allow a Texas map to be used as well. Meanwhile, Ryan Routh—the man convicted of attempting in 2024 to assassinate then-presidential candidate Donald Trump—was sentenced to life in prison on Wednesday, with an additional seven years for a firearms offense.
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The House of Representatives has narrowly passed a major funding package to end the four-day partial government shutdown.
Most federal agencies will receive full-year funding, but the Department of Homeland Security gets just two more weeks, setting up intense talks over potential ICE policy changes.
President Donald Trump discussed counternarcotics efforts with Colombian President Gustavo Petro at the White House on Tuesday. This comes as the president escalates his feud with Harvard, seeking $1 billion in damages over alleged campus anti-Semitism.
In the Middle East, the U.S. military says it shot down an Iranian drone that approached an American ship in the region. Meanwhile, Ukraine is accusing Russia of violating a U.S.-brokered cease-fire, saying Moscow launched more than 500 drones just hours before a second round of trilateral talks with the United States and Ukraine.
Five-year-old Liam Conejo Ramos and his father have returned to their home in a Minneapolis suburb after being detained by U.S. immigration officers and held at a detention facility in Texas, a lawmaker said on Sunday. A federal judge on Saturday ordered the release of Adrian Conejo Arias and his son.
Democrat Christian Menefee prevailed in a special election for a Texas U.S. House seat on Saturday, narrowing what is already a slim majority for the Republican Party in Congress’s lower chamber.
In Minnesota today, a federal judge denied the state’s emergency request to block the federal government’s immigration enforcement actions as the lawsuit proceeds. U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi praised the decision, calling it another major legal win for the Justice Department. Minneapolis officials say they will continue to pursue the lawsuit.
A tragic shooting at a parade in Louisiana this afternoon left multiple attendees injured. At least five people, including a six-year-old child, were shot at the annual Mardi Gras parade in the town of Clinton. Sheriff Jeff Travis told local station WAFB the parade had just begun when gunfire broke out. He said the event was immediately shut down, and three suspects were taken into custody.
The U.S. government is in a partial shutdown for the weekend. The Senate passed a new funding package just hours before government funding expired at midnight Friday, but the House is not expected to return to Washington until Monday to vote on final approval.
President Trump says Iran already has the U.S. terms of a nuclear deal, as the clock ticks on a possible military strike. This comes as the president declares a national emergency over Cuba.
Former CNN anchor Don Lemon has been arrested, taken into custody by federal agents in connection with a protest that disrupted a Minnesota church service. He now faces conspiracy and civil rights charges.
Senate Democrats and the White House have reached a deal to fund the government. The Senate is voting on the new funding package, but with the House in recess until next week, a partial shutdown is still on the horizon as government funding expires at midnight.
President Donald Trump said at a cabinet meeting on Jan. 29 that federal tax refunds are expected to be significantly higher for millions of people during the 2026 tax season, which started this month. He added that Americans will soon receive “record-setting tax refunds” made possible by a tax cut that was passed under the One Big Beautiful Bill last year.
White House border czar Tom Homan said he has ordered federal immigration authorities to work on an eventual drawdown plan for law enforcement in Minnesota. Operations on the ground will be targeted he said, adding he’s “staying ‘til the problem’s gone.”
President Donald Trump is in Iowa Tuesday, pushing his economic message ahead of the midterms.
White House border czar Tom Homan and Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz met Tuesday morning and agreed to maintain an ongoing dialogue. Meanwhile, the Department of Homeland Security says it’s investigating a woman who allegedly attempted to buy a gun to “kill ICE agents.”
Extreme cold warnings remain in effect for about 175 million people nationwide, with another blast of Arctic air expected to move from the Plains into the east and southeast from Friday into Saturday.
President Donald Trump warns Iran that time is running out to strike a nuclear deal, saying the fleet headed toward Iran is larger than the one sent to Venezuela and is ready to rapidly fulfill its mission.
The president is also launching what he calls the most transformative policy innovations of all time. The “Trump Accounts” initiative would see the federal government deposit $1,000 for eligible children born between 2025 and 2028, with tax-free growth until the funds are withdrawn at age 18.
Trump told Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey that he’s “playing with fire” after Frey said his city “does not and will not enforce federal immigration laws.” This comes as the FBI names a suspect who allegedly shot at Border Patrol agents yesterday in Arizona. Meanwhile, Attorney General Pam Bondi says 16 people were arrested in Minnesota on Wednesday for allegedly assaulting, resisting, or impeding law enforcement.
As tensions escalate, President Donald Trump is deploying border czar Tom Homan to Minnesota, where he says Homan will report directly to him. The president is also laying out demands to end the chaos in Minneapolis, calling on local leaders to cooperate with the federal government.
With government funding expiring at the end of the week, Senate Democrats say they may push for another government shutdown over funding for the Department of Homeland Security. They are also calling for the impeachment of Secretary Kristi Noem.
Seven people are dead after a private jet crashed during takeoff last night amid heavy snow at Maine’s Bangor International Airport. Meanwhile, the National Weather Service says another round of snow could potentially hit the eastern United States this weekend, as places like New York, Philadelphia, and Washington, D.C., are already battling cold and icy conditions.
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A power outage for one million people. Multiple states are seeing snow, ice, and cold, as record-breaking winter weather creates chaos across parts of the U.S. Authorities are asking people to avoid unnecessary travel.
In dueling press conferences, Minnesota Governor Tim Walz denounced Saturday's ICE shooting, while the head of border patrol said the rhetoric against ICE needs to stop.
Beijing has purged two top military leaders, raising questions about the stability of the communist party. NTD spoke with Steve Yates, Senior Research Fellow for China & National Security Policy at the Heritage Foundation for his insights.
Emergency officials across the country are bracing for a major winter storm expected to bring heavy snow, ice, and dangerous cold to large portions of the U.S. More than a dozen states have already declared emergencies ahead of the storm’s arrival.
Delegations from the United States, Russia, and Ukraine held the first trilateral talks over the war in Ukraine. One of the major sticking points to reaching a peace deal is which country would control certain territory in Ukraine.
In a post on Truth Social today, President Trump accused Canada of opposing his plan to build a missile defense system over Greenland. This comes as the Trump administration rolls out major policy shifts internationally and at home — from the newly created Board of Peace to canceling billions in Biden-era climate funding.
President Donald Trump is laying out his plans for the future of Greenland, as he cancels threatened tariffs on European nations over its acquisition. The president also launched the “Board of Peace” in Davos amid tensions with Western allies—a new international organization aimed at overseeing the peace process between Israel and the Hamas terrorist group, while also addressing other global conflicts.
Trump says he had a good meeting Thursday with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy. The Ukrainian leader is now touting plans for the first trilateral meeting between the United States, Ukraine, and Russia since the start of the war.
Former special counsel Jack Smith testified before Congress in a public setting for the first time. Lawmakers grilled the attorney who investigated Trump and whose work extended to probing members of Congress. Trump responded by saying he wants the Justice Department to act.
President Trump is set to jet off to Switzerland as tensions with European leaders remain high over his moves regarding Greenland. Before departing Washington, he’s stopping at the White House briefing room to tout the first year of his second term.
The UK has approved Communist China’s plan to build a new mega-embassy in London, which sits dangerously close to vital fiber-optic cables. This comes as President Trump is sharply criticizing the UK over its plan to hand over ownership of the Chagos Islands to Mauritius.
The Department of Homeland Security says nearly three million deportations have taken place during President Trump’s first year back in office. Meanwhile, the Department of Justice vows to pursue federal charges after anti-ICE activists disrupted a church service in Minnesota.
Several NATO allies are pushing back on President Donald Trump’s plan to impose new tariffs on European countries if they don’t agree to a U.S. purchase of Greenland. What could this mean for Greenland’s future—amid growing pressure from China and Russia?
The Department of Justice says it’s working around the clock to investigate a disruption that took place at a church in St. Paul, Minnesota, on Sunday. Activists entered Cities Church during a service, shouting “ICE out” and “Justice for Renee Good.”
Dozens are reported dead after a major high-speed train collision in Spain. Relatives are still searching for family members who may have survived the crash. The Spanish prime minister says investigators will determine what caused the incident.
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Winter snow is falling across the east Seaboard—from New York all the way to Florida. Slippery driving conditions are a major concern, and New York city is taking extra precautions.
The Trump administration might send 1,500 active-duty soldiers to Minnesota. Arian Pasdar has what the president says about the ongoing violence against immigration law enforcement agents.
Can Greenland be a counter to China in rare earths? The author of “Mineral War” and veteran of the mineral industry joins us in studio to unpack it all.
Joint pain is one of the top reasons Americans seek care. A renowned orthopedic surgeon shares what you can do to protect your joints and prevent arthritis.
And, if you've ever wanted to be a Samurai, now's your chance. A new museum in Tokyo is celebrating Japan's elite warriors.
The United States today announced new tariffs on European nations over the Greenland issue. President Donald Trump said the sanctions start on Feb. 1 and won’t stop until a deal is reached.
In a new development in the Iranian protests, Trump today called for a change in Iran’s leadership. That follows a more conciliatory tone a day earlier, when Trump thanked the regime for canceling the executions of anti-regime protesters.
After Trump announced the formation of a Gaza Board of Peace to oversee the rebuilding of Gaza, the Israeli prime minister’s office said on X today that the board’s composition “was not coordinated with Israel and runs contrary to its policy.” It also said Israel’s foreign affairs minister will contact U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio about the issue.
President Donald Trump is warning of consequences for what he calls “agitators” and “insurrectionists” in Minnesota. That comes as the Department of Homeland Security says that over the past five weeks, 2,500 illegal immigrants have been arrested in Minneapolis.
Iranian Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi says he is ready to lead the country through a transition but is urging Western countries to take action against the regime to complete its collapse. Meanwhile, the White House is detailing phase two of Trump’s Gaza peace plan. This comes after Trump announced the formation of the National Committee for the Administration of Gaza.
Canada has struck a deal with China. Prime Minister Mark Carney says Ottawa will cut its tariff on Chinese electric vehicles, while China lowers its tariff on Canadian canola. Carney announced the agreement after meetings in Beijing, where he and Chinese Communist Party leader Xi Jinping pledged to improve relations. Trump said today he has no objection to the deal.
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The Department of Homeland Security says an ICE agent was assaulted by three criminal illegal immigrants Wednesday night in Minnesota. DHS says the agent, fearing for his life, fired his weapon defensively and struck one of the suspects in the leg. President Donald Trump is now threatening to invoke the Insurrection Act, calling the anti-ICE protests in Minnesota a travesty, as the White House doubles down on defending law enforcement.
Protests in Iran appear to have quieted down. This comes after reports that more than 12,000 protesters were killed, while the Iranian regime continues mass arrests of individuals it labels terrorists. Meanwhile, several European countries are sending soldiers to Greenland, as Trump increases calls to protect the island from adversaries—especially China and Russia.
Trump today met with Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado at the White House. The meeting comes as the U.S. military confirms the seizure of a sixth sanctioned oil tanker off the coast of Venezuela.
Disturbing numbers are being reported from Iran’s protests. According to the London-based outlet Iran International, at least 12,000 people have been killed. Meanwhile, President Donald Trump says he’s been told by “important sources” that Iran has stopped killing anti-regime protesters. This comes as the president weighs possible U.S. military intervention in Iran.
The president is also renewing his vow to acquire Greenland, calling anything less than Greenland in U.S. hands “unacceptable.” He cites national security risks, warning the territory could otherwise fall under the influence of Russia and China.
The United States is pausing all visa processing for 75 countries, including Somalia, Russia, Nigeria, Cuba, Pakistan, and Thailand. The pause is set to begin Jan. 21 and will continue indefinitely, as the state department reassess its screening and vetting procedures.
A human rights group says the death toll from Iran’s protests has now surpassed 2,000. The actual number is feared to be much higher. President Donald Trump is urging Iranian regime leaders to “show humanity” while encouraging protesters to “take over” institutions.
The Supreme Court on Tuesday heard oral arguments on whether restrictions on transgender athletes in girls’ sports violate civil rights law. The states argue that in women’s sports, biology matters.
The Trump administration has revoked Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for thousands of Somalis living in the United States, saying Somalia no longer meets the law’s requirements for TPS. Meanwhile, the Department of Homeland Security is calling on Minnesota Governor Tim Walz to honor over 1,300 ICE detainers.
President Donald Trump vows that any country doing business with Iran will face a 25 percent U.S. tariff. This comes as the president warns he may carry out strikes against Iran over its violent crackdown on anti-regime protests. A human rights group says the death toll from the unrest has now risen to 572.
Trump is set to meet with the Venezuelan opposition leader later this week, as the administration warns Americans in Venezuela to “leave the country immediately.”
Immigration law enforcement operations are not slowing down in Minnesota. Last week, 2,000 federal agents were sent to the state, with more expected this week. The Department of Homeland Security says agents faced 10 car-ramming attacks last week. The state of Minnesota and the Twin Cities are now suing the Trump administration, with Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison calling the recent immigration law enforcement operations a “federal invasion.”
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President Donald Trump is warning Cuba to make a deal with the United States, adding that oil deliveries will be cut off. We have more on Cuba's ties to Venezuelan oil and what officials say the country has been trading in return.
As protests in Iran continue, the regime is now threatening to attack U.S. outposts in the region. Arian Pasdar has what Trump is saying about the current situation.
What's next for Venezuela's oil? Trump says oil companies will spend $100 billion to rebuild the industry there. Our panel unpacks what this means for the region and the world.
A neurologist explains why the onset of Alzheimer's isn't random or inevitable, sharing details on what steps can be taken to lower risk.
And mythical dragons and emperors have touched down in Paris with an exhibition capturing the mystery of China's mythological beast. Find out which eras the exhibition spans and what separates Chinese dragons from those in western folklore.
U.S. forces struck multiple ISIS targets across Syria this afternoon, as U.S. representatives met with Syria’s president. The strikes were in response to the deadly ISIS attack on U.S. and Syrian soldiers last month, which resulted in the deaths of two American soldiers and one civilian interpreter.
Mass protests in Iran are showing no signs of slowing down. Today on Truth Social, U.S. President Donald Trump said Iran is looking at freedom “perhaps like never before,” and that the United States stands ready to help.
Anti-ICE protests continue in Minnesota—with many others reportedly planned across the country this weekend—in response to the death of 37-year-old Renee Nicole Good. Last night in Minneapolis, police detained 30 protesters after declaring an unlawful assembly. Police say demonstrators targeted a series of hotels where they suspected immigration agents were staying, forced their way into hotel lobbies, and caused damage.
President Trump meets with top oil executives at the White House today, discussing a possible return to Venezuela to rebuild its oil infrastructure. This comes as the U.S. has seized a fifth sanctioned oil tanker with links to Venezuela in the Caribbean, as others attempt to evade U.S. law enforcement.
New footage of Wednesday’s shooting by an ICE agent in Minnesota appears to show that the officer was struck by the protester’s vehicle. Meanwhile, federal immigration officers shot and wounded two people in a vehicle in Portland on Thursday. According to the Department of Homeland Security, the driver attempted to run agents over during a targeted vehicle stop. DHS says the two individuals are affiliates of Tren de Aragua, which the U.S. has designated a foreign terrorist organization.
Protests against the Iranian regime continue across Iran. Fires were seen burning in the capital alongside the latest demonstrations. Internet and phone lines were cut nationwide as the protests began. The Human Rights Activists News Agency says the death toll has now risen to 62.
Tensions are high in Minneapolis after an ICE officer fatally shot a woman yesterday. The Department of Homeland Security says protesters weaponized vehicles to attack federal officers four times yesterday alone. Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz has authorized the Minnesota National Guard to support local law enforcement in maintaining peace and public safety during demonstrations.
The Senate today advanced consideration of a war powers resolution regarding Venezuela. Five Republicans joined Democrats, but the Senate still has two more procedural votes ahead, and the president could veto the legislation. Meanwhile, the House passed a Democratic bill that would extend the expired Affordable Care Act enhanced credits for three more years.
The Trump administration is withdrawing the United States from 66 international organizations, conventions, and treaties that it says go against the country’s interests. Among them, 31 are tied to the United Nations.
President Donald Trump is defending law enforcement after another alleged attack on Wednesday on Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents. Officials say a Minneapolis protester used her car to try to run over an ICE officer, who fired shots in response. Local authorities are calling on ICE to leave Minnesota after the deadly incident.
Trump announced a deal under which the U.S. will sell sanctioned Venezuelan oil, between 30 million and 50 million barrels, with proceeds partly allocated to Venezuela on the condition that it purchases only American products.
The U.S. confirmed the seizure of two more sanctioned oil tankers linked to Venezuela. One was seized in the Caribbean and the other in the North Atlantic near Iceland.
President Donald Trump provided new details on Operation Absolute Resolve—the mission that led to the capture of former Venezuelan dictator Nicolás Maduro and his wife—on Tuesday. Trump touted the operation’s success and vowed to address not only Venezuela, but other countries serving as proxies for America’s adversaries. In reaction to his remarks, European leaders today voiced support for Denmark over Greenland and called for stronger collective Arctic security through NATO.
The president delivered wide-ranging remarks to House Republicans at the Trump–Kennedy Center this morning, outlining the party’s agenda for the year ahead and eulogizing California Republican Representative Doug LaMalfa, who passed away Monday at the age of 65. Meanwhile, lawmakers are preparing to vote on a minibus bill to advance government funding ahead of the Jan. 31 deadline, in an effort to avert another government shutdown.
The CDC has announced major changes to its vaccine recommendations, reducing the number of shots advised for all children. Meanwhile, the Trump administration is moving to halt more than $10 billion in child care and social services funding to five states over concerns that benefits may have gone to non-citizens. The pause would affect California, Colorado, Illinois, Minnesota, and New York.
President Donald Trump is laying out his plans for Venezuela, two days after the capture of former regime leader Nicolás Maduro. The president also says Cuba’s communist government may be on the verge of collapse following Maduro’s arrest, and added remarks that fueled speculation about potential U.S. policy moves involving Colombia, Mexico, and Greenland. Maduro and his wife, Cilia Flores, pleaded not guilty today during an arraignment hearing in Manhattan. The pair face charges including narco-terrorism conspiracy, drug trafficking, and weapons offenses. Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz announced he will not seek reelection this year. The decision comes amid mounting pressure tied to alleged fraud in the state that has drawn increased scrutiny. Meanwhile, the Pentagon is censuring Sen. Mark Kelly (D-Ariz.) for “reckless misconduct,” after Kelly and five other Democratic lawmakers urged U.S. service members in a video message last November to refuse what they called “illegal orders.”
Venezuela's supreme court has named another socialist figure as the country's interim leader. At the same time, Venezuelan refugees are celebrating an end to autocratic rule. That's in light of the fall of socialist leader Nicolás Maduro.
A human rights group has said that Iranian forces have killed 17 protesters during recent demonstrations. This comes after President Donald Trump said the United States would intervene if Iran kills peaceful protesters.
As for the global impact of the strikes in Venezuela and what signal this sends, our panel breaks it down.
And in a rare treat for art lovers, 17th century masterpieces by Rembrandt—and the people he inspired—are on display at an exhibition in the Sunshine State. Find out how many artists are featured in the exhibition.
The United States announced the capture of Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro and his wife, Cilia Flores, after overnight strikes in the capital city, Caracas. The operation followed months of increasing pressure by the Trump administration.
President Donald Trump said the United States lost no aircraft and had no casualties in the operation.
Maduro and his wife were transported to the USS Iwo Jima before being flown to the United States to face indictments, including on narco-terrorism. Trump announced that the United States will run Venezuela until "we can do a safe, proper, and judicious transition."
President Donald Trump on Jan. 2 vowed to come to the aid of the opposition in Iran if protesters are killed by the Tehran regime. Several people have already been killed in the Islamic Republic after demonstrations over the nation’s ailing economy turned violent, Iranian media and rights groups reported earlier.
Prosecutors in Switzerland say sparklers likely caused the fire that left at least 40 people dead on New Year's Eve. Many of the victims were foreigners. Americans were in the alpine town, but it's not yet clear if any are among the victims.
About 40 people were killed and another 115 injured, most of them seriously, after a fire ripped through a bar’s New Year celebration in a Swiss Alpine resort less than two hours after midnight on Thursday, police said. Authorities did not immediately have an exact count of the deceased.
A significant escalation in the recent unrest in Iran. For the first time, authorities are reporting deaths. A Washington-based non-profit in Iran said two demonstrators were killed during protests in Lordegan and state-run IRNA news agency is reporting that a Guard member was killed. The recent uprising is over rising prices, inflation, and cost of living, as well as the country’s currency plummeting.
Zohran Mamdani was sworn in as New York City’s mayor just past midnight on Thursday, becoming the first Muslim, South Asian, and Africa-born leader of the nation’s largest city. Mamdani’s democratic socialist platform, promising to tackle affordability, led him to the office at just 34 years old.
In a statement on Truth Social on Wednesday, President Donald Trump said he will withdraw National Guard troops from multiple U.S. cities, including Chicago, Los Angeles, and Portland. He said crime has been “greatly reduced by having these great Patriots in those cities.” The announcement came after the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that Trump could not deploy National Guard troops to protect federal immigration agents.
The White House says it is ramping up resources to hold people accountable for alleged rampant fraud in Minnesota. The Department of Health and Human Services says it’s freezing all child care payments to the state and putting additional safeguards in place.
Moscow today released video footage of a downed drone, two days after accusing Ukraine of launching more than 90 drones in an alleged attack on Russian President Vladimir Putin’s residence. Trump told reporters, "I was very angry about it." The United States is still working to find out what happened, he said.
The United States struck another drug-carrying vessel in the Eastern Pacific on Monday, amid a major military buildup in the Caribbean. The move follows President Donald Trump’s announcement that U.S. forces destroyed a drug boat loading facility inside Venezuela last week.
Russia has yet to provide evidence backing its claim that Ukraine attacked the residence of President Vladimir Putin with drones, as the U.S. ambassador to NATO publicly cast doubt on Moscow’s accusation. Meanwhile, the Chinese Communist Party fired missiles around Taiwan for a second day, continuing large-scale drills encircling the island. Some analysts say the maneuvers appear to rehearse an invasion rather than follow routine exercises.
And tensions spiked between Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates. The UAE says it’s voluntarily withdrawing its last remaining military forces from Yemen, following Saudi airstrikes on a southern Yemeni port city. Saudi Arabia claims the strikes targeted a weapons shipment allegedly sent from the UAE to support separatist forces.
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President Donald Trump met with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu at Mar-a-Lago on Monday to discuss advancing a Gaza ceasefire plan. Trump said reconstruction in Gaza could begin soon and again called on Hamas to disarm, warning that if it does not, countries backing the peace effort would “wipe out Hamas.” He also warned Iran not to rebuild its nuclear facilities, saying the United States would very quickly “eradicate that buildup.”
The Kremlin claims Ukraine launched an overnight drone attack targeting the residence of Russian President Vladimir Putin, alleging an attempted assassination involving more than 90 drones. This comes just one day after Ukraine said both sides had agreed on most elements of a potential deal, with Moscow now saying its position in the negotiations will be reviewed. Ukraine has denied claims of an attack, calling it a lie from Russia.
In another U.S. military action targeting Venezuelan drug traffickers, Trump announced that American forces destroyed a major facility inside Venezuela. Meanwhile, the Chinese Communist Party has launched a two-day, large-scale military drill surrounding Taiwan, as the United States and Japan increase their support for the self-governing island.
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A cease-fire has been reached between Thailand and Cambodia after the deadliest clashes in years between the two Southeast Asian nations. At least 101 people were killed, and leaders on both sides are now expressing hope the new agreement will hold.
On Friday, New York Gov. Kathy Hochul signed a bill into law requiring warning labels on the addictive features of social media platforms such as TikTok and X. The move is part of the state’s effort to address a youth mental health crisis linked to social media use.
As Americans take to the roads and airports during the busy travel period between Christmas and New Year’s, a winter storm has caused more than a thousand flights to be canceled or delayed across the Northeast and Great Lakes regions.
The U.S. military launched a series of airstrikes against ISIS terrorists in Nigeria on Christmas Day. The strikes followed reports that the terrorist group has been killing Christians in the country. The U.S. says the operation was carried out at the request of the Nigerian government, which described the strikes as a “joint operation” targeting terrorists.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy says he is set to meet with President Trump in Florida on Sunday. According to Kyiv, the latest peace deal is “90 percent ready,” even as fighting continues.
A powerful storm system triggered catastrophic flooding across California during the Christmas holiday, killing at least three people. Entire neighborhoods were submerged, prompting water rescues, with more dangerous weather still ahead.
Millions of Californians are under a state of emergency this Christmas Day as a deadly storm batters the Golden State with heavy flooding and high winds, with more severe weather on the way. Some residents are evacuating, while others are sheltering at home.
Pope Leo delivered his first Christmas Day address at the Vatican Thursday, calling for an end to global conflicts, with particular emphasis on Ukraine and the Middle East. Meanwhile, Christians in Lebanon and Syria marked Christmas even as military clashes continue in both countries.
On Christmas Eve, President Donald Trump surprised children by answering NORAD Santa calls. He also spoke with U.S. service members to thank them for their service, and to acknowledge the sacrifices they and their families make when duty separates them during the holiday season.
A powerful storm carrying a strong atmospheric river is laying siege to California. Evacuations have been issued amid the risk of life-threatening flooding and debris flows. According to the Weather Prediction Center, a Level 4 of 4 “high” risk of flooding rain is in place for Southern California on Wednesday, affecting more than 7 million people across parts of Los Angeles and surrounding counties.
A tragedy in eastern Pennsylvania: an explosion at a nursing home near Philadelphia claimed at least two lives and injured 20 others. The blast collapsed part of the building, sent flames shooting out, and left residents trapped inside.
Christians from around the world are preparing to celebrate Christmas in Bethlehem for the first time since the Israel-Hamas war began two years ago. Meanwhile, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy says the United States and Ukraine have reached consensus on several key issues aimed at ending the war, though sensitive matters remain unresolved.
The U.S. economy is growing at its fastest pace in two years. The Commerce Department reports that GDP expanded at an annualized rate of 4.3 percent in the third quarter, beating expectations.
The Supreme Court today delivered a setback to the Trump administration, denying a request to deploy more than 300 National Guard members to the Chicago area.
Southern California is bracing for a powerful holiday storm that forecasters warn could be one of the most dangerous in years. Officials say heavy rain, flooding, and hazardous travel conditions could peak on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day.
President Donald Trump unveiled plans to build a new class of battleships—dubbed the “Trump class”—as part of his push to strengthen U.S. shipbuilding. Meanwhile, the Trump administration has suspended leases for five offshore wind projects off the East Coast, with the Pentagon warning the installations could interfere with military radar systems.
The Department of Homeland Security says it will triple cash incentives for illegal immigrants to voluntarily leave the country before the New Year. This comes as the U.S. continues to enforce its blockade on sanctioned oil tankers traveling to and from Venezuela.
Australian officials say suspects in the Bondi Beach shooting threw pipe bombs at the crowd, but the devices failed to detonate. Authorities also allege the suspects practiced shooting in Australia just days before the attack.
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According to an update on Sunday on the blackout that left 30 percent of San Francisco in the dark, a major power company says it has restored power to many of the affected customers. But the lights are still off for more than 16,000 people.
Speeches from Vice President JD Vance, a special guest, and much more wrap up the final day of AmericaFest, hosted by Turning Point USA. NTD's Tiffany Meier has the highlights from Phoenix.
Residents gather to honor the victims of last week's shooting attack in Australia during Hanukkah. Some attendees took part in a symbolic gesture, wearing white to represent that light will prevail over darkness.
More Americans are going to church in the aftermath of conservative activist Charlie Kirk’s assassination. Steve Lance and Tiffany Meier sat down with Pastor Lucas Miles, senior director of TPUSA faith, for details.
And Rome announces a new charge for visitors to its historic Trevi Fountain and other monuments and museums in the city. The fountain was made famous in the movie "La Dolce Vita."
NTD Evening News presents a special live broadcast from Day 2 of Turning Point USA’s AmericaFest 2025 in Phoenix, Arizona.
President Donald Trump today unveiled new deals with nine major drug companies, bringing the total to 14 of the 17 firms his administration targeted, as he pushes to slash U.S. prescription drug prices. The president also vowed to summon insurance executives next, aiming to force down premiums, while defending a recent uptick in unemployment as the result of aggressive cuts to government jobs.
Authorities say the suspect responsible for the deadly Brown University shooting and the murder of an MIT professor is dead. Law enforcement says the Portuguese national, Claudio Neves Valente, died by suicide inside a storage unit in Salem, New Hampshire. According to Secretary of Homeland Security Kristi Noem, the suspect entered the United States through the diversity lottery visa program in 2017 and was later granted a green card. Trump has ordered immigration services to pause the program.
European leaders today agreed to loan Ukraine more than $100 billion from the European budget. This comes as new rounds of talks between Kyiv and Washington begin in the United States today.
AmericaFest 2025 kicks off tonight in Phoenix, Arizona. It’s Turning Point USA’s first major conference since the assassination of its cofounder Charlie Kirk. NTD Evening News presents a special live broadcast from the conference and will bring viewers coverage throughout the weekend.
President Donald Trump addressed the latest November inflation numbers ahead of a Friday rally in Rocky Mount, North Carolina. The Consumer Price Index report released today by the Bureau of Labor Statistics shows inflation slowed to 2.7 percent, down from 3 percent in September. Meanwhile, the Kennedy Center board voted to honor Trump by adding his name to the venue.
Lawmakers have left Capitol Hill for the holiday break without reaching agreements on government funding or health care. The House and Senate will return to session on Jan. 5 and 6, respectively. Lawmakers will have until Jan. 31 to pass the remaining nine of the twelve appropriations bills needed to fund the government through fiscal year 2026 and avert another shutdown.
It’s a busy day on Capitol Hill, as former Justice Department special counsel Jack Smith faces questions from lawmakers in a closed-door interview, the battle over health care subsidies ramps up, and the Senate passes the annual defense policy bill—sending it to President Trump’s desk.
President Trump is set to address the nation later tonight, with the White House teasing a new policy announcement as the New Year approaches. This comes as Trump condemns the FBI’s 2022 raid on his Mar-a-Lago estate, calling it an “unreasonable search and seizure.” Meanwhile, Deputy FBI Director Dan Bongino announced today that he will be leaving his position in January.
Police have charged the surviving suspect in a deadly Hanukkah shooting in Sydney with 15 counts of murder, as the community grieves and funerals begin for the victims. Meanwhile, Nick Reiner, the son of filmmaker Rob Reiner, made his first court appearance in Los Angeles in connection with his parents’ deaths. His arraignment has been delayed until early next year.
Rhode Island law enforcement intensified its search today for the Brown University shooter, as officials released an “enhanced image” of the suspect. Meanwhile, the university’s president is planning a prayer service to mourn the loss of two students.
Officials in Australia are still investigating Sunday’s Hanukkah shooting. Records show the two suspects recently visited an area in the Philippines with known connections to ISIS.
President Donald Trump’s legal team filed a $10 billion lawsuit against the BBC Monday night over alleged defamation in a news special that aired last year. The White House on Tuesday also moved to ban travel for nationals from five additional countries, while imposing limits on others.
President Donald Trump today signed an order classifying fentanyl as a weapon of mass destruction and touted his administration’s success in securing the border. Meanwhile, officials say the FBI intercepted a bomb plot targeting New Year’s Eve events, arresting four members of an extremist group as they unloaded bomb materials in the desert.
The manhunt continues for the individual who killed two students and wounded nine others on the campus of Brown University. Police have identified the two victims and released new video footage of the shooter as the search remains active.
The United States is planning to extend NATO-like security guarantees to Ukraine. Trump said today that Ukraine is closer to peace than at any time since the war began nearly four years ago.
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At least 15 people are dead after a violent attack in Sydney on Sunday. Two alleged gunmen opened fire during a Hanukkah celebration. Australia's prime minister responds.
Authorities give an update on the Saturday afternoon shooting at Brown University. Police say a person of interest has been taken into custody.
A former Hispanic outreach director for the Trump campaign gives his take on why the Miami mayoral seat flipped to the Democratic party for the first time in nearly 30 years. Should Republicans be worried about the upcoming midterms?
An immigration expert discusses the Trump administration’s ending of a program that reunited immigrant families in the United States.
Do the rewards of boxing justify the dangers of concussion and blunt-force trauma? A USA Boxing team physician and a former professional boxer offer their insights into the pros and cons of the sport.
And, a new exhibition in Bologna, Italy, details the life and career of Michelangelo. It offers a closer look at lesser-known sculptures, drawings, and original letters from the Renaissance master.
Brown University in Rhode Island is reporting an active shooter situation. Police say multiple people have been shot and are advising students to shelter in place or avoid the area until further notice.
The Pentagon says two American soldiers and a civilian interpreter were killed in an ambush by a gunman from the ISIS terrorist group Saturday in Syria. Secretary of War Pete Hegseth said partner forces killed the shooter. President Donald Trump told reporters that the United States will retaliate.
The Israeli military announced Saturday that it has killed a Hamas commander who was one of the architects of the Oct. 7, 2023, attack. The Israel Defense Forces identified Ra’ad Sa’ad as the head of Hamas weapons production and “one of the last remaining veteran senior militants in the Gaza Strip.”
Washington state faces dangerous flooding after days of heavy rain. Tens of thousands of residents have been forced to leave their homes, with the National Guard stepping in to assist. Officials warn that more evacuations could follow as rivers reach record levels and additional communities face the threat of rising waters.
The Justice Department has filed lawsuits against Colorado, Hawaii, Massachusetts, and Nevada for failing to provide voter-registration records requested by federal officials. So far, the department has filed 18 such suits against states for failing to comply with federal law. A separate lawsuit was also filed against Fulton County, Georgia, over records related to the 2020 election.
The U.S. seizure of a sanctioned oil tanker off the coast of Venezuela has drawn condemnation from Russia, China, Iran, and Cuba. Meanwhile, the European Union today indefinitely froze Russia’s assets in Europe, aiming to prevent Moscow-friendly governments from blocking efforts to use the billions of euros in frozen funds to support Ukraine.
President Trump this evening signed an executive order establishing a national rulebook for regulating artificial intelligence. He previewed the move earlier this week on Truth Social, saying that if the U.S. wants to lead in AI, it cannot have 50 states each making their own rules.
The Indiana Senate today voted down a new congressional map that would have likely given Republicans two additional House seats. Despite holding a 40-to-10 supermajority, 21 Republicans joined Democrats in rejecting the proposal. Indiana is now the first Republican-led state to vote down a redrawn map in the nationwide redistricting battle.
Proposals from Senate Republican and Democratic leadership to address the expiring ACA health care credits both failed today. Rank-and-file Republicans say they’re open to a short-term extension, but only if Democrats commit to pursuing long-term reforms. The subsidies expire at the end of the year, and the House is expected to vote on a bill before the Christmas break.
The White House says the administration will follow a legal process regarding the oil tanker that was seized off the coast of Venezuela on Wednesday, and is planning for it to be brought to an American port, where U.S. authorities intend to take possession of its oil cargo. The administration also imposed new sanctions today on three nephews of Venezuelan dictator Nicolás Maduro, businessmen close to his regime, and six companies involved in shipping oil.
The Federal Reserve today lowered borrowing costs for the third time this year. In its final decision of 2025, the central bank cut interest rates by a quarter point as strategists and investors predict significant market gains in 2026.
The United States has seized an oil tanker off the coast of Venezuela. President Donald Trump confirmed the operation, saying “other things are happening.” The president also spoke with top European leaders today as he continues efforts to broker peace between Russia and Ukraine.
A federal judge today ordered the Trump administration to temporarily halt its deployment of the National Guard in Los Angeles and return control of the Guard to the state of California. Meanwhile, the administration is proposing new rules that would require Visa Waiver Program travelers to submit five years of social media history before entering the United States.
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President Donald Trump is in Pennsylvania tonight, touting his administration’s economic message. It's the first of several domestic trips the White House is planning around what it sees as a defining issue in next year’s midterms.
The Supreme Court today heard a high-profile case on campaign financing. Vice President JD Vance is among those challenging limits on how much party committees can spend in coordination with candidates. Meanwhile, the Department of Education announced a settlement agreement to end a student loan forgiveness program launched under President Joe Biden.
As Australia becomes the world's first country to ban social media for children under 16, lawmakers and experts on Capitol Hill held a hearing today on protecting minors from online predators. They warn that criminals are getting bolder, more brazen, and harder to track.
President Trump today unveiled a $12 billion farm aid package during a roundtable with Cabinet members and American farmers. The announcement comes as Beijing has pulled back on purchases of key commodities like soybeans, leaving some U.S. farmers struggling to sell their crops.
The Supreme Court is set to decide whether to scale back restrictions on a president’s ability to fire certain agency officials — including FTC Chair Rebecca Slaughter, whom President Trump removed in March. Oral arguments in Trump v. Slaughter began today, with the Court appearing poised to lift some of those limits.
Acting U.S. Attorney for New Jersey Alina Habba announced today she is stepping down. Earlier this month, the 3rd Circuit Court of Appeals upheld a lower-court ruling disqualifying the Trump appointee on the grounds that she had not been confirmed by the Senate.
War Secretary Pete Hegseth says the United States is increasing its focus on defending its own interests. He accuses previous administrations—that were in office after the cold war—of not putting America first in their policies.
Israel’s prime minister and Germany’s chancellor reaffirmed their security partnership in a press conference today. Meanwhile, residents in Bethlehem attended a Christmas tree lighting ceremony for the first time since the Israel-Hamas war began.
The White House has unveiled its new National Security Strategy. An expert joins us to unpack what the document means for China, Taiwan, and Europe.
We all have our little daily routines and preferences, but when do they cross into OCD territory? A clinical psychologist breaks down the line between quirks and a true anxiety disorder.
President Donald Trump is also rolling back Biden-era fuel efficiency standards. A car expert joins us to unpack what this means for the car industry and if cars will become cheaper.
And, the road to the winter Olympics has begun. Details on how more than 10,000 torch bearers are carrying the flame across Italy.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and advisers to U.S. President Donald Trump held a lengthy phone call on the progress of peace negotiations. The discussion comes as Russia launched a wide-ranging overnight attack on Ukraine, striking power stations and other energy infrastructure.
A suspect has been charged in a stabbing aboard a light rail train in Charlotte, North Carolina. Court documents show the individual is in the country illegally.
The National Park Service is updating its free-admission calendar. The agency has released the dates when U.S. citizens and residents can enter national parks at no cost in 2026.
The White House unveiled a new national security strategy, framing China as America’s primary competitor. The policy emphasizes economic and technological competition and calls on Indo-Pacific allies to take on greater defense responsibilities. The president also urged Europe to reclaim its identity, secure its borders, and take the lead in its own security, with Washington providing support.
President Trump’s effort to restrict birthright citizenship is headed to the Supreme Court, which announced it will hear the case in the coming months. The high court also approved a new congressional map for Texas, improving Republicans’ chances to pick up five seats in the midterms. Meanwhile, the Indiana House approved a new map that would give Republicans a two-seat advantage in the 2026 elections.
The man suspected of placing two pipe bombs near the RNC and DNC buildings on the eve of Jan. 6, 2021, made his first court appearance today. The 30-year-old from Northern Virginia was arrested Thursday and is charged with interstate transportation and attempted use of an explosive device.
The Trump administration shortened the work permit duration for asylum-seekers from five years to 18 months. U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services on Thursday said this was due to security concerns with immigrant populations.
U.S. Adm. Frank “Mitch” Bradley testified privately before Congress on the controversial follow-up strike on a drug boat in the Caribbean in September. He said War Secretary Pete Hegseth did not issue a “kill them all” order, but some lawmakers remain concerned.
The FBI arrested a suspect for placing pipe bombs near the Republican and Democratic National Committee headquarters in Washington, D.C., the night before the Jan. 6, 2021, Capitol breach. Brian Cole Jr. of Virginia has been charged with transporting an explosive device in interstate commerce and malicious destruction by means of explosion.
President Donald Trump today pardoned Rep. Henry Cuellar (D-Texas) and his wife, Imelda. Cuellar was indicted last year on more than a dozen federal charges. The president also announced a historic reset of fuel economy standards and touted an estimated $109 billion in projected savings.
A new immigration enforcement operation was launched today in New Orleans, aiming to arrest 5,000 illegal immigrants. The Department of Homeland Security says the effort is prioritizing individuals who were released after previously being held in local jails.
Trump praised the progress made by the U.S. negotiating team during its Tuesday meeting in Moscow. Secretary of State Marco Rubio said advances were made regarding security guarantees for Ukraine. Meanwhile, the Kremlin described the talks as constructive but noted that no compromises have yet been reached.
President Donald Trump today hosted the ninth Cabinet meeting of his second term amid questions over a deadly strike on a drug-carrying vessel from Venezuela. Secretary of War Pete Hegseth defended the Pentagon’s operations in the Caribbean, saying the strikes have “only just begun.”
The man accused of shooting two National Guard members in Washington, D.C., has been formally charged with murder and assault with intent to kill. He pleaded not guilty to all counts. Meanwhile, the Treasury Department is investigating allegations that Minnesota taxpayer funds were stolen through fraudulent nonprofits and funneled to a terrorist group in Somalia.
A U.S. delegation was in Moscow today meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin. Just before the talks, Putin issued a stark warning to Europe, saying Russia is ready for war if European nations are seeking that outcome.
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The White House confirmed today that the U.S. military authorized a second strike on a narco-terrorist vessel on Sept. 2. And President Trump confirmed that he spoke with Venezuelan regime leader Nicolas Maduro, who appeared in public over the weekend following rumors that he had fled the country.
The White House vows to continue its deportation operations after the deadly shooting of two National Guard members a day before Thanksgiving. The administration is halting all asylum decisions and has vowed to "permanently" pause immigration from what it calls "third world countries." President Trump stated that the asylum pause could last "a long time."
Luigi Mangione, the man accused of killing the UnitedHealthcare CEO last December, appeared in court today. His attorneys requested the hearing in an effort to have key evidence—including a notebook, a firearm suppressor, and a 3D-printed handgun found inside his backpack—excluded from the case.
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A Thanksgiving winter storm breaks a snowfall record in Chicago. The inclement weather has caused car pile-ups and delayed thousands of flights. More on why forecasters say it's breaking records.
A high-ranking U.S. delegation is meeting with Ukrainian representatives for peace talks in Florida today. Arian Pasdar has what Secretary of State Marco Rubio says about the process—and the next steps to involve Russia.
President Donald Trump has announced a slew of anti immigration policy proposals following the deadly shooting in Washington, D.C. The Director of Policy Studies at the Center for Immigration Studies joins us to discuss.
Could water rival wine in taste and appeal? A food anthropologist explains why he traded his passion for wine for the surprisingly complex world of H2O.
As President Trump vows to void all presidential orders signed with the Biden autopen, Rod D. Martin joins us to discuss what's next.
And, one man's 27-year journey is almost complete. Back in 1998, he set out to travel the entire world—on foot. More on his harrowing, one-of-a-kind journey.
President Donald Trump announced on social media today that all airspace above and around Venezuela should be considered fully closed. The declaration marks the latest escalation in the U.S. confrontation with Venezuela over illegal drug trafficking.
The Department of Homeland Security has confirmed that another Afghan national—paroled into the United States under former President Joe Biden—was arrested for allegedly threatening to blow up a building in Texas. Meanwhile, the Trump administration has tightened immigration policies: USCIS has paused all asylum decisions and will re-examine green card holders from 19 countries of concern, including Afghanistan.
In New York, dozens of anti-ICE protesters clashed with police near a garage in Lower Manhattan. The protest, sparked by reports of possible ICE activity in Chinatown, quickly escalated. Video shows demonstrators shouting obscenities and throwing objects at officers. Multiple arrests were made.
President Donald Trump on Monday, at the Gaza peace summit in Egypt, signed a historic cease-fire agreement alongside Middle East leaders. The day marked scenes of reunion as all 20 living Israeli hostages and nearly 2,000 Palestinian prisoners were released, and the bodies of four deceased hostages were returned to Israel. Trump says phase two of the 20-point cease-fire plan has already begun, as he hails what he calls the "historic dawn of a new Middle East."
As the government shutdown enters its third week, House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) is warning that it may become the longest in U.S. history. Meanwhile, Vice President JD Vance said waste and fraud plague the health care program Democrats want to extend—making future negotiations more difficult.
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The Hamas terrorist group is set to release 20 living hostages from the Gaza strip on Monday. Meanwhile, President Trump is set to visit Israel the same day the hostages are released.
President Trump has good news for troops, despite the government shutdown. Find out more about the announcement, and the worries that remain.
The leader of the Chinese regime had "a bad moment", but everything is okay now. That's the message President Trump sent out after he threatened a 100% tariff hike on China for what he called, Beijing's "great trade hostility" on rare earth export limits.
With President Trump flying to the Middle East, two guests join us to unpack the latest in the upcoming hostage release and the president's peace plan.
With digital devices everywhere, how can we protect our vision? An eye doctor shares practical tips and reveals what most people don't know about corrective lenses.
And, popular national parks are partially re-opening despite the government shutdown. A professor at Clemson University in South Carolina says the protected green spaces offer something critical: the chance to reconnect with nature in the digital age.
A factory blast at an explosives plant in rural Humphreys County, Tennessee, on Friday left more than a dozen people missing. Authorities say Saturday that no survivors have been recovered, with around 300 first responders scouring the site following the explosion.
Homecoming celebrations in Mississippi turned deadly, as two separate shootings left at least six people dead and more than a dozen injured. Police say one suspect is in custody in connection with one of the incidents.
As the government shutdown enters its 11th day, President Donald Trump directed Secretary of War Pete Hegseth to “use all available funds to get our troops paid on October 15th,” as he prepares to travel to the Middle East to mark the historic Gaza peace deal between Israel and terrorist group Hamas.
President Trump today threatened to cancel a planned meeting with Chinese Communist Party leader Xi Jinping and threatened to raise tariffs on China after Beijing imposed tougher export controls on rare earths. In a Truth Social post, Trump said that starting November 1—or sooner—the U.S. will impose export controls on all critical software and add a 100% tariff on Chinese goods, on top of existing tariffs.
An explosion at a munitions plant in Tennessee killed multiple people this morning, with at least 19 reported dead or missing. Detonations continued for several hours after the initial blast. Authorities are notifying victims’ families and investigating the cause of the explosion.
In the Middle East, a ceasefire in the Gaza Strip has officially begun. Israeli forces have completed a partial withdrawal but remain in parts of the territory. Meanwhile, residents in Gaza have begun returning to their homes.
A grand jury has indicted New York Attorney General Letitia James on two charges related to mortgage fraud. The Justice Department alleged that she misrepresented the use of her house in Norfolk, Virginia to obtain a lower mortgage rate.
President Donald Trump announced the timeline for the release of all Gaza hostages, saying they’ll be freed early next week. He projects optimism that terrorist group Hamas will disarm as the peace deal takes shape. Lawmakers from both parties credited the president for his peace efforts.
As the government shutdown enters its ninth day, half of all federal employees remain furloughed, while many others continue working without pay. Lawmakers debate whether a continuing resolution will include the extension of Obamacare tax credits.
Former FBI Director James Comey pleaded not guilty to two criminal charges today at his arraignment. Democrats accuse the Justice Department of political persecution, but Republicans say Comey could be facing further charges following a report alleging his FBI spied on conservative lawmakers.
President Trump announced today that he may travel to the Middle East this weekend as his negotiators work to seal a Gaza hostages-for-ceasefire deal, saying the agreement is “very close.” Negotiators have been meeting in Egypt, with U.S. envoy Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner also joining the talks.
Trump held a roundtable Wednesday afternoon at the White House focused on Antifa. He accused the group, recently designated a terrorist organization, of “carrying out a campaign of violence against ICE agents and other officials charged with enforcing federal law,” and said federal law enforcement will be “looking very strongly at the people funding these operations.”
Staffing shortages at airports are causing delays as the government shutdown enters its seventh day. President Donald Trump says he’s talking to Democrats about health care—one of their demands to reopen the government. The White House also says it will use tariff revenue to fund federal food aid for mothers and young children.
Trump met with Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney at the White House on Tuesday. The second visit from Carney this year comes amid a trade standoff between the United States and Canada. Trump gave Carney a warm welcome and said he was keeping an open mind toward a new iteration of the free trade agreement with Mexico and Canada.
Attorney General Pam Bondi testified before the Senate on Tuesday for the first time since her confirmation hearing. Bondi outlined the Justice Department’s efforts to end what she said was the weaponization of government. Investigations are underway into the FBI’s use of surveillance on Republican senators and certain activists during the previous administration.
Tuesday marks the two-year anniversary of the Oct. 7 Hamas attacks on Israel. On this day in 2023, the terrorist group killed more than 1,200 people and took more than 250 hostages back to the Gaza Strip. This comes as Israeli and Hamas officials launched indirect talks on Monday at an Egyptian resort on a U.S.-drafted peace plan.
The government shutdown has entered its sixth day. The Senate is voting again Monday on both Democratic and Republican proposals to reopen the government. House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries has challenged Speaker Mike Johnson to a debate over the shutdown, while the White House warns that the closure could cost the country about $15 billion per week.
In Chicago, Mayor Brandon Johnson has signed an executive order creating “ICE-free zones,” effectively barring federal immigration agents from operating on city-owned property. The Trump administration called the move a “betrayal of every law-abiding citizen.” Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem says some federal agents have bounties on them. President Donald Trump called recent attacks on ICE in Chicago and elsewhere “criminal insurrection” and warned of severe consequences for the assailants.
The Supreme Court opened its 2025–2026 term Monday, beginning nine months of arguments on cases that could reshape major constitutional issues and affect Trump’s agenda. On the first day, the justices heard arguments on two procedural cases, including one involving the right to counsel, while declining to take up several other cases.
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Protests are happening at immigration law enforcement facilities across the country. Officers resort to deploying tear gas and arresting protesters. The latest on President Donald Trump's efforts to deploy the National Guard.
Trump has been saluting the Navy in Norfolk, Virginia, this afternoon. That's as naval troops and gold star families honor the Navy's 250th anniversary.
The state department just released the 2025 Trafficking in Persons Report. A trafficking investigator and a survivor join us to unpack the report and what needs to be done.
A doctor of traditional Chinese medicine shares details about the link between the body's energy flow and mental and physical health. More on why he calls modern depression medication a "bandaid solution."
And the Earth's gentle giants are getting a helping hand. Find out how a new vaccine developed at Chester Zoo can help prevent a deadly disease that kills endangered elephants.
A multi-vehicle attack targeted ICE agents in Chicago Saturday. Homeland Security officials say agents were rammed and boxed in by vehicles, with one assailant carrying a semi-automatic weapon. Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker says the Trump administration has given him an ultimatum to call up the National Guard.
In Japan, the ruling party has elected a China hawk and staunch conservative as its next leader, positioning her to become the country’s next prime minister.
And on the Middle East, President Donald Trump announced Saturday afternoon that Israel has agreed to an initial withdrawal line in Gaza.
In a breaking development, the Hamas terrorist group says it will release all remaining hostages held in the Gaza Strip, announcing it has agreed to parts of President Trump’s plan to end the war and is ready to negotiate further details. The statement comes after Trump gave Hamas until 6 p.m. ET Sunday to agree to his peace deal. In response, Trump said Israel must halt bombing to allow hostages to be released safely, adding that discussions on the details are underway.
On day three of the government shutdown, lawmakers remain deadlocked over funding. Senate Democrats have blocked a Republican-backed bill for the fourth time, while GOP leaders are urging rank-and-file Democrats to break with their party to end the standoff. The Senate will be in recess over the weekend, with the next votes on government funding expected Monday.
A federal judge in New York today has sentenced Sean Combs to 50 months in prison on two charges related to prostitution. With credit for the 13 months already served, Combs will spend just over three more years behind bars. He was also given five years of supervised release and ordered to pay a $500,000 fine.
It’s day two of the government shutdown. Democrats are demanding the repeal of parts of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act to reopen the government, while Republicans say that doing so would reopen loopholes allowing noncitizens access to taxpayer-funded health care.
Meanwhile, the White House has canceled nearly $8 billion in federal funding for hundreds of energy projects and signaled that certain government agencies will face cuts, as the Trump administration seeks to implement spending reductions during the shutdown.
Two people were killed and three others seriously wounded in an attack on a synagogue in Manchester, England. Authorities identified the suspect as Jihad Al-Shamie, a 35-year-old British citizen of Syrian descent, and have declared the incident a terrorist attack.
The federal government shut down today after lawmakers failed to reach an agreement on a stop-gap spending measure. Senate Democrats blocked a procedural vote to reconsider a bill that would have temporarily reopened the government. The lapse in funding affects millions of federal workers as the debate over government spending continues.
Vice President JD Vance, in a surprise appearance at the White House briefing today, called on moderate Democrats to join Republicans in voting to keep the government open. He also said he doesn’t believe the shutdown will last long. Meanwhile, the Department of Homeland Security says its operations will continue despite the funding lapse.
The Supreme Court today deferred the Trump administration’s request to overturn an injunction blocking President Trump’s effort to fire Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook. Cook will remain in office until at least January 2026.
With just hours left before government funding is set to expire, Democrats and Republicans are holding their ground, raising the likelihood of a shutdown. Federal agencies are bracing for impact as they prepare to furlough thousands of workers.
At the White House, President Trump, joined by Pfizer CEO Albert Bourla, announced that Pfizer will significantly lower drug costs and invest $70 billion in U.S. manufacturing. Trump said the medicines will be available for direct purchase through a new federal website called Trump RX.
Speaking to top military leaders at Marine Corps Base Quantico today, President Trump said America is facing “an invasion from within.” He touted the deployment of troops to Los Angeles and Washington, D.C., to protect federal buildings and curb crime, and discussed plans for additional deployments to Chicago and Portland.
President Donald Trump, alongside Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu at the White House today, unveiled a 20-point plan to end the Gaza war. Trump said the plan would bring an immediate cease-fire once both sides agree. Alongside peace efforts, the president also teased a tariff plan that could shake up Hollywood, pledging to impose a 100 percent tariff on movies made outside the United States.
With less than 48 hours until a potential government shutdown, the top four congressional leaders—two Republicans and two Democrats—met with Trump at the White House today. House Republicans have already passed a continuing resolution to extend current funding levels while bipartisan negotiations continue.
The investigation into Sunday’s Michigan church shooting continues. Authorities say the suspect, 40-year-old Thomas Jacob Sanford, drove through the front doors and opened fire with a semiautomatic rifle. Four people were killed and eight injured, with two still in critical condition. Officials are working to determine the motive for the attack.
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A gunman opens fire at a church in Michigan. At least one person is reported dead, but police say they expect to find more victims. Arian Pasdar has how president Trump is responding.
Propane tanks and cars are drifting through the streets in a small Arizona mining City after intense flooding. Four people have died and rescue teams are searching for a missing person.
U-N sanctions are back on Iran over its nuclear program. Meanwhile, a U-S citizen wrongfully detained in Afghanistan is now free.
Questions remain after Secretary Hegseth calls a rare, urgent military meeting in Virginia next week. Reports now say President Trump could attend. Two guests join us to unpack it all.
A neuroscientist weighs in on what may be the hidden cause behind the illness that confined Stephen Hawking to his wheelchair. Learn more in this week's preview of Vital Signs.
And, a million-year-old skull is challenging scientific theories about the timeline of human origins. The relic was discovered decades ago in central China. Find out why new analysis could change everything.
President Donald Trump has ordered troops to be deployed to Portland to protect Immigration and Customs Enforcement facilities, saying it’s in response to attacks by Antifa and other domestic extremists.
The State Department is moving to revoke the Colombian president’s visa after he urged U.S. soldiers to disobey Trump’s orders.
Trump touted a proposed TikTok deal this week, saying it addresses national security concerns. A social media expert joins us to examine whether the plan will truly keep Americans’ data safe.
FBI Director Kash Patel pushed back today after being accused of politicizing law enforcement. His remarks come a day after former FBI Director James Comey was indicted for making false statements to a Senate panel. President Donald Trump says he expects more indictments to follow.
At the United Nations, dozens of delegates walked out just before Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu delivered his speech. This comes as Trump teases a possible peace deal in the Middle East.
Meanwhile, frontline states in the European Union have agreed on the need for a “drone wall,” citing repeated airspace violations by Russian fighter jets and drones reported by several EU and NATO members.
President Donald Trump signed an executive order Thursday paving the way for a deal to keep TikTok operating in the United States. Under the plan, the app and its algorithms would be owned and controlled by majority American investors. The president also authorized the use of the death penalty in Washington and said he plans to sign another executive order this week aimed at dismantling “domestic terrorism networks.”
New evidence has been released in Wednesday's deadly shooting at a Dallas ICE facility. Authorities say handwritten notes reveal that ICE personnel and property—not detainees—were the intended targets, and that the suspected shooter did not expect to survive the attack.
Meanwhile, the Trump administration is bracing for a possible government shutdown, advising federal agencies to prepare reduction-in-force plans for layoffs. Senate Democrats continue to hold firm on allowing government funding to lapse.
One detainee is dead and two others remain in critical condition after a sniper targeted an ICE field office in Dallas, Texas. Authorities say the suspected shooter died by suicide, and anti-ICE messages were found on ammunition at the scene. The White House responded to the shooting, calling for an end to anti-ICE rhetoric.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy addressed the United Nations on Wednesday, warning that the world is experiencing the most destructive arms race in human history and that Russian President Vladimir Putin seeks to expand his war beyond Ukraine. Meanwhile, Secretary of State Marco Rubio met with his Russian counterpart on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly.
The White House also said the Secret Service is investigating a tech malfunction at the United Nations on Tuesday, when an escalator stopped working halfway up with President Trump and First Lady Melania on it. Additionally, President Trump is hinting at a lawsuit against ABC over the return of Jimmy Kimmel Live!.
The man accused of attempting to assassinate President Donald Trump while he was golfing in West Palm Beach last year has been found guilty. A jury on Tuesday convicted Ryan Routh on all five charges, including attempted assassination of a presidential candidate, assaulting a federal officer, and possession of a firearm with a tampered serial number. After the verdict, Routh tried to stab himself with a pen in the Florida courtroom but was quickly restrained by officers.
Trump has shifted his stance on Ukraine, now suggesting the country should fight to retake all land seized by Russia. The reversal comes after his meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy on the sidelines of the 80th U.N. General Assembly. Trump also criticized the U.N.’s funding of “uncontrolled migration,” calling it “the number one political issue of our time.”
Not all stations are on board as ABC brings back "Jimmy Kimmel Live." Nexstar Media Group has joined Sinclair Broadcast Group in refusing to air the program. ABC suspended Kimmel last week after remarks he made about the assassination of Turning Point founder Charlie Kirk.
The Trump administration has announced a finding that shows Tylenol use in pregnancy is associated with an increased risk of autism. Officials say pregnant women should generally not take the drug unless they have very serious fevers.
The Supreme Court has temporarily upheld President Donald Trump’s authority to fire Federal Trade Commission (FTC) member Rebecca Slaughter. The nation’s highest court will hear the case in December and reconsider a decades-old precedent that limits who the president can fire.
Jimmy Kimmel’s late-night show is returning to the air this Tuesday, after it was suspended over remarks Kimmel made regarding the assassination of Charlie Kirk. ABC's parent company, Disney, said it has spent recent days having thoughtful conversations with Kimmel.
Tens of thousands are expected to attend the memorial for Charlie Kirk tomorrow in Arizona. Authorities are preparing maximum security — with President Trump expected to speak.
The U.S. military carried out its third strike on boats carrying drugs, with three alleged drug dealers taken down. Footage shows the moment the boat was destroyed.
TikTok will continue to operate in the United States, after President Donald Trump spoke with Chinese regime leader Xi Jinping in a phone call and made progress to finalize a deal for TikTok. Under the deal, the Chinese-owned social media platform will transfer its U.S. assets to U.S. buyers.
The House of Representatives passed a resolution remembering conservative influencer Charlie Kirk and condemning his assassination.
The Senate rejected a seven-week stopgap government funding bill, hours after the House approved the Republican-backed bill. Lawmakers have until Sept. 30 to avert a government shutdown.
NATO intercepted three Russian jets that violated Estonia’s airspace. Estonia's foreign ministry said three Russian MiG-31 fighter jets entered Estonian airspace over the Gulf of Finland without permission and remained there for a total of 12 minutes.
Turning Point USA elects Charlie Kirk's widow Erika to be their new CEO and chair. And Utah Valley University re-opens after the fatal shooting of Charlie Kirk on campus last week — with an increased presence of law enforcement on patrol.
The late-night talk show Jimmy Kimmel Live has been taken off the air indefinitely. ABC made the announcement yesterday, following sharp backlash over Kimmel’s controversial remarks about the assassination of "Turning Point" founder Charlie Kirk.
Wrapping up his state visit to the UK today, President Trump bid farewell to the British Royal family and met Prime Minister Keir Starmer for a day of business. The two leaders signed a tech deal worth billions of dollars. The president also made a major announcement about Antifa.
King Charles welcomed President Trump to Windsor Castle for an unprecedented day of pomp and pageantry during the president’s second state visit to Britain. It marked the largest military ceremonial welcome for a state visit in living memory and came after a string of multibillion-dollar tech deals between the two nations.
The recently fired CDC director testified before the Senate Health Committee, offering her account of the dispute that led to her removal. She said the split followed clashes with Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. over vaccine policy.
FBI Director Kash Patel faced heated exchanges with lawmakers as he testified before Congress for a second straight day, outlining the investigation that led to the arrest of Charlie Kirk’s suspected shooter. Meanwhile, governments and employers across the country are cracking down on celebrations of Kirk’s death with firings and visa revocations.
Utah officials are seeking the death penalty for the suspected assassin of Charlie Kirk. Prosecutors say new DNA evidence at the crime scene links the suspect, 22-year-old Tyler Robinson. Meanwhile, FBI Director Kash Patel testified before the Senate Judiciary Committee today for the first time since his confirmation, with questions largely focused on the bureau’s handling of the Kirk assassination case.
President Donald Trump is filing a $15 billion lawsuit against The New York Times, four of its reporters, and Penguin Random House, accusing them of defamation during the 2024 election. He arrived in London today for his second state visit, with the United States and UK expected to announce trade deals worth more than $10 billion.
White House deputy chief of staff Stephen Miller confirmed on Monday that the White House will be going after networks that organized riots, street violence, and other activities, calling such groups a “vast domestic terror movement.” The comments were made as Vice President JD Vance hosted Charlie Kirk’s program days after the conservative commentator was assassinated last week while speaking at an event at Utah Valley University. Meanwhile, Democratic leaders condemned the Sept. 10 assassination of Kirk and urged Americans to reject political violence while the investigation continues.
President Donald Trump signed an order sending the National Guard into Memphis to combat crime, constituting his latest test of the limits of presidential power by using military force in American cities.
New York Gov. Kathy Hochul endorsed democratic socialist Zohran Mamdani in the New York City mayoral race, aligning herself with the party’s progressive nominee as other prominent Democrats distanced themselves.
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President Donald Trump said Saturday that he is ready to hit Russia with major sanctions once all NATO allies stop buying Russian oil, tying the move to a broader plan that also includes steep tariffs on China.
Turning Point USA, the organization founded by the late Charlie Kirk, announced that it will host a celebration-of-life event on Sept. 21 to remember Kirk.
The suspected shooter in the assassination of conservative commentator Charlie Kirk has been arrested, Utah Gov. Spencer Cox announced on Friday. He is a 22-year-old Utah resident named Tyler Robinson.
And a Pentagon spokesman said the Department of War has “zero tolerance” for any civilian or military personnel who celebrate or mock Charlie Kirk’s assassination.
Political scholars and ordinary people say the slaying of the 31-year-old political commentator is a possible watershed moment for the nation.
A manhunt is underway for the suspect who shot and killed Charlie Kirk, founder of Turning Point USA. The FBI has released photos of a person of interest and is offering a $100,000 reward for information.
Today, the nation marks 24 years since the September 11th terrorist attacks, when al Qaeda hijackers carried out a coordinated assault on the United States. Survivors and those impacted share their personal stories of that day.
Conservative commentator Charlie Kirk has died after being shot at an event at Utah Valley University on Wednesday. President Donald Trump confirmed his death on social media, calling him “great, and even legendary.” The president also ordered all American flags nationwide lowered to half-staff until Sunday evening at 6 p.m. Kirk, 31, was the co-founder of Turning Point USA, the largest conservative youth organization in the country.
Russian drones entered Polish airspace on Wednesday, according to Polish authorities, who say the drones were shot down with the support of military aircraft from NATO allies. It marks the first known instance of a NATO member firing shots during the war in Ukraine. Poland has invoked NATO’s Article 4, which allows member states to begin formal discussions about threats to their security. Russia, meanwhile, denied targeting Poland with drones.
President Donald Trump today condemned the fatal stabbing of a Ukrainian refugee in North Carolina. The suspect accused of killing 23-year-old Iryna Zarutska in August was free on cashless bail after having been arrested 14 times in the state.
Trump is expected to sign a proclamation following the release of the Make America Healthy Again Commission’s latest report today. The plan outlines strategies to combat the childhood chronic disease epidemic and builds on the commission’s first report, published in May.
In the Middle East, Israeli forces launched airstrikes in Qatar, targeting senior Hamas leaders. The strikes came after Hamas claimed responsibility for a deadly attack at a bus stop in Jerusalem.
The Supreme Court cleared the way for Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents to continue immigration operations in Southern California. The high court granted President Donald Trump’s emergency request to overturn a ruling that restricted immigration stops in Los Angeles. In a separate case, the chief justice allowed Trump to remove a member of the Federal Trade Commission.
Trump is still eyeing Chicago for the next crime crackdown. The Department of Homeland Security has already stepped up operations there, as Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker maintains his opposition to federal deployment.
France’s government fell Monday after Parliament voted against a confidence motion in the prime minister. The move leaves President Emmanuel Macron to decide whether to appoint a new prime minister, call snap elections, or step down himself.
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The Trump administration is ramping up efforts to combat illegal immigration across the country. The White House is zeroing in on cities and states from Chicago to Massachusetts and Georgia. Arian Pasdar has the roundup.
Two guests join us to unpack the major developments from the White House last week in countering our adversaries, and what to make of that hot mic moment during China's military parade.
Is the root of depression and anxiety hiding in nutrition? A doctor reveals how biochemistry could drive mental health challenges.
And over in the Czech Republic, dozens of Hot air balloons took to the skies, soaring across the land in a burst of color. Find out if this year's gathering set a new record.
President Donald Trump published a message on Truth Social Saturday hinting at a possible immigration crackdown in Chicago. Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker accused him of threatening to “go to war” with an American city.
Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem accused CBS of deceptive editing. In response, CBS News said it will no longer edit guest interviews on its flagship Sunday program “Face the Nation.”
Florida plans to end all of its vaccine mandates. Trump calls it "a very tough position." A legal expert weighs in.
President Donald Trump continued his historic speed of action on Friday, signing the 200th executive order since taking office for a second term 228 days ago. The 200th executive order changes the name of the Department of Defense to the Department of War.
Work at Hyundai’s Georgia complex that manufactures electric vehicles has been suspended after federal authorities detained hundreds of workers in a major immigration enforcement operation on Thursday, officials said.
The European Commission fined Google $3.5 billion for violating EU antitrust rules by disrupting competition in the advertising technology industry. Google challenged the EU ruling and said it would appeal the multibillion-dollar judgment in court. President Trump threatened a tariff investigation into the EU in response to the ruling.
President Trump joined Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and European leaders on a call about the war in Ukraine. According to a statement from a White House official, during the call, Trump pressed European leaders to halt purchases of Russian oil that are funding the conflict and urged them to place economic pressure on Beijing for supporting the Kremlin’s war effort. Zelenskyy also announced that 26 countries have agreed to provide Ukraine with security guarantees.
Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., in a fiery Senate hearing on health care policies, defended recent firings at HHS as well as his past comments on vaccines. Meanwhile, the Senate is weighing President Trump’s nominee to the Federal Reserve Board, as the Justice Department opens a criminal investigation into Fed Governor Lisa Cook for alleged mortgage fraud.
At the White House, the First Lady led an AI education task force meeting as top tech leaders gathered in the Rose Garden. Meanwhile, Washington, D.C., filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration and the military over the deployment of the National Guard in the nation’s capital.
President Donald Trump welcomed Poland’s president to the White House amid ongoing Russia–Ukraine negotiations. Trump said he’ll speak with Russia’s Vladimir Putin in the coming days and warned of further actions if Moscow doesn’t cooperate.
Trump accused Xi Jinping, Putin, and Kim Jong Un of conspiring against the United States, as China’s communist regime staged a military parade with Russia and North Korea’s leaders in attendance. Caught on a hot mic, Xi and Putin were overheard discussing organ transplants and immortality.
A federal judge ruled Wednesday that the Trump administration unlawfully terminated $2.2 billion in grants to Harvard University, restoring the school’s research funding. Meanwhile, Florida’s surgeon general said he is working to end all vaccine mandates in the state.
President Donald Trump announced Tuesday that the U.S. Space Command headquarters will move from Colorado Springs to Huntsville, Alabama, citing mail-in voting as one of the reasons for the decision.
The president also said he'll follow through with sending National Guard troops to combat crime in Chicago, amid opposition from state and local officials. His comments come shortly after a federal judge in San Francisco ruled that the Trump administration broke the law when it deployed the National Guard in Los Angeles during the June immigration protests.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio is heading to South America. He announced that the United States carried out “a lethal strike” against an alleged drug vessel coming from Venezuela.
A 6.0-magnitude earthquake killed some 800 people and injured more than 2,500 in eastern Afghanistan, according to figures provided Monday by the Taliban. Eastern Afghanistan is mountainous, with remote areas, and the quake has worsened communications.
A plane carrying European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen was targeted by GPS navigation jamming before safely landing in Bulgaria on Sunday. The commission said Bulgarian authorities suspect this interference was carried out by Russia.
President Donald Trump demands pharmaceutical companies "justify the success" of their COVID-19 drugs, amid conflicting opinions within the CDC over the effectiveness of the drugs. Trump says companies should make public the "great" and "extraordinary" numbers they have shown him.
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India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi is in China for a meeting with Chinese Communist Party leader Xi Jinping. What's the message he wants to send to the West? And how does it play into tensions across Asia?
In Yemen, Israel strikes the self-proclaimed prime minister of the Houthi terrorist group, and in the Gaza Strip, Israel targets the spokesperson for the Hamas terrorist group.
Controversy arises over President Donald Trump's use of a pocket rescission. The maneuver effectively sidesteps Congress to claw back funds already approved for USAID. A guest joins us to unpack the political implications for the upcoming government funding deadline.
Are weight-loss struggles related to inflammation in the body? On our preview of "Vital Signs" with Brendon Fallon, a doctor says some patients suffer from obesity that has been reinforced by inflammation.
And, we take a special look at the 10th NTD International Chinese Vocal Competition. This weekend, the sound of traditional bel canto music is resonating through New York City's Kaufman Music Center.
A U.S. guided missile cruiser was spotted crossing the Panama Canal Friday night, heading toward the Caribbean, according to media outlet AFP. This report follows a growing presence of U.S. warships deployed near the coast of Venezuela.
A judge temporarily blocked a Trump administration immigration policy that would fast-track the deportations of certain illegal immigrants.
China’s leader Xi Jinping will host more than 20 world leaders from Asian and European nations at the annual Shanghai Cooperation Organization summit next week. Expected attendees include Prime Minister Narendra Modi of India and President Vladimir Putin of Russia. What impact could this meeting have on their strained relationships with the United States? Gordon Chang, author of "Plan Red: China's Project to Destroy America," joins us for analysis.
In breaking news, an appeals court this afternoon struck down most of President Trump’s sweeping tariffs, ruling them illegal. The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit says Trump overstepped his authority when he used emergency powers to impose "reciprocal" tariffs, as well as tariffs on imports from countries including China, Canada, and Mexico.
The White House has announced the cancellation of $4.9 billion in foreign aid. President Trump used a maneuver known as a pocket rescission, which could bypass congressional approval. The president also canceled extended Secret Service protection for former Vice President Kamala Harris.
In the wake of Wednesday’s tragedy, President Trump’s cabinet is urging lawmakers to prioritize mental and spiritual health. This comes as new evidence emerges in the Minneapolis church shooting that left two children dead and several others injured.
Police have identified a total of 20 victims that had injuries resulting from the shooting at a Catholic school in Minneapolis, including the two children who were killed. The FBI has identified the shooter as 23-year-old Robin Westman, who legally changed his name in 2020 after identifying as female.
The Trump administration fired CDC Director Susan Monarez for failing to align with President Donald Trump's health agenda. Monarez pushes back and refuses to resign.
The Department of Homeland Security asks Naval Station Great Lakes, a military base near Chicago, for help with immigration operations. Meanwhile, the Trump administration appeal a judge's ruling to shut down the "Alligator Alcatraz" immigration detention center in Florida.
Two children have been killed and several others injured in a shooting at a Catholic school Mass in Minneapolis. Authorities say a gunman opened fire, hitting students during their first week back at school. The White House has lowered flags nationwide in mourning.
Continuing his efforts to negotiate peace, President Donald Trump is increasing economic pressure on Russia and chairing talks on Gaza’s future. He is also floating a name change for the Department of Defense—reverting it to its original name, the “Department of War”—as U.S. adversaries ramp up military drills and cooperation.
As federal law enforcement presence grows on the streets of Washington, the city’s mayor says it has had a positive impact on reducing crime. Meanwhile, the Trump administration is taking over management of D.C.’s Union Station and announcing new plans to revamp New York City’s Penn Station.
At his seventh Cabinet meeting of his second term, President Trump touted plunging crime numbers in Washington, D.C., and previewed a tough new step, saying his administration will seek the death penalty in homicide cases in the capital. The president also called on NTD's White House correspondent Iris Tao to share her own experience of being mugged in D.C.
A federal judge has dismissed the Trump administration’s lawsuit against Maryland’s entire federal bench. The suit opposed a standing order that stopped the immediate deportation of migrants challenging their removals.
In Utah, a judge has ordered the Republican-controlled legislature to redraw the state’s congressional map, ruling the current version unlawful and saying lawmakers ignored voter-approved safeguards against partisan gerrymandering. Lawmakers have until Sept. 24 to submit new maps.
President Donald Trump met with South Korean President Lee Jae Myung Monday, unveiling plans to revive America’s shipbuilding industry and launching a joint energy project in Alaska. He also issued new warnings to Beijing over trade and national security, threatening to raise tariffs on China to 200 percent.
The president also signed executive orders ending cashless bail nationwide and increasing penalties for burning the American flag. Meanwhile, Immigration and Customs Enforcement detained illegal immigrant Kilmar Abrego Garcia after he surrendered to authorities in Baltimore. The Salvadoran national now faces possible deportation to Uganda.
In the Middle East, Israeli forces launched two strikes on a hospital in Gaza, killing multiple civilians, including several journalists. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called the second strike a “tragic mishap.” Meanwhile, Trump says he thinks the war in the Gaza Strip will end in two to three weeks.
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President Donald Trump warns military troops could be deployed to new cities to fight soaring crime rates. His comments on truth social come amid a spat with Baltimore's governor. Details on what cities the president is considering.
Authorities in New York have identified five victims who died in a tour bus crash on Interstate 90. The vehicle was making the return trip from Niagara falls when it fell into a ditch.
A South Korean delegation visits China calling for normalization of ties between the two ahead of Monday's White House summit with South Korea. Two guests unpack what that means for U.S.–South Korea relations and what to expect in tomorrow's summit.
Are habits and lifestyle the keys to a longer, healthier life? Hear the details on what research says can help in a preview of "Vital Signs" with Brendon Fallon.
And, meet Maple, a former K-9 who's now helping to sniff out diseases and keep honey bees safe. Find out why researchers at the Michigan State University are counting on man's best friend.
The Justice Department has released a transcript of an interview Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche conducted with Ghislaine Maxwell. The long-time Jeffrey Epstein confidant answered questions regarding rumors surrounding the late sex offender, including his ties to President Trump.
In an olive branch to the U.S., Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney announces that he's removing retaliatory tariffs on many American goods covered under the US-Mexico-Canada Agreement, though duties on steel, autos, and aluminum remain in effect. The move comes after a call between Carney and Trump.
President Trump today says he is continuing to work on a possible Russia-Ukraine meeting, despite the difficulty of the task. Meanwhile, the president announced Washington D.C. as the host of a major event and unveiled a sweeping beautification plan for the nation's capitol ahead of America’s 250th birthday.
President Donald Trump declared “total victory” today after a New York appeals court overturned a roughly half-billion-dollar civil fraud judgment against him, his family, and his company. Tonight, the president is also joining law enforcement on patrol in Washington, D.C.
Fighting continues between Russia and Ukraine, as the United States continues pushing for peace. Drones and missiles reportedly struck an American-owned factory in western Ukraine today. Meanwhile, in the Middle East, Israel has entered cease-fire talks aimed at returning hostages and ending the war in Gaza, even as its forces advance plans to take over the territory and defeat Hamas.
In California, Democrats are pushing to redraw congressional districts as the state enters the next phase of redistricting. This comes after the Texas House’s approval of its own new maps.
Vice President JD Vance visited National Guard troops in Washington, as the city entered its ninth day under federal control of law enforcement. The U.S. Marshals Service is now offering $500 rewards for tips leading to arrests in the capital.
President Donald Trump says Russian President Vladimir Putin and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy are working to arrange a direct meeting without him, though he’s ready to join if needed. Meanwhile, fighting rages on, with a Russian drone reportedly crossing Ukraine's western border and exploding in NATO member Poland.
In the Middle East, Israeli forces have officially begun the first phase of their plan to take Gaza City. The Israeli government has also approved construction of a new settlement east of Jerusalem.
President Trump says there will be no American troops on the ground in Ukraine. The statement comes after his talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin, and his meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and European leaders at the White House yesterday. According to the White House, Putin has promised a direct meeting with Zelenskyy in the coming weeks.
The U.S. is sending warships to waters off Venezuela to combat drug trafficking. The Pentagon confirmed the deployment of three Aegis guided-missile destroyers and 4,000 U.S. service members to the region. In response, Venezuela’s Maduro regime says it has mobilized 4.5 million armed militia members.
The Hamas terrorist group has agreed to a ceasefire proposal and is awaiting Israel’s response. Meanwhile, Israel accuses the United Nations of relying on incomplete data to portray the humanitarian situation in Gaza.
President Trump sits down with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and European leaders at the White House, just three days after his Alaska summit with Russian President Vladimir Putin. The high-stakes talks today aim to broker a peace deal between Russia and Ukraine as the war enters its fourth year.
Details from President Trump's meeting in Alaska with Russia's Putin. US lawmakers say progress was made even without a ceasefire agreement. More on their reactions.
President Trump discloses a bombshell promise from the Chinese communist party leader: China will not invade Taiwan as long as Trump is in office.
Two geopolitical analysts join us to unpack what to expect at tomorrow's White House meeting between Presidents Trump and Zelenskyy post Alaska summit with Russia's Putin.
A rehabilitation doctor explains why weight loss is one of the most commonly discussed topics between physician and patient. Plus, details on what we know about weight-loss medications.
And, a prehistoric fossil is taking a vacation in Europe. Her name is Lucy, a more than 3-million-year-old skeleton first found in Africa.
President Donald Trump says he will meet Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy at the Oval Office on Monday. The announcement comes after Trump’s Alaska summit with Russian President Vladimir Putin on Friday, which he said “went very well.”
The Trump administration has agreed to return control of the D.C. police to Chief Pamela Smith, rather than appointing an emergency commissioner. The move follows a federal judge’s ruling after city officials sued to block the president’s takeover of the force.
Hurricane Erin has intensified into a Category 5 storm in the Caribbean, strengthening from a tropical storm in just one day. Forecasters say Erin is expected to move north and turn northeast, potentially threatening Bermuda in the coming days.
President Donald Trump meets with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Anchorage, Alaska, Friday, joined by Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Special Envoy Steve Witkoff. A press conference is set for 7:30 p.m. ET following the summit.
Despite the high-stakes talks, both Russia and Ukraine report ongoing attacks. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy continues calling for his country's involvement in the peace process.
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott called a second special session after lawmakers failed to pass a new congressional map. Democratic legislators are preparing to return home to bolster legal challenges to the map.
President Trump says he’s hopeful for peace in Ukraine, speaking just a day before his high-stakes meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Alaska. Putin signaled the U.S. and Russia could soon reach a nuclear arms control deal, while Secretary of State Marco Rubio weighed in on possible developments.
The Pentagon says 800 National Guard troops are now in Washington, D.C. Forty-five arrests were made Wednesday night as the capital entered its fourth day under federal control of law enforcement.
California officials and Gov. Gavin Newsom today called for a November special election to redraw the Golden State's congressional maps, aiming to counter Republican redistricting efforts in Texas. That's as Texas Democrats say they’ll return to the state if their conditions are met.
The White House tells NTD that more than 100 arrests have been made since President Trump’s D.C. crime crackdown began on Aug. 7. Around 400 National Guard troops are set to deploy in the capital tonight.
President Trump spoke with European allies and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, two days ahead of his historic summit with Russian President Vladimir Putin. He warned of consequences for Moscow if no progress is made Friday and hinted at a possible trilateral meeting afterward.
The Trump administration won a legal victory as a D.C. appeals court panel allowed the government to resume its freeze on foreign aid spending, ruling that the plaintiffs couldn’t challenge the president’s powers.
President Donald Trump is urging Congress to pass legislation outlawing cashless bail, as part of his move to address crime policies nationwide—with New York Rep. Elise Stefanik announcing she’ll lead the charge. This comes a day after Trump declared a citywide emergency in Washington, D.C., and took sweeping action to curb crime in the capital.
The Trump administration is finalizing plans for Friday’s meeting between Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin. Moscow is demanding that Ukraine withdraw from its own Donetsk region ahead of the talks.
A new study suggests this year’s Los Angeles wildfires killed far more people than official counts indicate—with researchers estimating the true death toll could be over 14 times higher.
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President Trump today placed Washington D.C.’s police force under direct federal control. The move is part of a sweeping effort by the president to curb violent crime in the nation’s capital.
Explosions at a U.S. Steel plant near Pittsburgh today killed one person and injured at least ten others. One person remains unaccounted for. Authorities are investigating the cause of the incident.
Controversy arose after Israeli forces killed an Al Jazeera reporter in the Gaza Strip. Israel accused Anas Al-Sharif of leading a Hamas terrorist cell and directing rocket attacks against Israeli civilians and troops.
One of the six victims in this weekend's shooting it Baltimore has died. The other victims include a 5-year-old girl. Police are still looking for the gunman, and have reached out to the public for possible tips.
Two guests join us to unpack what the new Israeli offensive in Gaza means for the hostages, the region, and international response.
Can nutrition help lower the risk of cancer? In a preview of Vital Signs, a doctors shares his insight on safeguarding against health risks.
And, ever wish you had someone to help teach you to cook, clean the home, or just offer up a wealth of wisdom? Well, Japan's rent-a-grandma is just that. Find out how the service was launched and what perks come along with it.
President Donald Trump welcomed the leaders of Armenia and Azerbaijan to the White House on Friday for the signing of a peace agreement aimed at ending nearly four decades of fighting.
The president also confirmed he will meet with Russian President Vladimir Putin soon. This comes as attacks on Ukraine continue despite Trump's deadline for Russia to end the war.
In the Middle East, Israel is under criticism as it moves forward with its plans for a Gaza Strip takeover. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said the goal is not to occupy Gaza, but to “free Gaza from Hamas.”
President Trump today marks his 200th day in office, highlighting economic accomplishments. New executive orders also target college admissions and federally funded research.
President Trump’s new tariffs on nearly 70 countries took effect today, with tens of billions in new revenue flowing into the U.S. But concerns are mounting over rising consumer prices.
In a major Middle East development, Israel is planning a full military takeover of the Gaza Strip. The move comes amid calls to end the war and secure the return of hostages.
An Army sergeant who allegedly opened fire on five fellow soldiers is in custody. The shooting happened Wednesday morning at Fort Stewart military base in Georgia. The Army identified the suspect as a 28-year-old active-duty soldier. All five injured are in stable condition and expected to recover. The motive is still under investigation.
President Donald Trump signed an executive order Wednesday morning doubling tariffs on imports from India to 50 percent. The additional 25 percent tariff is in response to India’s continued purchases of Russian oil and will take effect on Aug. 27. The president also announced in the evening that Apple will invest an additional $100 billion in the United States, bringing its total commitment to $600 billion over the next four years.
Special Envoy Steve Witkoff met with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Moscow Wednesday. Trump called the talks "highly productive," adding that "great progress was made." The White House says Trump is open to a direct meeting with Putin as early as next week.
President Donald Trump says JPMorgan Chase and Bank of America—the largest banks in the United States—discriminated against him and others on political grounds. The White House is reportedly preparing an executive order targeting lenders accused of closing accounts on ideological grounds. It comes as the Justice Department is ramping up investigations into the Russia probe.
The Texas House came up short for a second day on Tuesday after Democrats fled the state to block the Republican majority's redistricting efforts. Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton accused the absent lawmakers of dereliction of duty and said he would seek a court ruling to declare vacant the seat of any representative not back by Friday.
Trump spoke with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, as Russia faces a Friday deadline. Trump says soaring energy prices could pressure Moscow to make peace. Meanwhile, Israel continues delivering humanitarian aid to the Gaza Strip while waging war against the Hamas terrorist group. Some reports suggest Israel is now considering a full military takeover of the territory.
President Donald Trump announced higher tariffs on India Monday, warning the country over its continued purchases of Russian oil. Meanwhile, the United States is poised to impose new sanctions and secondary tariffs on Russia if Moscow does not agree to a cease-fire with Ukraine by Friday.
The Texas House failed to reach a quorum Monday, as Republican lawmakers attempt to pass a congressional redistricting bill. This comes after Democratic lawmakers fled the state on Sunday in protest of the measure. Gov. Greg Abbott has warned that he may seek to remove them from office if they do not return Monday. The next session of the Texas House is scheduled for 1 p.m. CT Tuesday.
The State Department may soon require foreign nationals to pay a bond of up to $15,000 to enter the United States. The proposal primarily targets countries with high visa overstay rates.
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A gunman is still at large in Montana, after killing four people at a bar on Friday morning. The suspect is an army veteran who lived next door to the bar. Authorities are warning that the man could return to the area.
Rescuers are working to find survivors in Chile. That's after an earthquake caused underground passageways to collapse in the world's largest underground copper mine.
The EPA proposed rolling back a 16-year-old scientific finding from the Obama administration that allowed the regulation of greenhouse gas emissions like CO2. Two guests join us to unpack the science and impacts.
Do you ever feel an uncontrollable urge to move your legs when trying to fall asleep? A neurologist sheds light on what could be a case of restless legs syndrome.
And, ever wonder why potato and tomato have such similar names? Well, scientists have uncovered the modern potatoes ancestor might just be a tomato. Find out how that cross-pollination spills over in the spuds we buy now.
Jack Smith, the special prosecutor who investigated Donald Trump ahead of the 2024 election, is now under investigation for potentially committing illegal political activity. The Office of Special Counsel—an independent federal body—confirmed the probe Saturday.
The search continues for a second day for a man suspected of killing four people in Anaconda, Montana. Authorities say the military veteran opened fire inside a bar before fleeing the scene.
Trump touted major trade deals just before his Friday deadline. Will an appeals court strike them down? Our panel discusses presidential emergency powers and what the court is likely to decide.
President Donald Trump on Friday fired the commissioner of Labor Statistics, accusing the Biden appointee of revising jobs numbers. In a social media post, the president said he was informed that Commissioner Erika McEntarfer had manipulated labor statistics to help Democratic candidate Kamala Harris win the White House.
Trump announced Friday that he's ordering two nuclear submarines to be repositioned in case of Russian aggression. The move follows comments from Dmitry Medvedev—Russia’s former president and current chairman of the Security Council—who spoke of a possible war with the United States.
The Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB)—which funds NPR and PBS—will begin to wind down its operations. This comes after an appropriations bill for fiscal year 2026 passed by Congress excludes funding for CPB for the first time in more than five decades.
Hours before new tariffs are set to kick in, President Trump today postpones higher tariffs on Mexico for another 90 days "to build a long-term agreement through dialogue," as foreign leaders continue reaching out with offers. Meanwhile, the Justice Department today defends President Trump’s sweeping tariffs in court, as a panel of federal judges questions his authority to impose them.
U.S. Special Envoy Steve Witkoff is in Israel where he met with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu today. The White House said the U.S. will be hearing firsthand about the humanitarian situation in the Gaza Strip, as Israel continues to receive international criticism over aid access.
The Senate Appropriations Committee today reached a bipartisan consensus to advance its version of the defense budget for fiscal year 2026. The Senate's defense appropriations bill seeks to rapidly modernize the U.S. military to address the growing threat from the Chinese Communist Party.
As of this afternoon, tsunami advisories for Hawaii and California’s coast have been lifted. Last night, one of the strongest earthquakes ever recorded—a magnitude 8.8 quake near Russia’s Kamchatka Peninsula—triggered tsunami alerts across the Pacific. The quake is affecting millions of people around the Pacific, including in the Americas, Asia, and Oceania.
As new data shows a surge in U.S. GDP, President Trump is announcing fresh trade actions and once again urging the Fed to cut rates. But the central bank held rates steady today, citing concerns about inflation. Meanwhile, the Trump administration is launching a new health tracking system, promising easier access to health records and improved wellness monitoring.
Former Vice President Kamala Harris announced today that she won’t run for governor of California next year. She said more details on her future plans will be shared later.
President Donald Trump hails the New York City Police Department as he vows to get to the bottom of Monday night's Manhattan shooting that killed four. Police said Tuesday they found a suicide note in the shooter's possession, and that he was specifically targeting the NFL headquarters. A vigil is scheduled Tuesday night as investigations continue.
U.S. and Chinese officials on Tuesday wrapped up the second and final day of trade talks in Sweden. The two sides agreed to possibly extend a pause on tariffs, with the current deadline approaching in two weeks. Trump is expected to make a decision Wednesday.
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced a proposal Tuesday to rescind a 2009 finding that linked human-caused climate change to public health risks. The finding is the basis for multiple regulations on greenhouse gas emissions. EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin called the proposed rollback “one of the largest deregulatory actions in the history of the United States.”
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President Donald Trump is issuing a new deadline for Russia to end its war in Ukraine. The announcement comes during Trump’s high-profile meeting with British Prime Minister Keir Starmer, and it follows what may be Trump’s biggest trade deal yet, slashing tariffs with the EU and securing hundreds of billions in energy and defense purchases.
Humanitarian aid entering the Gaza Strip appears to be increasing amid reports of starvation in the territory, as Trump and Vice President J.D. Vance voice concerns about the situation. Meanwhile, Israel says that a viral photo of a child who appears to be starving actually depicts a 5-year-old who has a genetic disease.
A cease-fire deal has been reached between Thailand and Cambodia after a brief but deadly escalation of a border dispute. It comes after Trump suggested he would end trade negotiations with the two nations if they didn’t stop fighting.
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Eleven people have been hospitalized after a man allegedly went on a stabbing spree inside a Michigan Walmart. Police say bystanders sprung into action to prevent a larger tragedy. Authorities are investigating.
President Donald Trump has announce a trade deal with the European Union, just days before high import tariffs were set to kick in. Two guests join us to unpack what the deal means for Americans.
Can the brain be rewired to overcome mental health concerns? In a Vital Signs preview, Dr. William J. Walsh lays out his findings on nutrient therapy.
And in one community in Vermont, pay phones are going from a thing of the past to a new—and free—lifeline. One electrical engineer is transforming the old-school phones to make areas safer, even without reliable cell service.
The deadly border conflict between Thailand and Cambodia could be coming to an end. President Donald Trump said Saturday that he’s spoken to leaders from both countries, and they’ve agreed to work out a cease-fire. With the conflict entering its third day, at least 33 people are dead and more than 100,000 are displaced.
The Israel Defense Forces say they will resume airdrops of aid for Gaza Saturday night and that humanitarian corridors will be established for United Nations convoys. Israel said Hamas is promoting false narratives, as reports raise concerns about starvation in Gaza.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio on Saturday condemned Hong Kong’s latest round of warrants and bounties targeting overseas pro-democracy activists. A total of 19 arrest warrants were issued Friday, accusing the individuals of subversion under a draconian national security law used to stifle dissent.
President Donald Trump arrives in Scotland Friday for a five-day visit, where he will meet with UK and EU officials for trade talks and stop at his golf resorts. The president is also floating rebate checks for Americans, as tariff revenue continues to rise.
In the Middle East, Israeli forces continue to launch airstrikes in the Gaza Strip, just a day after cease-fire talks with Hamas fell apart. Israel and the United States say they'll now consider alternative options to free the hostages still held in the territory.
Thailand has declared martial law in areas near its border with Cambodia in an escalating border dispute. A total of 16 people have reportedly been killed and tens of thousands of civilians are displaced, as conflicts enter a second day.
President Donald Trump paid a rare visit to the Federal Reserve Thursday, as he ramps up pressure on Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell to cut interest rates. While touring the central bank’s headquarters, the two clashed publicly over a controversial renovation project expected to cost billions of dollars.
House lawmakers on Thursday voted to subpoena the Department of Justice (DOJ) for Epstein-related files and to compel several high-profile figures—both Democrats and Republicans—to testify. This comes as the DOJ’s deputy attorney general meets with Ghislaine Maxwell.
Columbia University will pay more than $200 million to settle federal claims of discrimination against Jewish students and employees. The agreement follows months of controversy, protests, and suspended funding.
President Trump signs three new executive orders at an AI summit in Washington and announces a bold action plan to sustain America’s global dominance in artificial intelligence. Earlier today, Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard also spoke about her office's recent findings on the 2016 election during a White House press briefing.
A federal judge in Florida today denied the Justice Department's request to unseal grand jury transcripts related to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, citing the Eleventh Circuit's grand jury secrecy law. The denial follows a request from the Trump administration to release the transcripts.
Bryan Kohberger, the 30-year-old man who pleaded guilty on July 2 to the November 2022 murders of four University of Idaho students, has been sentenced to four consecutive life terms in prison. Before the sentencing, several family members of the victims spoke emotionally about the anguish they’ve endured.
President Donald Trump announced new trade deals with the Philippines and Indonesia—two key U.S. allies facing increased Chinese aggression in the region. He also commented on Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard’s report on the 2016 election probe, saying, “It’s time to go after people.”
Following the release of more than 200,000 pages related to Reverend Martin Luther King Jr.’s assassination, the late civil rights leader’s children are urging the public to view the records with empathy and respect.
The Chinese Communist Party is blocking a U.S. government employee from leaving China. The State Department says the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office worker was visiting the country in a personal capacity.
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As President Donald Trump marks his first six months in office, the White House is highlighting his achievements across various sectors. The update comes as Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard unveils hundreds of thousands of files related to the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr., and takes new action following the release of documents tied to the 2016 election probe.
Attorneys for Harvard and the Justice Department faced off in court today, urging a federal judge to rule on a $2 billion funding freeze. Harvard argued the freeze is illegal, while the Justice Department maintained that universities are not automatically entitled to federal funding.
In the Middle East, Israel has deployed ground forces into parts of the central Gaza Strip for the first time since the conflict began. Some believe hostages may be held in the area. Meanwhile, 25 countries have signed a joint statement calling for an immediate end to the war in Gaza.
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Residents in the Gaza strip continue to collect aid after another reported shooting near an aid distribution site. Meanwhile, U.S. ambassador Mike Huckabee visits an ancient church that was recently attacked.
Flash flooding around the Nation's Capital and extending into Maryland. Details on a rare alert from the National Weather Service.
Thousands marched in Manhattan today, to call for an end to the 26-year-long brutal persecution against a popular spiritual group in China. Plus, a world renowned dance group makes a surprise appearance. Artists from the group tell us why they're here.
A sneak peek at an upcoming Vital Signs interview. Dr. “Gator” Warsh reveals what today’s children really need to thrive, and why it starts with the way we parent.
And, a special honor for the beloved Peanuts comic strip. Britain's Royal Mail is celebrating Snoopy and Charlie Brown with a set of eight new stamps—complete with some British flair.
In a revelation about the lead-up to the 2016 Trump-Russia investigation, newly released records show the FBI and National Security Agency had low confidence that Russia was behind the alleged hack of DNC servers. But that detail was left out of a memo sent to then-President Barack Obama.
At least 30 people were injured early Saturday morning when a vehicle drove into a crowd outside a nightclub in East Hollywood. Police say the driver was attacked. The cause of the incident is still under investigation.
At least 27 people died Saturday afternoon after a tourist boat capsized in Vietnam during stormy weather. State media reports the boat, carrying 53 people, overturned around 2 p.m. local time as a storm approached.
President Donald Trump has signed into law the first major legislation regulating the crypto industry. Despite concerns over national security and consumer protection, the president says the law will strengthen assets like the dollar and help ensure U.S. dominance in the global crypto sector.
Trump is formally suing Rupert Murdoch and The Wall Street Journal for libel. He’s also responding to questions about an alleged letter to Jeffrey Epstein, as the Justice Department moves to release more related files.
A multi-agency investigation is underway after a deadly explosion at a sheriff’s training facility in East Los Angeles killed three deputies. The blast occurred around 7:30 Friday morning. One person remains hospitalized.
President Trump signed into law a bipartisan bill aimed at toughening prison sentences for fentanyl traffickers. Highlighting the stories of fentanyl victims, the president also called out China for its role in helping smuggle drugs into the U.S.
President Trump’s rescissions package cleared a key procedural hurdle in the Senate ahead of Friday’s deadline—but it’s not yet across the finish line. Three Republican senators continue to oppose the plan, which would cut about $9 billion in foreign aid and public broadcasting funds.
In the Middle East, growing conflict between Israel and Syria is raising international concern, following reports that Israeli forces struck Syria’s military headquarters in Damascus.
President Donald Trump has signed into law a bipartisan bill aimed at toughening prison sentences for fentanyl traffickers. Highlighting the stories of fentanyl victims, the president also called out China for its role in helping smuggle drugs into the United States.
Trump’s rescissions package cleared a key procedural hurdle in the Senate ahead of Friday’s deadline—but it’s not yet across the finish line. Three Republican senators continue to oppose the plan, which would cut about $9 billion in foreign aid and public broadcasting funds.
In the Middle East, the growing conflict between Israel and Syria is raising international concern, following reports that Israeli forces struck Syria’s military headquarters in Damascus.
Visiting Pittsburgh today, President Trump announced $90 billion in new investments aimed at making Pennsylvania a leading AI hub. The president vows to leave China far behind as he pushes for U.S. dominance in the industry.
President Trump also issued another warning to Russia, urging it to strike a peace deal within 50 days. The head of NATO backed Trump’s stance, warning Russia’s allies that they could face consequences as well.
Former National Security Advisor Mike Waltz was pressed by senators today during his confirmation hearing to become the next U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations. Lawmakers on both sides agreed that the next ambassador must confront China’s growing influence in multilateral organizations.
President Donald Trump announced Monday that the United States will send billions in weapons to Ukraine through NATO allies. He also issued a fresh ultimatum to Moscow, threatening 100 percent “secondary tariffs” on Russia if no peace deal is reached within 50 days.
In an after-term ruling, the Supreme Court is allowing Trump to move forward with his plan to lay off nearly 1,400 Education Department employees. This comes as attorneys general from more than a dozen states sue the administration over frozen public education funding.
Nine people are dead and dozens injured after a fire broke out Sunday at an assisted living center in Fall River, Massachusetts. The cause of the fire is under investigation. Meanwhile, more than 160 people remain missing after deadly Fourth of July floods in Central Texas. With more storms in the forecast, crews are bracing for further flash flooding.
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A new round of flood warnings in Texas. Officials say heavy rains in the state could cause more flash flooding. Rescue and evacuation efforts for some areas are underway. In the meantime, the search for missing victims from the July Fourth floods have been temporarily paused.
Today marks one year since President Trump survived an assassination attempt in Butler, Pennsylvania. Hear how he reflected on the past year, during an interview with Lara Trump.
As Trump teases a major announcement about Russia coming Monday and NATO's Secretary General visits Washington next week, can we expect a turning point in the Russia-Ukraine war? Two guests join us to explore.
Diet has a lot to do with health, but so does getting good sleep. The question is, are you getting the right kind of shut-eye? A sleep physician goes deep on slow-wave sleep.
And, unexpected "creatures" appear in deep space as the James Webb telescope spots a cosmic owl and a galactic jellyfish.
President Donald Trump has announced 30 percent tariffs on goods imported from Mexico and the European Union, set to take effect on Aug. 1. He warned the rates could go even higher if any country responds with retaliatory tariffs.
The Trump administration says it will appeal a California judge’s order halting immigration arrests without probable cause. Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem also said Saturday she’s in talks with five states to establish detention facilities modeled after Florida’s “Alligator Alcatraz.”
New details have emerged in last month’s fatal Air India crash. A preliminary report released Saturday shows the plane’s fuel cutoff switches were flipped seconds after takeoff.
President Donald Trump visited Central Texas on July 11 for a first-hand look at damage from a devastating flood that claimed the lives of more than 120 people statewide, including more than 35 children. Trump received a briefing from local officials in Kerr County, Texas, and met with the relatives of victims.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio says there is a "high probability" of a meeting between Trump and Chinese communist leader Xi Jinping. Rubio made the comments after his meeting with his Chinese counterpart in Malaysia at the ASEAN summit.
New data from the Treasury Department show that surging tariff revenues in June helped the U.S. government post an unexpected budget surplus of $27 billion, offering a rare fiscal bright spot amid persistently high federal deficits and suggesting that Trump’s tariff policies are becoming a significant source of government revenue.
A federal judge in New Hampshire has temporarily blocked President Donald Trump’s birthright citizenship order for the second time. The ruling comes in response to a case seeking class action status on behalf of illegal immigrant parents and their children.
Thousands of first responders continue searching for missing people after the deadly Texas floods, with more than 160 still unaccounted for in Kerr County alone. Rescue workers are using a grid system to methodically comb through affected areas.
The Trump administration is moving to ban illegal immigrants from receiving several federal benefits. On July 10, multiple federal departments announced cuts to health and education aid, among other programs, as part of an effort to save taxpayers billions.
The death toll from the Texas floods has risen to at least 119. More than 160 people remain missing in the Kerr County area, including five Camp Mystic campers and one counselor. Local officials are urging residents to shelter in place and avoid areas of destruction.
President Donald Trump met Wednesday with leaders from several African nations at the White House. All expressed interest in mineral deals with the United States, and praised his efforts to help end the 30-year war between Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
Russia has reportedly launched its largest drone attack on Ukraine since the start of the war. In response, Trump says he’s now considering sending Patriot anti-missile systems to Ukraine.
The death toll from the devastating Texas floods has reached 109, with another 161 people still missing, according to Governor Greg Abbott. First responders are continuing search and rescue operations, while the Kerr County sheriff says officials are working to piece together a timeline of events.
A day after President Trump sent over a dozen tariff letters to countries around the world, he’s standing firm on his trade negotiation strategy. At a Cabinet meeting, the president addressed ongoing trade talks and the federal response to the Texas flooding.
Big news for flyers—Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem has announced a change aimed at improving the airport experience. Effective immediately, TSA will no longer require travelers to remove their shoes at security checkpoints.
The death toll has risen to at least 94 in the historic Texas flooding. As rescue and recovery efforts continue, the region is bracing for more rain. Amid criticism from Democrats, the White House says the National Weather Service issued timely warnings—and President Donald Trump is expected to visit the hardest-hit areas later this week.
Trump is ramping up pressure on trading partners, notifying more than a dozen countries of new tariff rates today. The White House tells NTD the president will take any action necessary to prevent other nations from taking advantage of the United States.
The Department of Homeland Security says it will terminate deportation protections for tens of thousands of Hondurans and Nicaraguans. Effective Sept. 6, the move will end Temporary Protected Status for an estimated 76,000 people.
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Tragedy has struck Texas. At least 80 people are dead from flash flooding in the state, and the death toll is still rising. Victims include both adults and at least 21 children attending a girls summer camp. The search for survivors continues.
Elon Musk has officially filed the America party with the Federal Election Commission. Details on his strategy for next year's midterm elections.
Two Middle East affairs analysts break down what we can expect from the Trump-Netanyahu White House meeting on Monday.
What's the best way to keep our minds in tip-top shape—as well as our bodies? A top brain surgeon shares his take in a preview of "Vital Signs" with Brendon Fallon.
And, as Jurassic World Rebirth dominates the global box office, new dinosaur species have been discovered in Mongolia and Utah. What these finds tell us about the age when dinosaurs roamed the Earth.
Elon Musk announced Saturday the formation of a new political party he's calling the “America Party.” Musk posted a poll on his social media platform on Independence Day, asking users whether a new party should be created—65 percent said “yes.” He suggested that the poll results prompted his decision.
Tragedy has struck Texas, where flash flooding has claimed the lives of at least 27 people, including nine children. Authorities have evacuated nearly 1,000 people so far and are continuing recovery operations along the Guadalupe River.
President Donald Trump says he’s cautiously optimistic that a deal to transfer control of TikTok to a U.S. buyer could come together next week. He said Friday that U.S. officials will begin talks with China in the coming days regarding a potential agreement.
President Donald Trump has signed the "Big Beautiful Bill" into law, fulfilling multiple campaign promises as the legislation’s journey concludes on Independence Day.
Multiple people are reported dead in Texas amid catastrophic flash flooding, as severe thunderstorms continue to cause major problems across central and western parts of the state.
Trump spoke by phone with Ukraine’s Volodymyr Zelenskyy, just one day after a call with Russia’s Vladimir Putin—a conversation Trump described as disappointing.
The "Big, Beautiful Bill" has passed in the House, with 218 votes in favor and 214 against. President Donald Trump plans to sign the legislation into law at 5 p.m. on July 4, marking a major win for his administration.
Trump spoke by phone with Russian President Vladimir Putin Thursday, just one day before an expected call with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy.
The Supreme Court on Thursday agreed to hear four new cases in its next term, including two involving state laws that ban transgender athletes from competing in women’s and girls’ sports.
In a breakthrough just days before President Donald Trump’s tariff deadline, the United States has struck a new trade deal with Vietnam—locking in tariffs on imports and securing duty-free access for American goods.
With Trump's megabill now on the House floor, Speaker Mike Johnson faces a tight margin. He can afford to lose only three votes, and at least three House Republicans are already signaling they won't support the Senate-amended bill.
Trump says Israel has agreed to a cease-fire proposal for Gaza. The plan will now be delivered to the Hamas terrorist group for approval. Meanwhile, the United States is pausing some weapons shipments to Ukraine.
President Donald Trump's One Big Beautiful Bill passes the Senate. Vice President JD Vance cast the tie-breaking vote after three Senate Republicans opposed the measure following a record-long debate. Now, the amended bill heads to the House.
Trump applauds the bill’s passage while touring a Florida detention center nicknamed “Alligator Alcatraz.” He’s also threatening to have the Department of Government Efficiency review Elon Musk’s government contracts.
Zohran Mamdani officially wins the Democratic mayoral nomination in New York City. The candidate secured 56 percent of votes in the third round of ranked-choice tallying. Trump reacted Tuesday, calling Mamdani a “communist.”
The Senate is holding a marathon series of votes on the sweeping reconciliation bill. Republicans can afford to lose only three votes to pass it—and two GOP senators are firmly opposed.
The White House tells NTD that Canada “caved to President Trump” by dropping its digital services tax. We have the latest on that, and why President Donald Trump is visiting Florida’s “Alligator Alcatraz” detention center.
Harvard has been put on notice by the Trump administration. A federal task force says the Ivy League university violated the civil rights of Jewish students.
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A late Saturday night in the senate, with an appearance by Vice President JD Vance. The session advanced the big beautiful bill one step further towards approval after fierce negotiations.
Israeli forces launch more airstrikes in the Gaza strip and reportedly killed a founder of the hamas terrorist group. Meanwhile, a Gaza aid group says it has delivered 50 million meals to residents.
A series of major Supreme Court rulings Friday could significantly impact Trump's policies. Two guests join us to break it down.
We zoom in on health and wellness, where the foods we eat may only be part of the puzzle. Insights on the link between hormones, weight gain, and chronic disease.
And, a crew of astronauts from around the world have arrived on the International space station. They were shuttled toward the stars aboard a space-X rocket.
A vote on the One Big Beautiful Bill Act is expected soon. The Senate is holding a rare Saturday session as Republicans race to get the bill to President Donald Trump’s desk by the Fourth of July. However, it remains unclear whether the legislation has enough support to pass.
The Supreme Court handed a victory to the Trump administration by blocking the use of nationwide injunctions. Two legal analysts join NTD to break down the impact of that decision, along with other major rulings issued on the court’s final day of the term.
Hundreds gathered Saturday to honor slain Minnesota lawmaker Melissa Hortman and her husband. Gov. Tim Walz, former President Joe Biden, and former Vice President Kamala Harris were among those in attendance.
In a major win for President Donald Trump Friday, the Supreme Court ruled to limit lower courts’ ability to issue nationwide injunctions. The case centered on a lower court ruling that had blocked Trump’s executive order to end automatic birthright citizenship.
Trump told NTD that the decision will empower both Congress and future presidents. He also announced the cancellation of trade talks with Canada and introduced a new timeline for a cease-fire in Gaza.
In other major rulings, the Supreme Court upheld a Maryland policy allowing parents to opt their young children out of school storybook lessons featuring LGBT themes, as well as a Texas law requiring age verification to access pornographic websites.
President Donald Trump today invited everyday Americans to the White House as he made another push for his sweeping tax and border legislation—the “Big Beautiful Bill.” However, Republicans are facing hurdles in the Senate as they try to pass the measure before Independence Day.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and Gen. Dan Caine, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, revealed new details about the strikes on Iran's nuclear facilities—including that the Massive Ordnance Penetrator munition used against the Fordow nuclear site was specifically created for that target.
Iran’s supreme leader made his first public statement since the cease-fire with Israel. Ayatollah Khamenei declared victory in the war and claimed that U.S. strikes on Iran’s nuclear sites failed to cause significant damage. Meanwhile, families of hostages held in the Gaza Strip continue to call for the release of their loved ones.
President Donald Trump and Secretary of State Marco Rubio on Wednesday made their most detailed case yet for why they’re confident that U.S. strikes have obliterated Iran’s key nuclear sites. The announcement comes as NATO leaders deliver a win for Trump by agreeing to boost their defense spending. The United States and Iran are scheduled to hold talks next week.
Zohran Mamdani, a 33-year-old New York state lawmaker and self-described democratic socialist, has declared victory in New York City's Democratic mayoral primary. Former New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo has conceded.
The U.S. Department of Education says California is violating federal law by allowing transgender athletes to compete in girls’ sports. Now, the state may be forced to give back accolades to female athletes.
President Donald Trump heads to Europe for the NATO summit as he applauds a cease-fire between Israel and Iran, which appears to be holding despite a rocky start. The two sides agreed to a cease-fire Monday night, but exchanged strikes even after it went into effect. Following a conversation with Trump, Israel says it is holding off on additional attacks on Iran.
Reactions are pouring in from Capitol Hill following the cease-fire announcement. A GOP lawmaker has nominated Trump for the Nobel Peace Prize. Meanwhile, 124 Democrats joined Republicans in tabling articles of impeachment against Trump, after Rep. Al Green (D-Texas) and a small group of Democrats called the president’s strikes on Iran unconstitutional.
An extreme and long-lasting heatwave is reaching a dangerous peak Tuesday, with some East Coast cities facing their hottest day in a decade. More than 150 million Americans are under heat alerts, and at least one death has been reported.
President Trump posting on Truth Social on Monday that a cease-fire has been agreed between Israel and Iran. The announcement comes hours after Iran launched multiple missiles at a U.S. air base in Qatar. Qatar’s Defense Ministry said it “successfully” intercepted the attack.
The Trump administration can now resume deporting criminal illegal immigrants to countries other than their homelands. In a 6–3 ruling along ideological lines, the Supreme Court today reversed a lower court decision that had blocked the administration from carrying out such removals.
A rare and dangerous June heatwave is sweeping across much of the country, putting nearly 150 million people under heat alerts from Texas to Maine. In the Northeast, temperatures are forecast to reach their highest levels in more than a decade.
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The US military strikes multiple nuclear facilities in Iran. Afterward, Iran launched a barrage of missiles, hitting multiple cities in Israel. Details on President Trump's address after the strikes.
A suspected gunman was killed outside a church in a Detroit suburb. One man was injured: a security guard on the scene.
Three people found dead in North Dakota after tornadoes wreaked havoc. Wind speeds were so high they also blew over a dozen train cars off their tracks.
Two guests join us to break down just how significant the US strikes on Iran were, and what they mean for the region and the world.
How an American surgeon saved lives under enemy fire in Vietnam. Vital Signs’ host Brendon Fallon shares highlights from his interview with US Military veteran and cardiothoracic surgeon, Allen Davies.
And, thousands of people gathered in New York City, to walk through the night—on a shared mission to end suicide and shed light on the importance of mental health.
As the Israel–Iran conflict continues, reports indicate that American B-2 stealth bombers are heading west, departing the U.S. B-2s are the only aircraft equipped to carry and deploy 30,000-pound bunker-buster bombs—potentially just what Israel needs in its ongoing fight with Iran.
With Democratic Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez by his side, former Columbia University graduate and activist Mahmoud Khalil has returned to the New York metro area after spending three months in ICE detention. A judge ordered his release on bail Friday.
And Middle East analyst Gerard Filitti breaks down the latest developments in the Israel–Iran war. Will Iran agree to a deal before President Trump’s two-week deadline?
The Trump administration has imposed new sanctions on Iran, targeting the regime’s weapons programs. This comes as Israel and Iran continue to exchange deadly strikes, now a week into their conflict. A European delegation is holding talks with an Iranian official today, but President Donald Trump says Iran is actually seeking to engage with the United States, not Europe.
A federal judge today ordered the release of pro-Palestinian activist Mahmoud Khalil from immigration detention. The Trump administration has sought to deport him over his role in protests at Columbia University. He was detained on March 8.
Meanwhile, a court has upheld Trump’s use of the California National Guard in response to the riots in Los Angeles. As part of a broader effort by the Trump administration to crack down on illegal immigration, Vice President J.D. Vance is in Los Angeles today meeting with Marines and federal officers.
President Donald Trump says he’ll make a decision within two weeks on whether to launch a military strike against Iran, as Israel and Iran continue to trade fire. Israel reports striking another nuclear site in Iran, while an Iranian missile has hit a hospital in Israel.
The president has also given TikTok another 90 days to finalize a deal, granting China-based ByteDance more time to sell the app’s U.S. assets. Trump had already delayed enforcement of the TikTok ban twice before.
A SpaceX rocket exploded in Brownsville, Texas, Wednesday night. The company said the Starship “experienced a major anomaly” around 11 p.m. while on the test launch pad. SpaceX reported no danger to nearby communities but advised the public not to approach the site.
In the Middle East, Iran’s Supreme Leader has rejected President Trump’s call for an unconditional surrender, as deadly exchanges between Israel and Iran continue. Speaking today, President Trump said Iran had reached out and proposed coming to the White House for talks—but added that it’s “very late” for that. He also warned that the U.S. “may or may not” launch a military strike against Iran.
The Supreme Court on Monday, in a 6–3 decision, upheld Tennessee’s ban on so-called gender-affirming care for minors. Chief Justice John Roberts, writing for the majority, said the law banning puberty blockers and hormone treatments for minors does not violate the Constitution’s Equal Protection Clause. The ruling aligns with the Trump administration’s earlier rollback of protections for transgender individuals.
The Federal Reserve has unanimously voted to keep interest rates steady at 4.25%. Fed officials still project two rate cuts before the end of the year, while President Trump continues to push for rates “two points lower.”
President Donald Trump left the G7 summit earlier than planned Monday night, saying something “bigger” is coming. He also said the United States knows exactly where the Iranian supreme leader is hiding, adding, “Our patience is running thin.”
A three-judge appellate panel on Tuesday considered whether the California National Guard should remain under Trump’s control, following recent protests in Los Angeles over Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) operations. Meanwhile, California lawmakers are proposing a bill that would ban law enforcement officers from concealing their faces during operations.
The New York City comptroller was placed in handcuffs Tuesday after a scuffle at the immigration courthouse. He was escorting a defendant, and Homeland Security said he was interfering with ICE agents.
President Donald Trump is attending the G7 summit in Alberta, Canada. He says leaders are working to prevent Iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon, and is calling for a return to the negotiating table. Additionally, the United States and the UK signed a document at the summit formalizing a trade agreement, with Trump calling the deal fair for both nations.
Israeli forces struck the headquarters of Iran’s state-run media during a live broadcast. Meanwhile, more residents in Israel were killed after an Iranian missile hit another residential building.
The Justice Department has charged a suspect in the shooting of lawmakers in Minnesota. Authorities arrested 57-year-old Vance Boelter following a two-day manhunt.
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The manhunt is still on for the suspect accused of shooting Minnesota state lawmakers and their spouses. He managed to evade law enforcement during a violent encounter.
Israel and Iran enter their third day of missile strikes. Today, an Iranian missile hit a residential area in Israel, reportedly killing at least four people and injuring more than 100. Meanwhile, President Trump said its possible that the US could get involved.
Our panel discusses Israel’s third day of air strikes against Iran and its impact on US-Iran nuclear talks.
A top vision specialist says you could be straining your eyes without even realizing it. Details on how to discover your true lens prescription—and how it can help.
And, girl Scouts in Massachusetts surprised service members with nearly 14,000 boxes of cookies—a generous show of appreciation for the troops' unwavering service.
In the Middle East, Israeli forces have launched a series of strikes in Iran, targeting nuclear facilities and killing several top military leaders. In response, Iran has launched missiles and attack drones at Israel. President Donald Trump says Iran now has a “second chance” to agree to a nuclear deal following Israel’s preemptive strikes on its nuclear program. He also warned that if Iran refuses, it could face even more severe attacks.
India’s Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau has launched its probe into the cause of Thursday's Air India crash. The sole survivor spoke to a local reporter Friday from his hospital bed. Officials have also recovered the aircraft’s black box, which may shed light on the crash that killed more than 240 people on board.
A parade celebrating the Army’s 250th anniversary is set to kick off in the nation’s capital Saturday. Tune in for live special coverage of all the festivities—June 14th, starting at 5:30 p.m. ET—right here on NTD.
Nearly 300 people are reported dead after an Air India flight bound for London crashed into a residential neighborhood. India’s interior minister visited the lone survivor in the hospital Thursday. President Donald Trump called the crash “one of the worst in aviation history” and offered immediate U.S. assistance if needed. Investigations into the cause of the crash are underway.
Trump signed measures Thursday to overturn California’s electric vehicle mandate, which aimed to end the sale of gasoline-only cars in the state by 2035. The move has sparked legal challenges. During the bill signing, Trump also referenced his relationship with Elon Musk in relation to the issue.
The House on Thursday approved a measure codifying Trump’s request to cancel funding for foreign aid and public broadcasting. The legislation rolls back more than $9 billion previously approved by Congress, including funds for PBS and NPR. The rescissions package passed in a 214–212 vote and now heads to the Senate, where it needs a simple majority to pass.
President Trump has announced a new trade framework with China. He outlined proposed tariffs, as a final deal remains pending approval.
The White House issued a warning in response to anti-ICE protests spreading in major cities. Recent protests in downtown Los Angeles have led to looting, arrests, and now a citywide curfew. Mayor Karen Bass says the city is under emergency orders that could remain in effect for several days. Meanwhile, the Department of Justice is prosecuting two individuals accused of possessing Molotov cocktails amid the ongoing unrest.
Tech billionaire Elon Musk is stepping back from his recent feud with President Trump. He said on X that he regrets some of his posts about Trump. In a phone interview with the New York Post, Trump responded to Musk’s apology, saying, “I thought it was very nice that he did that.”
President Trump doubled down on the need for federal intervention as he deployed active-duty Marines and additional National Guard troops to Los Angeles. He also warned of “heavy force” if protests spread to this weekend’s military parade in Washington. While tensions have eased in downtown Los Angeles, officials are preparing for a fifth consecutive day of demonstrations.
On Capitol Hill, lawmakers pressed Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth on the administration’s decision to deploy troops to L.A. during a hearing on defense spending for the next fiscal year.
At least 10 people were killed in a mass shooting at a school in Austria. Eleven others were wounded, and one victim remains in critical condition. Authorities say the alleged gunman, a 21-year-old male, died by suicide. The motive for the attack is still unknown.
California is suing the Trump administration. Gov. Gavin Newsom and the state’s attorney general accuse President Donald Trump and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth of overstepping their authority by deploying the California National Guard during riots in Los Angeles over the weekend.
Meanwhile, civil rights and labor leaders rallied in Los Angeles Monday, demanding the release of a union leader arrested in a federal immigration raid. Trump doubled down on the National Guard deployment, calling violent protesters in Los Angeles “professional agitators.”
Trump’s travel ban went into effect just after midnight Monday. It bars citizens from 12 countries from entering the United States and imposes travel restrictions on seven others.
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Protests over immigration policy are raging in Los Angeles, and national guard troops have arrived. Details on the response from the trump administration and pushback from California officials and lawmakers.
New developments in the standoff between President Trump and Elon Musk. Reports say aids for each side are talking now that heated X posts have slowed.
What does the Trump-Musk spat mean for US space readiness? Could this push the US closer to Russia and give China a leg up? Two guests join us to explore.
Toxins around us might be making it harder to lose weight, but targeted detoxes could actually help. Host of Epoch TV's Vital Signs, Brendon Fallon, spoke with an expert on obesity medicine for insight.
And over in the Big Apple, Brooklyn’s Brighton Beach station transforms into a living museum, as the New York Transit Museum’s Parade of Trains rolls through this weekend.
Police and protesters clashed outside a federal detention center in Los Angeles yesterday, following immigration raids that led to dozens of arrests across the city. Mayor Karen Bass condemned the raids, while White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller asserted that “federal law will be enforced.”
The feud between President Trump and Elon Musk continues to intensify. In an interview with NBC today, the president warned that the tech billionaire will face “very serious consequences” if he funds Democratic candidates. Meanwhile, some of Musk’s most controversial posts on X targeting Trump have since been removed from the platform.
The mayor of Kharkiv, in Ukraine, says the city has just experienced its worst attack since the war with Russia began. Local officials report that at least 40 explosions rocked Kharkiv Saturday morning, killing four people and wounding more than 60.
As a feud continues between two of the world’s most powerful men, President Donald Trump says he’s focused on policy—not on Elon Musk. He also announced that U.S.-China trade talks will take place in London next Monday.
Remembering D-Day—the event that turned the tide of World War II—Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, alongside defense leaders from France and the UK, delivered remarks in Normandy to mark the occasion.
Attorney General Pam Bondi announced Friday that deported Salvadoran national Kilmar Abrego Garcia has been returned to the United States to face a two-count criminal indictment for alien smuggling and conspiracy to commit alien smuggling.
President Donald Trump met with the Chancellor of Germany at the White House today. German Chancellor Friedrich Merz compared the Russia-Ukraine war to World War II—suggesting that the United States has the power to help end the conflict. Trump, meanwhile, indicated that he believes both sides may want to continue fighting for now.
In a separate development, the relationship between Trump and Elon Musk took a sharp and public turn. Within a matter of hours, the president threatened to revoke Musk’s government contracts, while Musk accused Trump of being ungrateful for his support.
Trump also announced a new travel ban affecting 12 countries, citing national security concerns and high rates of visa overstays. Additionally, the president has blocked Harvard University from admitting international students.
The Congressional Budget Office now estimates that the “big beautiful bill” would add over $2 trillion to the national debt. Elon Musk is also escalating his criticism. However, the White House disputes those claims, insisting the agenda will cut spending and reduce the deficit.
President Trump spoke by phone today with Russian President Vladimir Putin, following a series of high-profile Ukrainian attacks on Russian territory. Trump described the call as “a good conversation, but not a conversation that will lead to immediate peace.” He added that Putin “very strongly” indicated he would respond to the recent attacks on Russian airfields.
Meanwhile, the Trump administration is taking action against Columbia University, alleging the school violated Title VI of the Civil Rights Act by showing “deliberate indifference toward the harassment of Jewish students.” As a result, the administration says Columbia no longer meets the standards required by its accrediting body.
The White House confirms President Trump is expected to speak with Chinese President Xi Jinping soon. Amid heightened tensions, the U.S. is closely monitoring China’s compliance with a recent trade agreement—one that Trump accuses Beijing of breaching.
Immigration and Customs Enforcement has taken into custody the wife and five children of Boulder terror suspect Mohamed Soliman. Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem announced the development on X.
Ukraine reports it has struck a major bridge connecting Russia to the Crimean Peninsula. The strike comes just days after a Ukrainian drone attack on Russian airfields. The White House issued a response today.
The suspect in Sunday’s attack in Colorado has been charged with a hate crime. Authorities say the man allegedly shouted “Free Palestine” as he threw firebombs at a Jewish event in Boulder. Twelve people were injured.
Russia and Ukraine successfully concluded a second round of direct talks in Istanbul, Turkey, on June 2. The two sides reached agreement on three key points, including a prisoner exchange and a possible meeting between the presidents.
In a brief order Monday, the Supreme Court said it will consider whether to revive a challenge to a state’s policy of counting mail-in ballots received after Election Day. In a separate decision, the court declined to take up cases challenging strict gun laws.
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President Donald Trump is expected to speak with Chinese Communist Party leader Xi Jinping this coming week, according to a top official. The development follows the president saying Friday that China has already violated the 90-day tariff truce.
A surprise move from President Trump shakes up NASA’s leadership. Why his nominee is suddenly out—just days before a key Senate vote.
Elon Musk is stepping down from DOGE. What’s next? Our panel on the future of the department and how the Trump administration might navigate government restructuring.
A closer look at the connection between emotions and physical pain. As big names pick up a drug-free treatment plan to end chronic pain, a leading specialist tells us how it works.
And, an ancient city is unearthed in South America. Details on what archaeologists discovered, plus the 3,000-year-old city’s unusual name.
At the Shangri-La Dialogue defense summit in Singapore today, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth spotlighted what he called an “imminent” threat from China, pledging U.S. support for Indo-Pacific allies facing escalating military pressure from Beijing.
Meanwhile, terrorist group Hamas responded to a U.S.-backed cease-fire proposal, agreeing to release 28 Israeli hostages—both living and deceased—while demanding a permanent cease-fire and a full Israeli military withdrawal from Gaza. Writing on X, U.S. Middle East envoy Steve Witkoff called the response “totally unacceptable.”
President Donald Trump is in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, where he is speaking to steelworkers and highlighting his role in keeping U.S. Steel under American ownership. The rally follows his announcement last week of a partnership between U.S. Steel and Japan’s Nippon Steel.
On Friday, Trump held a press conference alongside Elon Musk to mark the end of Musk’s tenure as head of the Department of Government Efficiency. Trump praised Musk for “leading the most sweeping and consequential government reform program in generations.” Musk said he believes the agency will continue to grow stronger and expressed confidence in achieving “a trillion dollars of waste and fraud reduction” over time.
In a major immigration development, the Supreme Court has cleared the way for the Trump administration to end a Biden-era parole program. The policy had allowed individuals from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua, and Venezuela to live and work in the United States. With the decision, the administration can now begin deporting more than half a million immigrants.
A federal appeals court on Thursday temporarily paused a lower court ruling that struck down President Donald Trump’s tariffs on a wide range of countries. The Trump administration earlier in the day told the federal appeals court in a filing that it would seek emergency relief with the U.S. Supreme Court as soon as Friday if it did not act quickly to pause the lower court decision.
The White House confirmed that Israel has accepted a new proposal for a cease-fire from U.S. envoy Steve Witkoff and that the proposal has been submitted to Hamas. The terrorist group, meanwhile, said it “was reviewing the new Witkoff proposal.”
A federal judge said she would extend an order blocking the Trump administration from immediately revoking Harvard University's ability to enroll international students. And just a day before, Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced that the United States will “aggressively revoke visas for Chinese students.”
Amid stalled negotiations, President Donald Trump said Wednesday he’ll know within two weeks whether Russia’s Vladimir Putin is serious about making peace. And in another blow to Harvard, Trump has proposed capping the number of international students there at 15 percent.
Elon Musk, who is leading the Department of Government Efficiency, criticized the recently approved House spending bill, saying it detracts from his efforts to reduce the federal budget deficit. He and several Senate Republicans are calling for deeper spending cuts in what's known as Trump’s “big, beautiful bill.”
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says Hamas’s Gaza commander, Mohammad Sinwar, has been killed. Sinwar, the brother of Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar and one of Israel’s most wanted men, was believed to have played a key role in the Oct. 7, 2023, attack on Israel.
Trump administration officials said Tuesday that the White House is poised to cancel $100 million in contracts with Harvard University. Meanwhile, the State Department has instructed embassies and consulates to pause new student visa appointments as officials review and expand vetting procedures for applicants.
President Donald Trump is calling out California Gov. Gavin Newsom and threatening to withhold federal funding to the state over a transgender athlete competing in women’s sports. At the same time, the Supreme Court has declined to hear a Massachusetts student’s challenge after his public school barred him from wearing a T-shirt that read, “There are only two genders.”
In a major update, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has revised its COVID-19 vaccination guidelines—no longer recommending the vaccine for children or pregnant women.
Honoring the sacrifice of America’s fallen soldiers, President Donald Trump delivered a Memorial Day address at Arlington National Cemetery. He also highlighted plans for an upcoming military parade to mark the 250th birthday of the United States Army. Across the country, cities held ceremonies to remember those who have died in service to the nation.
Trump said Monday that he is still working to achieve a peace deal in Ukraine. This comes as Russia strikes military targets in response to recent Ukrainian attacks. Trump called Russian President Vladimir Putin “crazy” for "needlessly killing a lot of people," while Russia cited the “emotional overload of everyone” involved.
Secretary of Homeland Security Kristi Noem is in Israel to attend a memorial ceremony for two embassy staffers recently killed in Washington. Meanwhile, an Israeli airstrike hit a shelter building in the Gaza Strip that was reportedly being used by terrorists.
A vessel carrying raw sewage explodes in New York City, killing one worker and injuring two others. The city's mayor says there's no suspicion of foul play.
Russia and Ukraine successfully conclude the largest prisoner swap since the start of the war but the fighting continues. Here's what the two sides say about the situation.
What's next for Harvard as the university and the Trump administration spar over its foreign student program? Two guests join us to explore what this case means for Harvard and its foreign students.
Burnout is running rampant in today's fast-paced, always-on world. What are the key warning signs of it, and how can you stop it before it spreads? A mental health counselor and holistic health expert shares their insight.
And new discoveries among the stars are bewildering researchers, from Neptune's possible new neighbor to a planetary system with the strangest orbit yet.
President Donald Trump on Saturday delivered his first military commencement address since returning to office, commending graduates at the U.S. Military Academy at West Point for choosing a life of service. He described the moment as part of a “golden age” for the nation and highlighted reforms underway in the military.
Trump on Friday night announced a new partnership between U.S. Steel and Japanese steelmaker Nippon Steel. He said the deal would keep U.S. Steel’s headquarters in Pittsburgh, create at least 70,000 jobs, and contribute $14 billion to the U.S. economy.
Meanwhile, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has confirmed cases of a new COVID-19 variant linked to rising infections in parts of Asia. A report from the University of Minnesota identifies the NB.1.8.1 variant as a key factor behind recent surges in those regions.
A quick turnaround in the standoff between the Trump administration and the nation’s oldest and wealthiest university: In just one day, a federal court blocked Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem’s revocation of Harvard’s international student program.
President Donald Trump aims to ignite a nuclear renaissance in the United States, with a slate of executive orders signed today to boost the nuclear energy industry. The move seeks to secure American energy dominance and advance efforts to win the artificial intelligence arms race with China. Additionally, the president is threatening new tariffs on the EU and Apple.
The United States and Iran completed their fifth round of nuclear talks today, but no deal has been reached. Meanwhile, U.S. Ambassador Mike Huckabee says he doesn’t believe the U.S. would object to Israeli strikes on Iran’s nuclear facilities.
Israeli embassies around the world have stepped up security after two embassy staff members were shot and killed outside a museum in Washington. President Donald Trump expressed "deep sorrow" over the shooting in a call with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu Thursday morning. The suspect, a 31-year-old man, reportedly shouted “Free Palestine” as he was arrested, and is now facing multiple charges, including the murder of foreign officials.
The Trump administration has revoked Harvard University’s ability to enroll international students. Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem announced the decision on the X social media platform, saying the administration is holding Harvard accountable for “fostering violence, antisemitism, and coordinating with the Chinese Communist Party on its campus.” Harvard has called the move “unlawful.”
On Capitol Hill, lawmakers have passed the GOP’s budget bill following a series of marathon markups and emergency meetings. The Senate now has approximately one month to pass its version of the reconciliation bill before the self-imposed July 4 deadline.
Another tense meeting took place in the Oval Office. President Donald Trump’s conversation with the South African president began cordially but quickly turned into an open debate over allegations that white South Africans are being targeted for persecution.
A judge has ruled that the Trump administration broke the law by deporting illegal immigrants to South Sudan. The administration argues the individuals were convicted of violent crimes and notes that the decision came from a district judge.
House Republican leadership met with Trump at the White House on Wednesday to discuss the reconciliation bill—referred to by Trump as the "one, big, beautiful bill." Speaker Mike Johnson aims to bring it to a vote ahead of a self-imposed Memorial Day deadline.
After signing an order in January to begin planning a "Golden Dome" missile defense shield for the United States, President Donald Trump on Tuesday unveiled new details, including its cost and timeline. The unprecedented project comes amid warnings that China is developing new missiles capable of threatening the U.S. homeland.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio testified before two Senate committees Tuesday on proposed cuts, departmental restructuring, and recent foreign policy moves. Some lawmakers pressed him on reductions to foreign aid, while others praised him for advancing the president’s agenda.
Trump was on Capitol Hill Tuesday, working to rally support among divided House Republicans for his multi-trillion-dollar budget bill, which he has dubbed the “one big, beautiful bill.” Some lawmakers continue to express concerns over proposed budget cuts and changes to tax credits.
The Supreme Court has allowed the Trump administration to revoke Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for potentially hundreds of thousands of Venezuelans. The move could pave the way for increased deportations and is the latest in a series of emergency appeals brought by the administration to the high court.
President Donald Trump said Russia and Ukraine will "immediately start" negotiating a cease-fire after speaking with Russian President Vladimir Putin for more than two hours. Trump made separate phone calls to the leaders of both countries earlier Monday. The potential terms of a cease-fire remain unclear.
First Lady Melania Trump joined President Trump Monday in the Rose Garden for the signing of the Take It Down Act. The new law makes it a federal crime to share explicit deepfakes and allows victims to take legal action against individuals who create or distribute such content.
Former President Joe Biden has been diagnosed with prostate cancer. His office revealed preliminary details about his condition.
A Mexican Navy ship crashed into the landmark Brooklyn Bridge in New York on Saturday night. Two sailors died. The collision is now under investigation. We have responses from officials.
President Trump is scheduled to speak with Russian president Vladimir Putin about peace in Ukraine tomorrow, but Kyiv today reported the largest Russian drone attack since the start of the war. Plus, what's next for the Middle East after Trump's whirlwind trip? Two guests join us to explore.
Can vitamins and supplements help ease anxiety? A psychiatrist and nutritional science expert says they won't be the cure-all, but your brain's diet can make a significant difference.
And, a violin crafted in a World War two concentration camp has been discovered in Hungary. A secret message inside the instrument reveals more about its creation.
House Republicans hit a setback in passing President Donald Trump’s “big, beautiful bill.” Fiscal hawks are pushing for deeper Medicaid cuts—a move that’s threatening to derail Republican leadership’s self-imposed Memorial Day deadline.
Former FBI Director James Comey is under investigation for a controversial social media post. Several officials have condemned the post, saying it appeared to be a threat on Trump’s life.
The first direct peace talks between Russia and Ukraine have ended without any major breakthroughs. Trump now says he plans to set up a meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin as he wraps up his trip to the Middle East.
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In the third and final stop of his Middle East visit, President Trump secured another major investment deal from the United Arab Emirates, bringing total investment commitments in the Gulf region to over $2 trillion. The U.S. also reached an agreement with the UAE to deepen cooperation on artificial intelligence—part of an effort to prevent the transfer of U.S. technologies to China.
The Supreme Court today heard historic arguments regarding birthright citizenship. The central question before the justices was whether lower courts overstepped their authority by blocking President Trump's January 20 executive order on a nationwide basis.
What were initially believed to be high-level negotiations between Russian and Ukrainian officials appear to be less significant, as neither President Vladimir Putin nor President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is expected to attend peace talks scheduled for tomorrow in Turkey. Their absence has lowered expectations among international observers.
President Donald Trump has secured more than $240 billion in investments from Qatar as part of his ongoing Middle East tour. The agreements include Qatar's purchase of nearly $100 billion worth of Boeing planes.
Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. testified Wednesday before Congress, emphasizing that reducing dependency on China for critical medicines is a top priority for both him and the Trump administration.
California Gov. Gavin Newsom has proposed ending enrollment for low-income illegal immigrants in the state’s health care program starting in 2026, as part of his new budget plan.
President Donald Trump laid out U.S. policy toward the Middle East as he began his visit to Saudi Arabia. He announced the lifting of sanctions on Syria and extended an olive branch to Iran, signaling a broader shift in American foreign policy. Trump also announced a $600 billion investment in the United States from Saudi Arabia, highlighting additional agreements with the Gulf nation and expressing hopes for closer ties with Israel.
The House of Representatives began marking up the tax and Medicaid portions of the budget reconciliation bill—referred to by some as Trump’s “Big Beautiful Bill.” The markup is a key step in advancing the president’s legislative agenda. House Republicans say they are committed to passing the reconciliation package and sending it to the Senate by Memorial Day.
Russia and Ukraine are scheduled to hold direct talks for the first time since the start of the war. Trump now says Secretary of State Marco Rubio will join the negotiations. However, it’s not yet clear who will represent Kyiv and Moscow.
May 13 marks World Falun Dafa Day, commemorating the 33rd anniversary of the peaceful meditation practice centered on the principles of truthfulness, compassion, and forbearance. In Texas, lawmakers in both the House and Senate passed resolutions officially recognizing May 13, 2025, as Falun Dafa Day.
As the United States and China agree to temporarily lower tariffs, President Donald Trump is touting a "reset" with Beijing—while warning that tariffs could be ramped up again if a long-term deal doesn’t materialize. The White House also tells NTD that a 120 percent tariff remains in place for small packages imported from China.
The president today signed a sweeping executive order directing pharmaceutical companies to reduce drug costs. The order aims to bring U.S. drug prices more in line with those paid in other countries. Trump says costs for Medicaid and Medicare will soon drop as a direct result of the new order.
Hamas terrorists have released Israeli-American hostage Edan Alexander, who had been held for more than 19 months in the Gaza Strip. This comes as Trump sets out on a visit to the Middle East. Meanwhile, Israel’s prime minister says hostage negotiations will continue—even under fire.
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US trade talks with China just wrapped up in Geneva. Treasury Secretary Bessent said the two countries have achieved "substantial progress" while the White House says a deal has been reached. Details on what we know so far.
Two guests join us to explore what a US-China trade deal could look like and how markets will react.
The final American hostage still alive in Gaza is set for imminent release. The update comes straight from the Hamas terrorist group.
Could spending more time in 'green spaces' give our immune systems a boost, or even reduce the risk of heart disease or stroke? NTD's Stefania Cox sat down with Brendon Fallon—host of Epoch TV's Vital Signs health program—for more.
And, a unique parade brings color and beauty to the streets of New York City while sharing a powerful message of human rights and resilience. NTD's Sherry Ning spoke with practitioners of a peaceful meditation practice to find out what World Falun Dafa Day means to them.
Officials from the United States and China met in person Saturday to discuss trade for the first time since President Donald Trump raised tariffs on China one month ago. The two delegations, led by Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng, met in Geneva, Switzerland, for approximately 10 hours.
Trump announced Saturday that India and Pakistan have agreed to a U.S.-mediated cease-fire, but the Indian government is now accusing Pakistan of violating the agreement. This follows three days of cross-border fighting between the two nuclear powers.
Newark Mayor Ras Baraka was released from custody after being taken away in handcuffs Friday afternoon for trespassing at a federal detention facility for illegal immigrants in Newark, New Jersey. A spokesperson for the Department of Homeland Security said Saturday that there will likely be “more arrests coming.”
President Trump says he’s given instructions to his trade envoy ahead of this weekend’s talks with Beijing. While he’s calling on China to open its markets to the U.S., he also says he’s fine with doing no business with China at all.
Newark Mayor Ras Baraka has been arrested and charged with trespassing—after refusing to leave an Immigration and Customs Enforcement detention center earlier today. He was accompanied by a congressional delegation at the time.
Marching through the rain, thousands of Falun Dafa practitioners paraded through Midtown Manhattan—celebrating Falun Dafa Day and honoring those who persevere through hardship.
A new pope has been elected. Cardinal Robert Prevost is now the leader of the Catholic Church, taking the name Pope Leo XIV. He is the first American ever to hold the title. President Donald Trump extended his congratulations, calling the news "a great honor" for the United States.
Trump unveiled his first post-tariff trade deal with the UK, saying it will be the first of many. He plans to negotiate a deal with the European Union and says he is open to reducing his 145 percent tariffs on China, with talks scheduled for this weekend.
The president on Thursday also suggested possibly involving Beijing in negotiations with Russia to end the war. China’s communist leader, Xi Jinping, is among the heads of state visiting Moscow Thursday, strengthening ties with the Kremlin.
President Trump is ruling out tariff cuts for China, just as trade negotiations are set to begin between the two countries. He’s doubling down on high tariffs ahead of this weekend’s official talks and has sworn in a new envoy to Beijing—tasking him with pursuing fairness for American workers.
A major shift for U.S. air travelers takes effect today. Adults flying domestically must now present a Real ID or a federally accepted alternative at TSA checkpoints. Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem reassured travelers without a Real ID that they will still be able to fly on Wednesday if necessary.
An Indian airstrike has killed 26 people in Pakistan. Pakistan is threatening retaliation. India says it targeted only terrorists responsible for last month’s deadly attack on Indian civilians—but Pakistan claims the strikes hit civilians. International leaders are calling for de-escalation between the nuclear-armed neighbors.
Black smoke rose from the chimney of the Sistine Chapel today—signaling that cardinals have not yet elected a new pope. There's no clear front-runner to lead the Roman Catholic Church, and voting will continue tomorrow. Cardinals remain isolated from the outside world until a new pope is chosen.
President Trump and Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney met for the first time at the White House today. The two leaders exchanged differing opinions on trade and territorial issues. During the meeting, President Trump told the Prime Minister that he still wants Canada to become the 51st U.S. state, to which Carney responded that Canada is not “for sale.”
The Supreme Court has allowed the Trump administration to enforce its ban on transgender individuals serving in the military while it appeals a lower court’s ruling. In a social media post, White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt hailed the decision as a “massive victory.”
Tensions rose between India and Pakistan after the Indian Army confirmed it had carried out targeted airstrikes on alleged terrorist camps inside Pakistani territory. In a statement, India’s Ministry of Defense described the operation as “focused, deliberate, and non-escalatory,” adding that it came in response to a terrorist attack last month that killed dozens of Indian citizens in Kashmir.
President Donald Trump has announced 100 percent tariffs on films produced outside the United States, saying the move is intended to revitalize America’s film industry. He pointed to a growing trend of Hollywood productions moving overseas to avoid high labor costs and taxes.
The president also signed an executive order Monday banning federal funding for gain-of-function research conducted in China, Iran, and other countries. These experiments, which typically enhance the properties of pathogens, have previously been linked to the origins of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Meanwhile, the House passed the Falun Gong Protection Act by voice vote with no objections. The bill seeks to impose sanctions on foreign nationals involved—directly or indirectly—in the forced harvesting of organs in China. It’s one of several China-related measures debated in the House Monday.
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President Trump sheds light on how he views the possibility of a third term. He spoke to NBC'S 'MEET THE PRESS' to give comments on that, the economy, deportations, and more.
The Trump administration gets a legal win in a case that pushed back on a major presidential executive order. Senior Advisor Kari Lake commented on the judge's decision.
Now that the US and Ukraine have inked the critical minerals deal, what's next? What's the message to Russia, and even China? A retired army colonel joins us to explore.
Could a lack of good nutrition be causing you stress, anxiety, or depression? NTD's Arleen Richards spoke with Brendon Fallon, host of Vital Signs on Epoch TV to find out more.
And, get those lightsabers out because it's Star Wars Day. Why May 4th has become the unofficial holiday and how fans and cities are celebrating.
CEO of Berkshire Hathaway Warren Buffett announced Saturday in Omaha that he will soon step down. Buffett said he will ask the board to have Greg Abel replace him at the end of the year.
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has won a second consecutive term. He suggests that his government increased its majority by not modeling itself on the Trump administration.
President Donald Trump’s White House has unveiled its budget blueprint for the next fiscal year, proposing more than $160 billion in spending cuts. The plan increases funding for defense and border security while reducing support for progressive initiatives. The president also ordered cuts to PBS and NPR subsidies, accusing the outlets of media bias.
Trump renewed his threat against Harvard University Friday, posting on Truth Social that he would revoke the school’s tax-exempt status, adding, “It’s what they deserve.” The repeated threat highlights an ongoing battle between the administration and Harvard over anti-Semitism, free speech, and federal funding.
An accountant at the U.S. Institute of Peace allegedly deleted a terabyte of accounting data during an investigation by the Department of Government Efficiency, according to a staff member. The matter has reportedly been referred to the Justice Department and the FBI.
President Donald Trump on Thursday appointed national security adviser Mike Waltz as the next U.N. ambassador. The president said Secretary of State Marco Rubio would serve as interim national security adviser. The president also announced the creation of a new commission on religious liberty, aimed at emphasizing the role of faith in America's national identity.
The White House released more details Thursday about the minerals agreement Washington and Kyiv signed Wednesday night. Although Trump previously said he wanted to use Ukraine’s rare earth minerals to repay the United States, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said the agreement does not include repayment for aid already received.
A federal judge appointed by Trump has blocked the administration from using the Alien Enemies Act to deport suspected gang members. The judge ruled that the law doesn’t provide due process for detainees to challenge their removal, and doesn’t properly apply because there is no invasion or foreign government involved.
President Donald Trump is defending his economic record, pointing to strong private sector investment and the prospect of new trade deals. This comes as new data shows the U.S. economy contracted at the start of 2025, shrinking by 0.3 percent in the first quarter—down from a 2.4 percent expansion in the previous quarter.
The United States and Ukraine have signed a critical minerals deal, confirmed by both the U.S. Department of the Treasury and Ukraine's minister of the economy.
A judge in Vermont has ordered the release of Mohsen Mahdawi, who was arrested by immigration enforcement agents after leading protests at Columbia University. The government is now barred from removing him from the state or the country.
President Donald Trump is holding a rally in Warren, Michigan, on Tuesday to mark his 100th day in office. On the way there, he’s signing an executive order aimed at providing tariff relief to automakers.
Tune in to NTD’s special live coverage for a look back at the first 100 days of Trump's second term—starting at 5 p.m. ET on April 29.
President Donald Trump is signing executive orders today to bolster law enforcement and to publish a list of sanctuary cities and states. The White House says these jurisdictions are obstructing federal immigration enforcement.
The White House is also highlighting a major drop in illegal border crossings during the president’s first 100 days. But border czar Tom Homan warns there may still be as many as 20 million illegal immigrants in the country—and today, the administration is sending them a message.
President Trump’s first 100 days come to a close tomorrow. NTD will have all-day coverage and analysis—from his promises and progress to the challenges ahead and what a second term could look like.
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A tragedy in Vancouver last night during a lively street festival sends shockwaves through the public as Canadians prepare for elections. The nation's leader reacts to the attack that killed at least 11 people.
A major explosion at an Iranian port. At least 40 people are dead with many more injured. The explosion, reportedly caused by the mishandling of chemicals used to make missile fuel.
Massive changes under Trump's second term even before he reaches 100 days back in office. Two guests join us to delve into the shakeups felt both at home and abroad.
Can a happy gut stave off dementia? NTD's Don Ma spoke with Brendon Fallon, host and executive producer of Epoch TV's "Vital Signs" for details on how restoring good bacteria in the body could help.
And, scientists say they've spotted a brand new, ultra-saturated color with the help of laser technology. The catch? Only five people in the world have seen it so far.
Pope Francis was laid to rest today at the Vatican. World leaders attended the service.
Before attending the pope's funeral, President Donald Trump had a 15-minute talk with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy to discuss a potential cease-fire with Russia.
The FBI arrested a Milwaukee County, Wisconsin, circuit judge for allegedly assisting an illegal immigrant in evading arrest, confirmed top officials with the Trump administration on Friday. Judge Hannah Dugan was arrested on obstruction charges, Patel confirmed in a post on X. The FBI made the arrest “after evidence of Judge Dugan obstructing an immigration arrest operation last week,” he added.
President Donald Trump has arrived in Rome to attend Pope Francis's funeral. Accompanied by First Lady Melania Trump and a U.S. delegation, it will be Trump's first foreign trip of his second term.
Luigi Mangione, the 26-year-old accused of killing UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson last year, pleaded not guilty to all federal charges against him in the case. Also during Friday’s arraignment in Manhattan federal court, Mangione’s legal team indicated it wants his federal case to go to trial before his state cases connected to Thompson’s death, after the Justice Department said it would seek the death penalty in the federal case.
Trump’s special envoy Steve Witkoff met with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Moscow for three hours of talks focused on Trump’s plan to end the Ukraine war, with the Kremlin describing the discussions as productive and helpful in bringing the two sides’ positions closer.
President Trump today — talking about putting pressure on Russia. He sends a direct warning to Russian President Vladimir Putin after a deadly attack reportedly killed at least eight civilians in Ukraine’s capital, Kyiv.
A new clash over whether the U.S. and China are talking. President Trump refutes Beijing’s claim that negotiations have not been happening. He’s also issuing fresh warnings to countries that refuse to make a deal.
A judge is ordering the Trump administration to facilitate the return of another Venezuelan immigrant who was deported to El Salvador. District Judge Stephanie Gallagher ruled the removal of the 20-year-old violated a court settlement that protects some immigrants with pending asylum claims.
President Donald Trump says that it’s acceptable if the United States doesn’t reach a deal with China, stating that if no fair agreement emerges, the United States will “set the price.” The comments come amid the United States' ongoing trade talks with global partners.
The president also signed a series of executive orders on education, targeting what he described as discriminatory practices and “ideological overreach” in schools. He further announced plans to enhance the White House grounds for future administrations by installing large American flags on the lawns.
Meanwhile, as some Democrats call for Kilmar Abrego Garcia’s return to the United States, border czar Tom Homan defended the deportation of the Salvadoran national, who is accused of gang affiliation. Homan said that U.S. courts have no authority to compel El Salvador to send Abrego Garcia back. Trump also noted that it is “impossible” to provide individual trials for every illegal immigrant prior to deportation.
President Donald Trump commented further on U.S.–China trade tensions on Tuesday, saying tariffs on China will be reduced—though not entirely eliminated. He warned that the United States will “set the deal” if Beijing fails to agree to new trade terms. The remarks come as the United States holds trade talks with dozens of countries this week.
Vice President JD Vance met with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi as part of efforts to move closer to a trade deal. Vance said a partnership with India is essential to prevent the advent of what he described as a “dark time” for humanity.
The Trump administration is set to resume collections on defaulted student loans after a five-year pause. The Department of Education announced that collections will begin on May 5, affecting millions of borrowers.
Pope Francis died today at the age of 88. The Vatican says the cause of death was a stroke, followed by a coma and irreversible cardio-circulatory collapse. World leaders — including President Trump — are mourning his passing, remembering him for his compassion, despite occasional disagreements.
Trade tensions between the U.S. and China are escalating again. Beijing is warning other nations against striking deals with the U.S., as President Trump accuses China of cheating and pledges to reach new agreements with Europe.
U.S.–Iran talks continue this Saturday for a third consecutive weekend. Presidential Envoy Steve Witkoff is expected to meet again with Iran's foreign minister. Both sides say last weekend's discussions were productive. Meanwhile, Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi will visit China on Tuesday. During a trip to Moscow last week, Araghchi told state TV that Tehran always consults with its allies on the nuclear issue.
The Supreme Court has put a temporarily halt on new deportations under the Alien Enemies act, but not all Justices agree. A statement from justice Samuel Alito is making waves, as the Trump administration seeks to deport alleged members of Venezuelan gang Tren De Aragua.
US negotiators reporting good progress after the latest round of high-takes talks with Iran. Two guests joined us to discuss what's next in Iran's nuclear ambitions and the steps towards a new deal.
What impact is that cup of morning Joe really having on your day—and your brain? Brendon Fallon, host of EpochTV's "Vital Signs" spoke to NTD's Don Ma about the centuries-old beverage.
New Yorkers came out in style today to ring in Springtime and celebrate Easter. NTD’s Stefania Cox captures the sights and sounds of the Easter Bonnet Parade.
And, thousands of patriots and history lovers gathered in Lexington, Massachusetts this weekend, as the town celebrated the 250th anniversary of the Battles of Lexington and Concord.
Russian President Vladimir Putin announced a unilateral cease-fire today in recognition of the Easter holiday. The order pauses Russian combat operations starting at 6 p.m. Moscow time and lasting until midnight on Sunday. Meanwhile, talks toward a more permanent agreement remain stalled.
An early morning order from the Supreme Court has put deportations under the Alien Enemies Act on hold. The ruling blocks—at least for now—any action in the case involving a group of Venezuelans held in Texas. In a separate case, an appeals court has paused contempt proceedings against the Trump administration.
The U.S. and Iran concluded a second round of nuclear talks today. Special Envoy Steve Witkoff and Iran’s Foreign Minister held a four-hour meeting in Rome, following their initial meeting last Saturday. The Iranian foreign minister signaled cautious optimism. A third round is scheduled for next Saturday, with technical discussions beginning on Wednesday.
President Donald Trump says a peace deal between Russia and Ukraine must be reached within days or he may abandon negotiations altogether. He added that the United States wants to see the war end, as thousands of soldiers continue to die each week.
Trump is also calling efforts to bring back Kilmar Abrego Garcia a “shame,” after a Maryland senator met with the alleged MS-13 gang member who was deported to El Salvador. The White House on Friday highlighted a newly surfaced allegation linking Abrego Garcia to human trafficking.
U.S. Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee was in Jerusalem Friday, where he delivered a prayer from Trump at the Western Wall. On the same day, sirens sounded in the city as another projectile was fired from Yemen.
Two people have been reported dead and at least six injured following a shooting at Florida State University. Police say the suspect—the 20-year-old son of a sheriff’s deputy—is in custody. President Donald Trump responded to the news today, calling it a "terrible" thing, and stating, “the gun doesn’t do the shooting, the people do.”
Trump revealed that the United States and China are actively in talks amid escalating tariffs. He promised a trade deal with Europe, as Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni became the first European leader to visit the White House since the start of the reciprocal tariffs.
As U.S. officials hold peace negotiations in Europe, fighting between Russia and Ukraine continues. Trump says Russia is expected to respond to a cease-fire proposal this week. He also noted that the United States and Ukraine could sign a critical minerals deal as early as next week.
White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt on Wednesday pushed back on media narratives surrounding Kilmar Abrego Garcia, reiterating that he was an “illegal alien, MS-13 gang member, and foreign terrorist,” not a “Maryland father.” The mother of Rachel Morin—a woman killed by another illegal immigrant from El Salvador—also attended the press briefing.
Federal Judge James Boasberg said in a court order Wednesday that there was probable cause to find Trump administration officials in contempt of court for violating his order to turn around planes carrying illegal Venezuelan immigrants to a prison in El Salvador. He added that he could refer the matter for criminal prosecution. The Trump administration is appealing the court’s order.
California Gov. Gavin Newsom and Attorney General Rob Bonta announced Wednesday that they plan to sue the Trump administration over new tariffs, saying the move will cause “immediate and irreparable harm” to the Golden State.
President Donald Trump signed executive orders Tuesday aimed at lowering drug prices and blocking illegal immigrants from receiving Social Security benefits. He also delivered a strong message to communist China, saying the ball is now in its court as trade tensions escalate.
Harvard University could lose its tax-exempt status and be taxed as a political entity, according to Trump, who made the statement Tuesday on Truth Social. He said it would happen if the school continues promoting what he called “political, ideological, and terrorist-inspired” content. The comments follow the Trump administration’s decision to freeze more than $2 billion in funding to Harvard over its refusal to implement policy changes.
The Department of Homeland Security says it will revoke Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for thousands of Afghans and Cameroonians. Following a review by U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem determined that conditions in both countries no longer meet the requirements for TPS.
President Donald Trump met Monday with the president of El Salvador. Salvadoran President Nayib Bukele told Trump that a deported illegal immigrant who had been living in Maryland will not be allowed back into the United States, as both leaders vowed to ramp up mass deportations. Trump also said today that he expects to impose tariffs on imported pharmaceuticals in the not-too-distant future.
The man accused of setting fire to the Pennsylvania governor’s residence was just arraigned. The Sunday blaze caused significant damage and forced Gov. Josh Shapiro, his family, and guests to evacuate.
Big shifts are happening in tech. Nvidia has announced a $500 billion investment to build AI supercomputers in the United States—a first for the company. Trump credited his election win and tariffs for the move and said he plans to impose new tariffs on semiconductors soon.
A 5.2-magnitude earthquake shook the San Diego area Monday, just after 10 a.m. local time. The U.S. Geological Survey said the quake originated at a depth of more than eight miles. The tremors were felt as far north as Los Angeles.
A loud explosion in Austin, Texas, ends in a collapsed home with six people injured. More details on the emergency are revealed by the fire department.
At least 34 civilians have been reported killed in the deadliest attack on Ukraine this year. Arian Pasdar reports on what U.S. President Donald Trump says about the ongoing peace efforts.
As more deadly plane crashes and near misses dominate headlines, should passengers be concerned? Two aviation experts join us to explore the issue.
Diabetes impacts the daily lives of nearly 35 million Americans. How do our lifestyles and food choices play into it, and what's the science behind the disease? NTD's Chris Beers taps Brendon Fallon of "Vital Signs" to discuss.
And, in a rural town in Japan, kids race for a different kind of trading card. While Pokemon might be all the rage around the world, these kids are collecting something closer to home. We discuss how the new card game is connecting the town's youngsters with its elders.
In the latest escalation between the world’s two largest economies, China said Friday it will raise tariffs on American goods to 125 percent starting April 12. The move follows President Donald Trump’s announcement that the United States will suspend tariffs on most countries, while increasing rates on Chinese imports.
A federal immigration judge has ruled that Mahmoud Khalil, a Columbia University student and pro-Palestinian protester, can be deported. Meanwhile, a Maryland judge is ordering the Trump administration to pursue the return of Kilmar Abrego Garcia from a prison in El Salvador.
The Pentagon has dismissed the commander of a U.S. base in Greenland, citing her opposition to the administration’s policy toward the Danish territory. The move follows her base-wide email that broke with official messaging after Vice President JD Vance’s visit.
The White House says Trump is dissatisfied with how Russia and Ukraine are handling peace talks, even as a U.S. envoy meets with Russian President Vladimir Putin. Separately, the United States and Iran are scheduled to hold nuclear talks on Saturday. If no deal is reached, the United States is threatening military action.
Six people were killed when a helicopter crashed into the Hudson River this afternoon. The aircraft was believed to be carrying a family of tourists from Spain—two adults and three children—along with the pilot.
President Donald Trump has imposed a 145 percent tariff on China as part of an effort to pressure Beijing into negotiating. The move follows his decision just a day earlier to raise reciprocal tariffs to 125 percent, while offering tariff relief to other countries.
The EU Commission has decided to temporarily suspend counter-tariffs on U.S. goods, following Trump’s announcement that he would pause tariffs for 90 days. Further negotiations between the two sides are expected.
Today, the House of Representatives passed the Senate-approved budget resolution, unlocking the next step in the reconciliation process. All but two House Republicans voted in favor of the plan, which calls for $1.5 trillion in spending cuts—paving the way for President Trump’s agenda.
President Trump is pausing higher tariffs on most countries for 90 days while increasing China’s tariff to 125 percent, aiming to punish the communist regime for retaliating against the U.S. despite repeated warnings. Stock markets surged in response, with the Dow gaining around 3,000 points in its biggest rally in five years.
The Trump administration announced a major drug bust worth over half a billion dollars. At the same time, Homeland Security is reopening a government office to serve victims of migrant crime. Secretary Kristi Noem made the announcement today.
The U.S. is moving forward with President Trump's orders to combat foreign terrorism. The administration unveiled a new measure to monitor immigrants' social media activity for anti-Semitic content.
President Trump signed an executive order today aimed at boosting coal production. The order emphasizes the need to strengthen the reliability and security of the United States' electric grid, addressing the increased electricity demands from A.I. development and domestic manufacturing.
President Trump is set to impose at least a 104% tariff on Chinese imports on Wednesday, White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt confirmed today, after Beijing missed the White House’s deadline to back down from its retaliatory threat.
Ukraine announced that another country has joined the war between Kyiv and Moscow. President Volodymyr Zelenskyy revealed that Ukrainian forces have captured Chinese troops on European soil.
President Donald Trump met with Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu at the White House Monday after the United States imposed 17 percent tariffs on Israel. Netanyahu says his country will quickly eliminate the trade deficit and trade barriers with the United States. Trump also reiterated his desire for the United States to control Gaza. Meanwhile, in Israel, protesters gathered outside Netanyahu’s home, a year and a half after the Oct. 7 attacks, to protest the hostages still being held in Gaza.
Countries around the world are reacting to the new tariffs recently announced by Trump. The European Union is reportedly planning countermeasures, while Mexico is seeking to avoid them. Trump has doubled down on previous statements, asserting that European countries shouldn't rely on the United States for military defense.
Trump has also vowed to impose an additional 50 percent tariff on Chinese imports, following a 34 percent retaliatory tariff imposed by the Chinese Communist Party on the United States last week. Trump says the new tariffs could take effect as soon as Wednesday, unless China lifts its retaliatory duties by Tuesday.
Severe storms and flooding kill at least 18 people in three days across the country. Torrential rains continue to soak states from Texas to Ohio this weekend as more flights face delays and cancellations.
A new video reveals the moment before 15 medical workers were reportedly killed in the Gaza Strip, conflicting with Israel’s statements. Meanwhile, Israel’s prime minister heads to Washington to discuss recently imposed tariffs.
Stock markets are still in shock after the US and China levied 34% tariffs on each other. Is a recession coming or are we headed toward the Golden Age of America? Two guests join us to explore what's next in US-China relations.
A conversation with NTD's Brendon Fallon sheds light on the connection between the mind, body, and physical pain. How much does the old adage "mind over matter" play in?
And, Cuisine aboard the international space station is getting an upgrade. Plus, a celebration of "firsts" with SpaceX, after a mission that sent humans orbiting over the north and south poles.
The first round of President Trump’s tariffs went into effect today, with a ten percent baseline tariff applied to all imports, regardless of origin. This is compared to the current average tariff of about two and a half percent. The measure affects the approximately three trillion dollars in foreign goods the U.S. imports annually.
Protests erupted across the U.S. today, with crowds rallying at the National Mall in D.C. and other locations against the Trump administration’s actions. Organizers of the so-called “Hands Off!” rallies are demanding an end to billionaire influence, cuts to federal programs, and attacks on immigrants and other groups.
Severe thunderstorms and relentless rain are triggering flooding across the U.S. this weekend, as areas already devastated by recent storms and tornadoes remain in the path of the current system. At least nine people have died in the storms since Wednesday.
President Trump announced today that he is extending TikTok's sale deadline for an additional 75 days, stating that the TikTok deal is making progress. Meanwhile, China is responding to new U.S. tariffs by implementing a 34-percent across-the-board tariff on all U.S. goods.
A deadly storm system is wreaking havoc across the Midwest and mid-South, bringing tornadoes and heavy rain. Officials warn the worst is yet to come this weekend. The storm has already caused destruction in Tennessee, Arkansas, and Missouri, leaving homes damaged, flooding, and at least eight dead.
A federal judge in Maryland today ordered the Trump administration to return an MS-13 gang member who was mistakenly deported to an El Salvador prison.
President Donald Trump maintains that the market will rebound, much like a patient heals after surgery, following a loss of around $3 trillion in U.S. stocks on Thursday—the largest one-day decline in five years. This comes as investors grapple with concerns about new tariffs.
Countries around the world are reacting to Trump’s new tariffs. Canada’s Prime Minister Mark Carney has announced a tariff on American vehicles, while Mexico is celebrating its exclusion from the new tariffs. China, however, is urging the United States to cancel the latest tariffs immediately.
The Justice Department was back on the defensive Thursday at another hearing, discussing whether the Trump administration defied a federal judge’s order by failing to recall planes deporting more than 200 alleged illegal immigrant gang members to El Salvador.
Severe tornado storms, stretching from Texas to the Northeast, have claimed several lives and left tens of thousands without power. Officials are warning that more tornadoes and heavy rain are expected.
President Donald Trump is declaring a national emergency today in response to ongoing economic and national security concerns linked to U.S. trade deficits. Starting April 5, a 10 percent baseline tariff will be applied to all countries, with higher tariffs imposed on "worst offenders" beginning April 9. These higher tariffs will target nations with significant trade barriers, currency manipulation, and intellectual property theft.
A federal judge on Wednesday permanently dismissed fraud and bribery charges against New York City Mayor Eric Adams. The judge also declined to grant the Trump administration's request for a dismissal without prejudice. Adams responded to the dismissal, saying that he did nothing wrong.
Israeli forces announced a major operation to seize land in the Gaza Strip, and said hundreds of residents from the territory have flown to Germany.
President Donald Trump today is finalizing a reciprocal tariffs plan ahead of what the White House calls "one of the most important days in modern American history." As stocks fluctuate on Tuesday, the administration aims to ease concerns about market reactions.
The White House announced that illegal crossings at the southwest border are at the lowest level in U.S. history. It comes as the Trump administration faces multiple legal challenges related to illegal immigration.
Two special elections in Florida are set to reshape the dynamics in Congress. Republicans are hoping to add two more seats to their slim House majority.
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President Donald Trump is expected to sign an executive order Monday to end price gouging in the live entertainment ticket resale market, with Kid Rock attending the signing at the White House.
In Wisconsin on Sunday, in the lead-up to a closely watched Supreme Court race, Elon Musk handed out $1 million checks to two Wisconsinites who signed an online petition. Two Wisconsin courts declined to stop the payments. A legal expert weighs in.
Seventeen Tesla cars were destroyed in a fire at a Tesla dealership in Italy. This comes amid global protests over the weekend against CEO Elon Musk and his role at the Department of Government Efficiency.
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President Donald Trump floats the idea of using lethal force on Iran if it refuses to make a deal to limit its nuclear program.
Three air traffic incidents have occurred in one weekend, including a deadly crash in Minnesota with no survivors.
Are student visas a thing of the past? Secretary of State Marco Rubio confirms that at least 300 have been revoked. A professor and an attorney join us to weigh in on the debate over student visas.
The phrase "mind over matter" has been repeated for hundreds of years, but how much does it really impact our overall health? In his latest episode of Vital Signs, Brendon Fallon interviewed Dr. Howard Schubiner, a leading expert on chronic pain and mind-body medicine.
And a mesmerizing light display we know as the Northern Lights has been spotted 3 billion miles from home. A closer look at the first-ever images of Aurora Borealis on the planet Neptune—and the rest of the solar system.
President Donald Trump is doubling down on acquiring Greenland as Vice President JD Vance pays a visit to the Arctic island. What do they say about threats facing the strategic location and its importance in American security?
The Trump administration on Friday asked the Supreme Court to allow it to continue deporting Venezuelan illegal immigrants under the Alien Enemies Act.
The Department of Health and Human Services announced massive layoffs and restructuring. An expert panel joins us to discuss how this overhaul could reshape the agency.
A violent earthquake in Southeast Asia brings widespread devastation in Burma, also known as Myanmar, and parts of Thailand. President Donald Trump says help is on the way. What triggered the deadly tremor?
President Donald Trump has withdrawn the nomination of Rep. Elise Stefanik (R-N.Y.) as U.S. ambassador to the United Nations. The president announced the decision Thursday on Truth Social, stating, "With a very tight majority, I don’t want to take a chance on anyone else running for Elise’s seat."
The FBI announced the arrest of a 24-year-old man Thursday suspected of being a top leader of the MS-13 gang along the U.S. East Coast. This comes as Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem addresses the media in front of alleged gang members in El Salvador.
Republican lawmakers are continuing their review of government agencies as they prepare to codify spending cuts. On Thursday, the State Department’s efforts to counter illicit narcotics came under scrutiny, with House Democrats pushing back against the review.
President Trump delivered remarks on auto tariffs today from the White House, announcing that a 25 percent tariff will be imposed on imported cars. However, cars assembled in the U.S. will not be subject to the tariff.
Lawmakers grilled intelligence chiefs for a second consecutive day, with Republicans and Democrats voicing concerns over starkly different national security issues.
A near-majority of the Supreme Court upheld a rule today requiring background checks for buyers of untraceable gun parts sold in kits. The Court ruled that once assembled, these so-called 'ghost guns' are considered firearms.
President Donald Trump is standing by his national security adviser following the accidental inclusion of a journalist in a Signal group chat about highly sensitive plans believed to involve bombing Houthi terrorist targets in Yemen. Trump stated today that no classified information was shared and that national security adviser Mike Waltz should not apologize. Waltz, in turn, says he never communicated with the reporter in question.
The Senate Intelligence Committee held its annual Worldwide Threat Assessment Hearing today with the Trump administration's new intelligence chiefs. For the first time ever, transnational criminal organizations top the list in the Worldwide Threat Assessment from the U.S. intelligence community.
The United States announced progress in talks with Russia and Ukraine on the third day of cease-fire negotiations in Saudi Arabia. Russia and Ukraine have officially agreed to the details of a limited cease-fire, with attacks on energy facilities and ships in the Black Sea now supposed to stop.
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South Korea's Hyundai announced a $21 billion investment in the United States today, with President Donald Trump at the White House. The investment includes a $5.8 billion steel plant in Louisiana, which is expected to produce over 2.7 million metric tons of steel annually.
Additionally, Trump proposed a 25 percent tariff on any country that buys oil or gas from Venezuela. He posted on Truth Social that the secondary tariff would apply to all trade with the United States.
Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem is set to visit a maximum-security prison in El Salvador that holds alleged Venezuelan gang members deported from the United States. Venezuela is now starting to accept its citizens back, meaning the United States won't need to send them to El Salvador.
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Police are investigating after the former Attorney General for the Eastern District of Virginia was found dead this weekend. The 43-year-old was appointed by former President Biden.
Police have made two arrests after a shooting in Las Cruces, New Mexico killed three people Friday night and injured 15 more. Details on what police say started the altercation.
With the next round of tariffs on the horizon, what's the likely impact here and abroad? Two economists join us to discuss.
A crew of NASA astronauts is safety back home. Details on their return to life on Earth, plus the warm welcome they got from a small village in India—and even the local sea life.
And spring is in full bloom, but so is allergy season. We'll hear from a family nurse practitioner on the best ways to get through the season without constantly fighting the sniffles.
Security clearances have now been revoked for former President Joe Biden and former Vice President Kamala Harris. In a Friday night memo, President Donald Trump directed federal agencies to rescind their security clearances and access to classified information. Also on the list were former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and other key political and legal figures.
A deadly shooting Friday night at a park in Las Cruces, New Mexico, left three people dead and 15 others injured. Authorities confirmed that the three victims killed were ages 19, 18, and 16, while the injured ranged in age from 16 to 36. Police said the incident began with an altercation between two groups at an unsanctioned "car show."
Pope Francis will be discharged from the hospital on Sunday, according to his doctor. The pontiff has been battling a severe case of double pneumonia for five weeks and has suffered two life-threatening medical events.
President Donald Trump announced Friday that the United States will build the sixth-generation fighter jet F-47, and strive to maintain dominance in air and space. He called it "the most advanced, most capable, and most lethal aircraft ever built." The contract has been awarded to Boeing.
The Justice Department said Friday that it may invoke state secrets privilege to avoid complying with a federal judge’s order, which challenges the use of the Alien Enemies Act to deport Venezuelan immigrants suspected of being part of the Tren de Aragua terrorist group. At a press conference, Trump said he doesn't need the judge's permission to deport them.
Protesters in Israel continue to clash with police outside the home of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. This comes after he instructed Israeli forces to resume operations in the Gaza Strip. Meanwhile, Israel has reported killing several high-level members of the Hamas terrorist group.
Flights have resumed at London’s Heathrow after a fire knocked out its power supply, shutting down Europe’s busiest airport for the day, stranding tens of thousands of passengers and causing global travel turmoil.
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President Trump signed an executive order today to begin dismantling the U.S. Department of Education. The order highlights the wastefulness and ineffectiveness of maintaining such a department, stating that closing the Department of Education "would provide children and their families the opportunity to escape a system that is failing them."
Sirens sounded in Israel today after rockets were fired from the Gaza Strip in what could be the first such attack from Hamas since the fighting resumed. Shortly afterward, the Houthis in Yemen also fired a missile toward the country.
U.S. officials are set to hold separate meetings with representatives from Ukraine and Russia on Monday. The two countries have agreed to a partial truce, with the details still to be worked out.
President Donald Trump says Russia and Ukraine are “on track” for a cease-fire following a phone conversation with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy today. This comes one day after Russian President Vladimir Putin agreed not to target Ukraine's energy infrastructure during a phone call with Trump.
Israeli troops have resumed ground operations against terrorist group Hamas in the Gaza Strip, as residents in Israel protest the latest military actions in the territory.
A federal judge in New York today rejected the Trump administration’s efforts to keep Columbia protester Mahmoud Khalil in a Louisiana detention facility and ordered him to be moved back to New Jersey, where Khalil was detained when his attorney filed papers for his release.
After spending months longer than expected in space, two NASA astronauts are finally home. Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams hitched a ride aboard a SpaceX Dragon capsule from the International Space Station to Earth and will soon be reunited with their families.
Russia has agreed to pause attacks on Ukraine’s energy and infrastructure after a lengthy call between President Donald Trump and President Vladimir Putin. However, Russia still has demands, and Ukraine is seeking more details.
Israeli forces have resumed airstrikes against Hamas terrorists in the Gaza Strip. This follows the failure of both sides to agree on a deal to extend the cease-fire and release more hostages.
President Donald Trump announced that around 80,000 pages of files related to President John F. Kennedy's assassination will be released Tuesday while attending a board meeting at the Kennedy Center Monday afternoon. White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt also condemned recent bomb threats at the Kennedy Center, with suspicious Chinese Communist Party ties targeting Shen Yun Performing Arts.
The Trump administration is strongly defending the deportation of alleged Venezuelan gang members to El Salvador, despite concerns that it may have violated a judge's order.
Trump announced plans to discuss the Ukraine conflict with Russia’s Vladimir Putin Tuesday, with a contested nuclear plant among the key topics.
Trump is also casting doubt on some pardons issued by former President Joe Biden. Trump said Sunday that Biden signed off on the January 6 Committee pardons using "an autopen," and for that reason, they should be voided.
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Powerful storms are raging through the southern US this weekend with at least 35 people now confirmed dead.
President Trump signs an executive order to minimize operations at eight federal agencies, and makes a move to quickly deport Venezuelan gang members. That effort was quickly blocked by a federal judge.
The Department of Education hangs in the balance. Hear from two guests on what's next for America's education system.
How does the idea of "life's purpose" play into how long we live, and what does the latest medical research have to say? NTD's Brendon Fallon, host of vital signs, has details.
And, astronauts aboard a SpaceX Dragon capsule meet a light blue alien—and other friendly faces—after arriving at the International Space station. Plus details on how two of them are headed home after an unexpected 9-month stay in orbit.
U.S. strikes have targeted a Middle Eastern terrorist group backed by Iran. President Donald Trump ordered aerial strikes against the Houthis in Yemen and issued a stern warning to Iran.
The White House announced Saturday that Trump signed the stopgap spending bill passed by Congress. Lawmakers narrowly averted a government shutdown on Friday night by passing the Republican-led resolution.
Tornadoes tore through the Midwest and Southeast overnight, causing widespread destruction. At least 14 people have been killed in Arkansas and Missouri, as the storms continue into the Southeast.
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The Senate is voting on a stopgap bill to avert a government shutdown. Friday afternoon, nine Democrats and one independent joined Republicans to advance the government funding bill in a key procedural step, as Congress faces a midnight deadline to prevent a shutdown.
President Donald Trump spoke Friday at the Department of Justice, joined by the heads of the Department of Justice and the FBI, addressing major changes happening in the justice system.
Russian President Vladimir Putin says he’ll spare the lives of Ukrainians in Kursk after hearing from Trump. This comes as the United States continues its efforts to secure a cease-fire in Ukraine.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin said Thursday that Russia supports the proposed 30-day cease-fire plan put forth by the United States and Ukraine in theory, but believes further discussions are needed. President Donald Trump called it "a very positive statement" and signaled his readiness to speak with Putin.
The Trump administration is asking the Supreme Court to allow restrictions on birthright citizenship to move forward. This comes as a judge orders the administration to reinstate thousands of probationary workers who were fired from six federal agencies.
Amid rising tensions over tariffs, Secretary of State Marco Rubio meets with his G7 counterparts in Canada. In response to retaliatory tariffs, Trump states he is "not going to bend at all" and threatens a 200 percent tariff on European wine, champagne, and spirits if the EU proceeds with a planned 50 percent tariff on American whiskey.
Nearly 100 protesters were arrested Thursday after storming the lobby of Trump Tower in Manhattan. They had gathered to denounce the arrest of Mahmoud Khalil, a pro-Palestinian activist who is currently facing deportation by the Department of Homeland Security.
President Donald Trump welcomed the Taoiseach of Ireland to the White House, where the two leaders participated in a St. Patrick's Day Reception, as trade tensions between the United States and the EU escalate.
During his meeting with the Irish prime minister, Trump expressed optimism about the economy and inflation, and defended his decision to reduce the size of the Department of Education as part of his efforts to return control of schools to individual states.
On Wednesday, the Environmental Protection Agency began rolling back the Biden administration's rule requiring carmakers to dramatically reduce carbon emissions for 2027 light- and medium-sized vehicles. He also cut $20 billion in funding for projects aimed at reducing greenhouse gases.
Senate Democrats are divided over government funding ahead of a Friday deadline, with some warning that a shutdown could empower Trump. Republicans will need the support of at least seven Democrats to pass the stopgap bill in the Senate.
The premier of Ontario announced the suspension of a 25 percent tariff on electricity exports to U.S. states, just hours after President Donald Trump threatened a 50 percent tariff on Canada's aluminum and steel.
The United States and Ukraine are calling for a 30-day cease-fire, subject to the acceptance of Russia, following talks in Saudi Arabia Tuesday. The United States also agreed to lift the pause on military aid and intelligence sharing with Ukraine. Trump expressed hope of speaking with President Vladimir Putin this week, and that he will accept the cease-fire.
White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt stated Tuesday that the Department of State reserves the right to proceed with the deportation of pro-Palestinian activist Mahmoud Khalil, after a federal judge blocked his removal.
The former president of the Philippines was arrested Tuesday at the request of the International Criminal Court over killings linked to his "war on drugs." He was placed on a flight to The Hague late Tuesday.
The U.S. stock market dropped after President Donald Trump stated he wouldn't rule out a recession. The White House later issued a statement on the downturn.
Federal immigration authorities arrested a pro-Palestinian activist and revoked his green card. Trump responded on Truth Social, saying, "This is the first arrest of many to come."
A U.S. military oil tanker and a Portuguese cargo ship carrying sodium cyanide collided off the coast of England, sparking a large fire, a dramatic rescue effort, and concerns about environmental damage.
Canada's Liberal Party has selected Mark Carney to succeed Justin Trudeau as prime minister. Carney criticized Trump's tariffs as unjustified and expressed support for Canada's retaliatory measures.
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Shots fired outside the White House. US Secret service members fired on an armed adult man there this morning. More on the details.
Lots happened this week, from President Trump's first speech to Congress to an investigation that took down thousands of spam accounts. National Correspondent David Lam breaks it down.
More developments coming out of the Middle East as the ceasefire and hostage deal hangs in the balance. Two middle east analysts join us to break down what's next for the region.
Daylight Saving Time is back as of midnight, which means more sunlight incoming. We spoke with Brendon Fallon, host of NTD’s Vital Signs, to discuss the health benefits and things to consider about sun exposure.
And, dazzling lights lit up the sky as a SpaceX Starship exploded in space just minutes after liftoff. Find out what he had to say.
House Speaker Mike Johnson has unveiled a spending bill to avert a government shutdown before next Friday's deadline, with President Donald Trump signaling his support.
In the criminal case against South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol, prosecutors have decided not to appeal a judge's ruling to cancel his arrest on technical and legal grounds. He was released from jail Saturday.
Iran's Ali Khamenei is rejecting talks with the United States over the range of Iran's missiles and its regional influence. His remarks, accusing a "bullying government" of persistently pushing for talks, come a day after Trump acknowledged sending a letter to the Iranian leader to negotiate a nuclear deal.
President Donald Trump confirms that U.S. and Ukrainian officials are set to meet again, with Saudi Arabia welcoming the opportunity to host the meeting.
The U.S. economy continued to grow, adding more than 150,000 jobs in February. This marks the first complete monthly labor market report under Trump's second term.
Crypto industry leaders met with the Trump administration at the inaugural White House Crypto Summit. The president emphasized the importance of keeping the United States at the forefront of digital assets.
Two U.S. Army soldiers and one retired soldier were arrested Friday, charged with selling sensitive military intelligence to China.
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President Donald Trump signed two executive orders Thursday, amending tariffs on Mexico and Canada. Goods under the U.S.–Mexico–Canada Agreement (USMCA), including autos, will be exempt from tariffs until April 2, with reciprocal tariffs expected to begin at that time.
U.S. special envoy Steve Witkoff shared updates on U.S.–Ukraine relations and peace talks following a tense meeting between Trump and President Volodymyr Zelenskyy. Witkoff confirmed Zelenskyy's commitment to working toward a peace deal with Russia, with a key meeting between the United States and Ukraine planned in Saudi Arabia next week.
Trump’s recent warning to the Hamas terrorist group in the Gaza Strip is sparking significant reactions in the region. His message offers new hope to the families of hostages, while Hamas retaliates with a warning that any military escalation will likely result in hostages' deaths.
President Donald Trump called for the immediate release of all Israeli hostages on social media Wednesday, directly addressing Hamas with the message, "Release the hostages now, or there will be [expletive] to pay later!" The message was posted after Trump met with a group of hostages who were recently released by Hamas.
The Supreme Court upheld an order for the Trump administration to release funding for contractors at USAID and the State Department. In other legal updates, a judge has blocked NIH funding cuts, and the Agriculture Department has been ordered to reinstate thousands of workers.
After Trump's address to Congress, Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer outlined the Democrats' opposition to his agenda. Meanwhile, House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries defended House Democrats' conduct, while House Republicans moved to censure Rep. Al Green (D-Texas) for disrupting the speech.
Democratic mayors from four major U.S. cities testified before lawmakers Wednesday, defending their "sanctuary city" laws that limit local cooperation with federal immigration authorities.
President Donald Trump will deliver an address to a joint session of Congress tonight at 9 p.m. ET. Tune in to NTD’s special coverage of the event starting at 7 p.m. ET for on-the-ground coverage, analysis, and more on the president’s vision for the country.
Lawmakers from both parties have different expectations for President Trump’s address to Congress. Senate Democrats have invited federal workers laid off by DOGE as their guests to the address.
President Trump’s tariffs on Mexico, Canada, and China are now in effect. China and Canada have retaliated with tariffs on American goods, while Mexico has announced it will unveil its retaliation measures on Sunday.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy expressed gratitude to the U.S. in a new post on X, saying he’s ready to work quickly for peace and sign the rare earth minerals deal at any time.
President Donald Trump and the CEO of TSMC announced a historic $100 billion investment in semiconductor plants in Arizona, marking the largest foreign investment in U.S. history. At the press conference, Trump also reaffirmed his commitment to a quick end to the Ukraine war and confirmed that new tariffs on Mexico, Canada, and China will begin Tuesday.
The Senate is currently voting on the confirmation of Linda McMahon as the next secretary of education. Meanwhile, with government funding expiring in less than two weeks, Democratic lawmakers are threatening Republicans with a government shutdown if the Trump administration continues what they see as the withholding of congressionally approved funds.
Wildfires continue to rage across South Carolina, with 175 fires scorching over 4,200 acres statewide. Fire crews are battling blazes in multiple counties, including Horry, Spartanburg, Union, Oconee, and Pickens. On Sunday, Gov. Henry McMaster declared a state of emergency as fires swept through the Carolinas and Georgia, threatening homes and forcing evacuations.
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Ukraninian President Volodomyr Zelenskyy attends a Ukraine summit in London, days after clashing with president trump. The UK's Prime Minister says he's willing to put boots on the ground in Ukraine.
The second email from DOGE, a potential US-Ukraine minerals deal, and a "Golden Ticket" for US citizenship—we have Don Ma to give us a roundup of what happened this week in Washington.
Big changes are expected at the FBI under new director Kash Patel. What to expect and how likely are we to see retribution from Trump's appointee? Hear from a former FBI special agent and a former detective for their take.
And, new medical research is zeroing in on the kidneys. We tapped Brendon Fallon, host of NTD's Vital Signs for details on how a unique kind of fasting could help prevent and reduce kidney damage.
The meeting between President Donald Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy was cut short Friday after a tense exchange in the Oval Office. A joint press conference and the signing of a critical minerals deal between the United States and Ukraine were both called off.
Trump is set to sign an executive order making English the official language of the United States, a move aimed at promoting unity within the nation.
Vice President JD Vance addressed the National Catholic Prayer Breakfast in Washington Friday morning, as Pope Francis continues to battle pneumonia. Earlier Friday, the Pope suffered a sudden episode of respiratory difficulty and was placed on a breathing machine.
President Trump met with British Prime Minister Keir Starmer at the White House today. During their joint press conference, Trump discussed upcoming tariffs and the situation in Ukraine.
Tomorrow, President Trump is set to meet with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy to finalize a minerals deal, though U.S. lawmakers have differing opinions on the agreement.
Earlier today, a group of independent journalists in Washington, D.C. received the first batch of declassified Jeffrey Epstein files. A letter, reportedly from Attorney General Pam Bondi, suggests there is more to come.
President Donald Trump on Wednesday signed a Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE)-related executive order to scrutinize federal contracts and grant spending. Agencies must review contracts for waste and abuse, justify and publicize payments, and work with DOGE to terminate unnecessary contracts, while the General Services Administration will develop a plan to dispose of excess government property. Trump also convened the first official Cabinet meeting of his second term Wednesday, with Elon Musk in attendance.
Trump announced that Ukrainian leader Volodymyr Zelenskyy will visit the White House on Feb. 28 to sign a critical minerals deal, though Washington and Kyiv differ on the details. Zelenskyy denied Ukraine owes money to the United States, while Trump declined to make security guarantees "beyond very much."
A school-aged child who tested positive for measles has died in West Texas, marking the first U.S. measles death in nearly a decade. Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. said his department is tracking the cases.
President Trump signed an executive order directing the Commerce Department to investigate copper tariffs, emphasizing its importance to solar panels, EVs, and U.S. defense. This move is part of his effort to secure U.S. dominance in critical materials amid national security concerns over China.
President Trump says Ukrainian President Zelenskyy could visit the White House Friday to sign a deal granting the U.S. access to Ukraine's critical minerals. He also hinted at an economic deal with Russia, expressing interest in Russian minerals and suggesting Putin wants to resolve the situation.
The Congressional DOGE Caucus held its first ‘DOGE Day’ outside the Capitol, where GOP lawmakers introduced new legislation to cut costs in Congress. This comes as 21 federal tech workers resigned in protest over DOGE.
House Republican leaders are preparing to vote on their version of the budget resolution, unsure if it has enough support to pass. The plan cleared a key procedural hurdle earlier today, and a final vote could occur as soon as tonight.
President Donald Trump hosted French President Emmanuel Macron at the White House to discuss the war in Ukraine. Trump said the United States is very close to a minerals deal with Ukraine that could help end the war.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy hosted Western leaders in Kyiv to mark the third anniversary of the war with Russia. Western leaders vowed to continue providing Ukraine with billions of dollars in aid.
Trump said FBI Director Kash Patel appointed Dan Bongino, a former Secret Service agent and podcast host, as FBI deputy director. He will be responsible for the bureau's day-to-day law enforcement operations, and the position does not require Senate approval.
The Office of Personnel Management sent an email to federal workers asking them to list five work accomplishments from the past week, with Elon Musk saying in a post on X that they could be fired if they don't respond. Trump defended the move as a way to downsize the federal workforce.
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Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelenskyy says he’s willing to give up his position to achieve peace in Ukraine. His response to comments from President Trump.
Head of the doge Elon Musk told all federal workers to report their work or otherwise resign, sending shock waves through the federal workforce.
Voters in Germany headed to the polls today, with conservatives projected to win. Why the right-wing is gaining momentum?
A New York flight bound for India makes an unscheduled landing in Rome due to an unspecified security threat. and a Delta flight turns back to LAX after smoke is detected onboard. More on the latest mid-air incidents.
On the final day of the Conservative Political Action Conference, President Donald Trump delivered remarks after foreign conservative leaders and provided a recap of his administration's achievements so far.
The Hamas terror group released six Israeli hostages Saturday in an emotional homecoming after more than 500 days in captivity. In exchange, Israel has agreed to free over 600 Palestinian prisoners.
Hamas is set to release six living hostages Saturday, after Israel says that one of the bodies it returned was not that of an Israeli hostage.
The United States and Ukraine have not yet agreed on a rare earth minerals deal. The White House says using the minerals as compensation for aid would benefit both Washington and Kyiv.
President Donald Trump is signing another round of memorandums while two of his nominees are sworn in Friday: Howard Lutnick as secretary of commerce and Kash Patel as FBI director.
The Senate passed a budget resolution along party lines after 10 hours of overnight voting. Democrats attempted to slow the process and use the floor time to target the Department of Government Efficiency and Republicans' future tax plans.
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass removed Fire Chief Kristin Crowley after the devastating January wildfires. The move follows ongoing disputes between Bass and Crowley over the department's handling of the fires.
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The Senate confirmed Kash Patel as FBI director with a 51–49 vote. Republican Sens. Susan Collins and Lisa Murkowski joined Democrats in voting against his confirmation.
Longtime Sen. Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) announced Thursday that he will not run for reelection in 2026.
A federal judge Thursday rejected a group of labor unions' request to prevent the Trump administration from downsizing the federal workforce.
President Donald Trump is honoring Black History Month at the White House. Trump addressed a crowd Thursday alongside golf legend Tiger Woods.
Hamas has returned the bodies of four hostages, and Israelis lined the streets to honor their return. Meanwhile, empty buses exploded in Israel in what appears to be a terrorist attack.
President Donald Trump's special envoy to Ukraine and Russia visited Kyiv to meet with top Ukrainian officials. This visit came amid strong accusations exchanged between Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy over the war.
The Transportation Department revoked its approval for New York City's congestion toll, which charges drivers entering Manhattan below 60th Street. New York Gov. Kathy Hochul stated she would fight the termination, and the Metropolitan Transportation Authority filed a lawsuit challenging the move.
A federal judge held a hearing with New York City Mayor Eric Adams and federal prosecutors regarding the mayor's criminal charges. The judge stated he would rule on a government request to drop the charges against the mayor.
The polar vortex reached its peak across much of the United States, with millions facing record-breaking cold and heavy snow. The average low temperature in the continental United States was just 13.7 degrees.
Two people were killed when two small, single-engine aircraft collided mid-air near Tucson, Arizona. Two people were aboard each aircraft. An investigation is underway.
President Donald Trump signed an executive order expanding access to in vitro fertilization (IVF). He also signed a memorandum promoting transparency and reducing waste in the federal government.
U.S. and Russian delegations met in Saudi Arabia to advance talks on ending the Russia–Ukraine war. The two sides agreed to form high-level teams to handle negotiations.
The Hamas terrorist group will release the bodies of four hostages this Thursday and six living hostages this Saturday. The deal was reached during cease-fire negotiations currently being held in Cairo.
A storm system is set to bring hazardous winter weather to the Central U.S. and eventually reach the Mid-Atlantic coast. It will bring dangerously cold conditions to millions of Americans and complicate the recovery process for states dealing with recent flooding.
At least 18 people were injured when a Delta Air Lines flight flipped over upon landing at Toronto International Airport. All 80 passengers and crew members were accounted for.
A federal judge will soon rule on a lawsuit aiming to curtail Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE). Thirteen Democratic state attorneys general are seeking to block Musk and DOGE from accessing government systems and firing employees at seven agencies.
European leaders held an emergency meeting in Paris to discuss the Russia–Ukraine war. They expressed their desire to have a say in peace negotiations between the United States and Russia.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio led a delegation to Saudi Arabia to restore diplomatic ties between the United States and Russia. Tuesday's meeting will also touch on the war in Ukraine with the goal of ending it soon.
Israel announced that its military killed a top Hamas terrorist during a drone strike in southern Lebanon. This occurred on the 500th day since Hamas's Oct. 7, 2023, terrorist attack on Israel that initiated the war.
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President Donald Trump hits the tracks at the Daytona 500 today. He praises the ‘unyielding’ American spirit and takes reporters’ questions on the tarmac after leaving the event.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio says that terrorist group Hamas must be wiped out and fully endorse Israel’s ambitions in the Gaza strip.
The state department has removed the line saying the U.S. does not support Taiwan independence, what it means for the U.S.-Taiwan relations, and the U.S. stance toward the Indo-Pacific.
Multiple states are struggling under flooding, wind, and cold, but hope of relief is not necessarily near. Find out what to expect this week.
President Donald Trump signed an executive order barring federal funding to universities and schools with COVID-19 vaccine mandates. He also signed another executive order formally creating the National Energy Dominance Council.
Vice President JD Vance attended the Munich Security Conference and criticized European allies for retreating from fundamental values like free speech. He also met with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy to discuss the war.
Southern California was slammed by the biggest storm of the winter so far, triggering mudslides and flooding in Los Angeles County, including areas recently devastated by wildfires.
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President Donald Trump announced reciprocal tariffs on Thursday on all U.S. trading partners, citing unfair trade barriers they use against the United States. Trump also met with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi at the White House.
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has been sworn in as Secretary of Health and Human Services after the Senate confirmed him with a vote of 52 to 48. The Senate also held a confirmation hearing for Trump's education nominee, Linda McMahon.
A flash flood watch and evacuation warnings are in effect for burn zones across the Los Angeles area. Crews have installed nearly 120 miles of barriers across Southern California as the region braces for its most powerful winter storm of the season.
President Donald Trump spoke over the phone with both Russian President Vladimir Putin and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy. Trump stated that negotiations to end the war in Ukraine will begin this Friday at the Munich Security Conference.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth also addressed the Russia–Ukraine war during a NATO meeting in Brussels. He mentioned that NATO membership for Ukraine is unrealistic and suggested that Ukraine should abandon hopes of regaining all of its territory from Russia.
Tulsi Gabbard was sworn in as director of national intelligence shortly after the Senate confirmed her, largely along party lines. Sen. Mitch McConnell was the only Republican to vote against her.
President Trump welcomed the King of Jordan to the White House. Trump defended his plan to rebuild Gaza, but the King stated that he still opposes accepting more Palestinian refugees from the territory.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said that Hamas must release hostages by this Saturday, or the cease-fire in Gaza will no longer hold. He warned that the Israeli military will resume intense fighting until Hamas is decisively defeated unless the hostages are released.
In his first major moment on the world stage, Vice President J.D. Vance spoke at the AI summit in Paris. He warned global leaders and tech industry executives that "excessive regulation" could cripple the rapidly growing industry.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth will visit NATO headquarters in Brussels tomorrow to discuss the war in Ukraine. This comes as Russia released American schoolteacher Marc Fogel, who had been wrongfully detained for over three years.
President Donald Trump has signed another batch of executive orders, including the 25 percent tariff on steel and aluminum imports that he announced Sunday.
A federal judge in Boston has continued to pause the Trump administration's buyout offer to federal employees, while a separate federal court has ordered Trump to fully comply with an earlier ruling lifting the federal funding freeze.
Hamas has announced that it will delay the next release of Israeli hostages, which was scheduled for this Saturday, putting the cease-fire deal at risk. The terrorist group accused Israel of violating the cease-fire agreement. Israel responded by instructing its military to prepare to its highest level of readiness.
A fast-moving winter storm dropped up to a foot of snow in the Northeast, causing travel disruptions. The next storm is expected to form across the Plains on Tuesday and move eastward into the Mid-Atlantic.
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A federal judge blocks the Department of Government Efficiency's (DOGE) access to sensitive U.S. Treasury records. This comes after 19 state attorneys general sued President Donald Trump for allowing DOGE access to the Treasury Department’s central payment system.
Hamas releases three Israeli hostages in exchange for 183 Palestinian prisoners, as the United States announces a new arms sale to Israel.
A plane crash in Alaska kills all 10 people aboard. We have the latest updates on the recovery effort and investigation.
During a press conference with Japan's prime minister, President Donald Trump said that Japan's Nippon Steel is considering investing in U.S. Steel instead of buying it.
A federal judge issued a temporary pause on the Trump administration's plan to place thousands of U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) employees on leave.
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President Donald Trump said on Thursday that he will form a Department of Justice task force to eliminate anti-Christian bias within the federal government.
Trump also signed an executive order on Thursday to sanction the International Criminal Court.
President Donald Trump signed an executive order on Wednesday calling for the end of men playing in women’s sports.
Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth met with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu today at the Pentagon.
Among the executive orders signed Tuesday by President Donald Trump was one that reinstates "maximum pressure" on Iran, which the United States designates as a state sponsor of terrorism.
Trump met Tuesday with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
FBI agents filed two lawsuits Tuesday pushing back against Justice Department efforts to identify employees who have investigated Trump.
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President Donald Trump has agreed to pause tariffs on Canada for 30 days after talking with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau in the afternoon of Feb. 3. This comes after Mexico agreed to make changes at the border, which also resulted in Trump pausing their tariffs.
Panamanian President José Raúl Mulino said on Feb. 2 that his country will not renew its memorandum of understanding with the Chinese regime to be a part of the Belt and Road Initiative of the Chinese Communist Party.
Mexico and Canada are promising retaliatory actions against U.S. President Donald Trump's sweeping tariffs. The latest on the looming trade war.
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio visits Panama to discuss the threat of communist China with Panama President José Raúl Mulino.
America has witnessed back-to-back deadly plane crashes this week. Investigators are still trying to determine what caused each crash. Here are the latest details.
Elon Musk accuses the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAid) of funding bioweapon research, including for the virus that causes COVID-19. This is after USAid refused to hand over documents.
President Donald Trump announced new tariffs on imports from Mexico, Canada, and China Saturday.
The same day, Trump announced that he ordered air strikes on a senior ISIS attack planner and other terrorist targets in Somalia.
A small medical transport jet carrying a child, her mother, and four others crashed into a neighborhood in Philadelphia shortly after takeoff on Friday. At least seven people are dead, including all six people onboard the plane.
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President Donald Trump says he will impose tariffs on Mexico, Canada, and China starting on Feb. 1.
Authorities announced Friday that they have recovered 41 bodies and the black boxes from the midair collision that occurred over the Potomac River near Washington.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio is traveling to Panama and four other countries to advance Trump’s foreign policy agenda.
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President Donald Trump on Thursday mourned the lives lost in a midair collision Wednesday night as he vows to strengthen hiring standards in the aviation industry. While he says it’s not clear yet what led to the collision, he’s pointing to "incompetence" as a potential reason.
Three of Trump's most controversial Cabinet picks were on Capitol Hill Thursday for their confirmation hearings. Democrats pressed Kash Patel, FBI director nominee, on whether he would lead political retribution on behalf of the president.
As the cease-fire in the Gaza Strip continues to hold, more hostages and Palestinian prisoners are being released. On Thursday, eight hostages were released, including three Israelis and five Thai nationals.
President Donald Trump signed the Laken Riley Act into law on Wednesday and announced a move to keep criminal illegal immigrants at Guantanamo Bay.
Trump’s lawyers filed a notice of appeal Wednesday, seeking to overturn his conviction in the New York business records case.
Former Senator Bob Menendez was sentenced to 11 years in prison for his 2024 bribery conviction.
The Trump administration issued a pause on federal grants, loans, and assistance while the affected programs are under review. A federal judge temporarily blocked Trump’s order following a lawsuit filed by nonprofit groups.
White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt held her first briefing. The Trump White House announced it is opening its press briefing room to independent journalists, podcasters, social media influencers, and content creators.
Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has made thousands of arrests of criminal illegal immigrants in major cities. Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem visited the Bronx to join an ICE raid.
The Senate Commerce Committee held a hearing to examine concerns over the Panama Canal. Witnesses testified about the Chinese regime’s activities around the canal, which could pose risks to U.S. trade and national security.
President Trump signed three executive orders that reshape the military. They ban transgender troops, eliminate DEI programs, and reinstate troops who were discharged because of the COVID-19 vaccine mandate.
DeepSeek, a small Chinese startup, is shaking the artificial intelligence world. Tech stocks tumbled after a recent announcement by the company.
Colombia reached an agreement with the Trump administration to receive flights deporting illegal immigrants from the United States, after Trump threatened 25-percent tariffs on all Colombian imports.
Today is International Holocaust Remembrance Day. It marks 80 years since the liberation of Auschwitz-Birkenau, the largest Nazi concentration and death camp.
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President Donald Trump announces sanctions, tariffs, and more on Colombia over an immigration-related disagreement. It comes as he floats the idea of sending 90,000 armed IRS agents to the southern border.
Fifty people are arrested after a raid in Colorado, after federal agents and others law enforcement entered a warehouse at 3 a.m. Find out what they found there.
Trump reveals a controversial plan for the future of the Gaza Strip. One country in the region has already rejected the plan.
Hamas released four Israeli prisoners Saturday, all of whom were female soldiers. After being released, the four who are all between the ages of 19 and 20 rushed to embrace loved ones. Israel later released 200 Palestinian prisoners as part of the exchange.
Pete Hegseth was sworn in as the secretary of defense Saturday morning, just hours after Vice President JD Vance cast the tie-breaking vote in the Senate. The voting was almost exclusively along party lines, with three Republican senators joining all 47 Democrats in voting against his confirmation.
On his way back from visiting the disaster-struck Los Angeles area, President Donald Trump made a stop in Las Vegas Saturday to speak on how he plans to eliminate taxes on tips, and to thank the people of Nevada for his election win.
President Donald Trump visited communities in western North Carolina devastated by Hurricane Helene and areas in Los Angeles scorched by wildfires. He announced that he would be signing an executive order to begin the process of fundamentally overhauling or "getting rid of" FEMA.
The White House confirmed that flights deporting illegal immigrants have begun, with two flights already having arrived in Guatemala. The Trump administration also announced it is expanding fast-track deportation authority nationwide.
Trump virtually addressed the 52nd annual March for Life, and Vice President JD Vance spoke at the rally in person in Washington. They both promised that their administration would be pro-family and pro-life.
The Hamas terrorist group in Gaza is set to release four Israeli female soldiers Saturday. They will be the second batch of hostages released under the six-week ceasefire deal.
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President Donald Trump signed an executive order releasing additional government files related to the assassinations of President John F. Kennedy, former Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy, and Martin Luther King Jr.
A federal judge in Seattle temporarily blocked Trump’s executive order limiting birthright citizenship. The judge ruled the order unconstitutional after hearing a challenge from four Democrat-led states.
John Ratcliffe was sworn in as CIA director on Thursday after the Senate voted 74–25 to confirm him. This marks Trump’s second nominee to win Senate approval.
A new wildfire, known as the Hughes Fire, broke out north of Los Angeles, forcing around 50,000 residents to evacuate. This occurred as California lawmakers approved a $2.5 billion relief package for the fires.
President Donald Trump is dispatching an additional 1,500 active-duty troops to the southern border. The move comes two days after he signed a slew of executive orders aimed at cracking down on illegal immigration.
Police say a 17-year-old male student opened fire in the cafeteria of a Nashville high school around 11 a.m. local time on Wednesday. The assailant was later found dead from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. One other student was killed in the shooting.
The Department of Justice has directed its federal prosecutors to investigate for potential criminal charges state or local officials who obstruct Trump's immigration policies, according to a memorandum written by acting Deputy Attorney General Emil Bove.
This afternoon, President Donald Trump and tech CEOs announced a massive private sector investment in artificial intelligence infrastructure in the United States. OpenAI CEO, SoftBank, and Oracle will contribute $100 billion investments to start, with plans to pour up to $500 billion into the project in the coming years.
President Trump began his first full day in office today with a prayer service at the National Cathedral, followed by a meeting with Republican House leaders. After his inauguration ceremony yesterday, he signed several executive orders at the Capital One Arena, with more signed back at the Oval Office. These orders include repealing former President Biden’s policies and eliminating gender ideology from public schools.
America’s new Secretary of State, Marco Rubio, was sworn in this morning, becoming the first Cabinet official of the new administration. He was confirmed by a resounding, unanimous vote in the Senate.
President-elect Donald Trump said on Saturday he would "most likely" give TikTok a 90-day reprieve from a potential ban after he takes office on Monday.
Trump's second inauguration events kick off this weekend with fireworks and rallies leading up to Monday's ceremony.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says Israel retains the right to resume the Gaza war with U.S. support if the second stage of the ceasefire proves pointless.
The Supreme Court upheld a federal law on Friday that would ban the Chinese-owned social media app TikTok from Sunday. President-elect Donald Trump said he will announce his decision on TikTok in the near future.
Trump's inauguration will move indoors to the Capitol Rotunda due to sub-freezing temperatures. The forecast for Washington on Monday is 17 degrees. This will be the first time since President Ronald Reagan’s second inauguration in 1985 that the ceremony has been moved indoors.
Israel’s full Cabinet is meeting to discuss the Gaza cease-fire and hostage release deal. If the agreement is approved, the cease-fire will start on Sunday, when the first hostages are to be released.
The Senate Homeland Security Committee held a confirmation hearing for Trump’s DHS nominee Kristi Noem on Friday. Senators focused on how Noem would carry out Trump’s border policies and deportation plans, fight terrorism, and handle disaster relief.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said a last-minute dispute with Hamas was delaying Israeli approval of the cease-fire deal. Netanyahu’s cabinet has yet to meet to vote on the agreement, accusing Hamas of reneging on parts of the deal.
Senate committees held confirmation hearings for more of President-elect Donald Trump’s cabinet nominees. These include Pam Bondi for attorney general, Scott Bessent for Treasury secretary, and Lee Zeldin for administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency.
Trump’s pick for national security adviser said the president-elect is exploring options to “preserve” TikTok. This came as Trump announced the appointment of three special ambassadors to Hollywood, with the goal of bringing business back to the U.S. entertainment industry.
President Joe Biden issued an executive order aimed at strengthening the nation’s cybersecurity. The order makes it easier to target foreign adversaries or hacking groups attempting to compromise U.S. internet and telecommunications systems.
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Israel and the Hamas terrorist group have reached a cease-fire and hostage release agreement. Under phase one of the deal, Hamas will release 33 hostages over six weeks, while Israeli forces will withdraw from populated areas in Gaza.
Senate committees held confirmation hearings for six of President-elect Donald Trump's cabinet nominees, including Pam Bondi for attorney general, John Ratcliffe for CIA director, and Sen. Marco Rubio for secretary of state.
Firefighters reported significant gains against two massive wildfires burning around Los Angeles. However, the region remains on alert as winds pick up during a final round of dangerous fire weather.
The Senate Armed Services Committee held a confirmation hearing for President Trump's pick for Secretary of Defense, Pete Hegseth. Senators questioned him about allegations of misconduct and his views on women in combat roles.
President-elect Trump announced plans to create a new agency, called the External Revenue Service, to collect tariffs and other revenues from foreign nations. Meanwhile, the Justice Department released Special Counsel Jack Smith's report on Trump, which concluded that Trump engaged in a "criminal effort" to overturn the 2020 election results.
California officials warned that new wildfires are still possible within the next 24 hours due to dry winds and conditions. An additional 84,000 people could be ordered to evacuate, and 94,000 are still without power.
The Hamas terrorist group accepted a draft agreement for a ceasefire and hostage release deal in the Gaza war. The deal still requires approval from Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's cabinet. It would begin with the release of 33 hostages over a six-week period.
Russia claimed that Ukraine fired U.S. ballistic missiles and U.K. cruise missiles at Russian regions and launched one of the largest drone attacks to date. Russia's military stated it would retaliate.
Wildfires tearing through the Los Angeles area have killed at least 24 people, destroyed more than 12,000 structures, and forced over 100,000 people to evacuate. Although the fires have mostly stopped spreading, forecasters warn that strong Santa Ana winds will return through at least Wednesday.
With just a week left in office, President Joe Biden delivered his foreign policy address at the State Department. Biden said his stewardship of American foreign policy has left the United States safer and economically more secure than when he took office four years ago.
Senate confirmation hearings for President-elect Donald Trump's cabinet nominees will begin Tuesday. The Armed Services Committee will question Pete Hegseth—Trump’s pick for secretary of defense—who is facing the most scrutiny.
A federal judge has allowed the Justice Department to release part of special counsel Jack Smith’s report on Trump's 2020 election case. However, Trump’s lawyers may seek to challenge the order all the way to the Supreme Court.
The White House said Israel and Hamas are on the verge of reaching a cease-fire and hostage agreement. In the first phase of the deal, Hamas is expected to release 33 hostages, while Israeli forces would maintain a presence along the Egypt-Gaza border and the Israel-Gaza border.
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Special counsel Jack Smith resigned from the Justice Department after submitting a report to the attorney general on President-elect Donald Trump, according to court documents filed in federal court. The move had been expected.
A full-scale firefighting effort stretched into Saturday in the upscale Los Angeles neighborhood of Pacific Palisades, as the wildfire there expanded into an additional 1,000 acres overnight with residents warned of potential worsening weather conditions over the next 72 hours that could further stoke the blaze.
President-elect Donald Trump was sentenced in his New York business records criminal case to an unconditional discharge, meaning no punishment or penalties. Trump appeared via video from Mar-a-Lago and said he would appeal his conviction.
Massive wildfires in Southern California have killed 10 people and destroyed more than 10,000 structures. The Pentagon has stated that it is ready to deploy 500 active-duty personnel and ten Navy helicopters to help suppress the fires.
The Supreme Court heard oral arguments in TikTok’s challenge to a law that could potentially ban the platform on Jan. 19. The justices appeared critical of TikTok’s argument that the law violated its First Amendment rights to free speech.
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Wildfires in Southern California have burned a combined 28,000 acres and are mostly uncontained. They have killed at least five people, destroyed thousands of structures, and forced over 170,000 residents to evacuate.
A winter storm swept across the Southern states, bringing snow and icy conditions from Texas to Alabama. Officials closed schools, canceled or delayed flights, and warned residents in the worst-hit areas to stay off the roads.
Former President Jimmy Carter was honored with a state funeral at the Washington National Cathedral. His casket was then transported back to his Georgia hometown for a private ceremony and burial.
The Senate advanced the Laken Riley Act, which requires the detention of illegal immigrants charged with certain crimes, bringing the bill to the verge of passage. A significant number of Senate Democrats joined Republicans in supporting the bill.
Deadly wildfires are raging across Southern California, prompting the mandatory evacuation of over 80,000 residents. The Eaton Fire began on Tuesday around 6 p.m. ET. Officials say it has destroyed over 100 structures and is now threatening more than 13,000 buildings. President Joe Biden visited Los Angeles on Wednesday where he was briefed on the wildfires.
President-elect Donald Trump has asked the Supreme Court to call off sentencing in his New York criminal case scheduled for this Friday. Trump's lawyers argue the sentencing would wrongly restrict him as he prepares to take office.
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum has pushed back against Trump's suggestion to rename the Gulf of Mexico the "Gulf of America." She said that North America, including the United States, could be renamed "Mexican America"—a historical name dating from the 1600s.
President-elect Donald Trump announced that a billionaire from Dubai is investing $20 billion in the United States to build new data centers across multiple states. Trump also stated that he would not rule out the use of military force to seize control of the Panama Canal and Greenland.
U.S. District Judge Aileen Cannon blocked the public release of special counsel Jack Smith's final report on his investigations into Trump. Meanwhile, a New York appeals court judge rejected Trump's attempt to delay his sentencing in the New York criminal case.
The remains of former President Jimmy Carter were transported from Atlanta, Georgia, to Washington for funeral services. His casket now lies in state at the Capitol, where members of Congress have begun paying their respects.
Firefighters in Los Angeles scrambled to contain a fast-moving wildfire as a potentially "life-threatening, destructive" windstorm hit Southern California. Forecasters warned that the worst may be yet to come, with the windstorm predicted to last for days.
Congress certified President-elect Donald Trump as the winner of the 2024 election in proceedings that unfolded without challenge. Vice President Kamala Harris presided over the session, and no objections were raised to the tally of electoral votes.
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced that he will resign as leader of the ruling Liberal Party but will remain prime minister until his party elects a new leader in the coming months.
A major winter storm brought heavy snow, ice, wind, and frigid temperatures from central and southern states all the way to the East Coast. Dangerous travel conditions led to school closures and flight cancellations.
President Joe Biden announced a ban on new offshore oil and gas drilling in most federal coastal waters. The order could be difficult for Trump to reverse, as it may require an act of Congress to repeal.
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The FBI releases new footage of the New Orleans attacker. It shows the suspect placing explosives and apparently scouting the best location for the attack.
Italian’s Prime Minister meets President-elect Trump in Florida. The topics the two were scheduled to talk about.
Cases of a virus that causes cold-like symptoms are reportedly rising in China. We talk about the spread of the disease with a former U.S. Army microbiologist.
The first day of former President Jimmy Carter's state funeral began Saturday morning. People lined the streets of the late president's hometown to bid a final farewell to the 39th president of the United States.
President Joe Biden awarded the nation’s highest civilian honor to 19 people. Among the recipients were billionaire investor George Soros, former Secretary of State and First Lady Hillary Clinton, and soccer star Lionel Messi.
A major winter storm is forecast to impact the Central United States and move east. It's poised to unleash heavy snow, treacherous ice, and severe thunderstorms starting Saturday and continuing into Monday. An estimated 62 million people across at least a dozen states could be affected.
Republican Congressman Mike Johnson narrowly won reelection to the House speakership on the first ballot. The tally was 218–215, after he flipped two hard-line GOP holdouts.
President Joe Biden will visit New Orleans following the terrorist attack that killed 14 people. Meanwhile, in the case of the Tesla Cybertruck explosion, a former girlfriend of the soldier involved said he appeared to show symptoms of traumatic brain injury from his deployment in Afghanistan.
Biden blocked a nearly $15 billion proposed deal for Japan’s Nippon Steel to acquire U.S. Steel, citing national security concerns. Both companies condemned the decision as politically motivated.
A major winter storm will bring heavy snow, hazardous ice, rain, and severe thunderstorms to millions of Americans over the weekend and into next week. Authorities have warned of treacherous travel conditions, power outages, and widespread closures from the Plains to the East Coast.
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The FBI confirmed that the truck rampage in New Orleans, which killed 14 people, was a terrorist attack. The bureau stated that the suspect acted alone and was entirely inspired by ISIS. Additionally, the FBI confirmed the identity of the deceased in the Tesla truck explosion as an active-duty Army Green Beret.
The 119th Congress will be sworn in Friday, and House Speaker Mike Johnson faces a vote to retain the speakership. He can afford to lose only one GOP vote if all members are present and voting.
President Joe Biden awarded the Presidential Citizens Medal to 20 individuals during a ceremony at the White House. Among those receiving the nation's second-highest civilian honor were Rep. Bennie Thompson (D-Miss.) and former Congresswoman Liz Cheney, who led the now-defunct House Jan. 6 Committee.
Israeli forces reported launching an airstrike on a humanitarian area in the Gaza Strip, targeting Hamas terrorists. Israel stated that the terrorists were using the area as a command center to conduct attacks on Israel.
At least 10 people were killed and 35 more injured when a man intentionally drove a pickup truck into a New Year's celebration in the French Quarter of New Orleans. Police identified the suspect as 42-year-old Shamsud-Din Jabbar from Texas. He was killed during a confrontation with officers and had an ISIS flag. Authorities are investigating the incident as a terror attack.
A driver was killed, and seven bystanders were injured, when a Tesla Cybertruck exploded in front of the Trump hotel in Las Vegas. Authorities said they are investigating this as a possible act of terror.
A Soviet-era pipeline that transported Russian gas to Europe via Ukraine shut down, as a transit agreement expired. Slovakia and Austria have arranged alternative supply, while Hungary will keep receiving Russian gas via the Black Sea.
New York City police have identified the woman who was set on fire and burned to death in a subway train car earlier this month. She was Debrina Kawam, a 57-year-old homeless woman from Toms River, New Jersey. New York City Mayor Eric Adams addressed the incident Tuesday.
A power outage in Puerto Rico left 90 percent of the population without electricity early Tuesday, affecting nearly 1.4 million customers. The governor blamed a critical grid failure, and Luma Energy said full restoration could take up to 48 hours.
U.S. investigators have joined the probe into Sunday’s deadly Jeju Air crash at Muan Airport, which killed 179 people. The crash, involving a Boeing 737-800, is South Korea’s deadliest aviation disaster in decades.
In the latest twist in what's become the key U.S. ally's deepest political crisis in decades, a South Korean court has authorized the arrest of impeached President Yoon Suk-yeol. This marks the first time a sitting president in South Korea has faced arrest.
President-elect Donald Trump endorsed House Speaker Mike Johnson as Johnson prepares for what is expected to be another contentious speakership race this week. Trump said on social media that Johnson "will do the right thing."
Former President Jimmy Carter's state funeral is scheduled for Jan. 9, following his passing at the age of 100. President Joe Biden will deliver the eulogy at the Washington National Cathedral. He has also declared Jan. 9 a national day of mourning.
A federal appeals court upheld Trump's verdict in one of the E. Jean Carroll cases. Trump has to pay the columnist $5 million for defamation and sexual abuse.
Biden announced that the United States will send an additional $2.5 billion in military aid to Ukraine. The package includes $1.25 billion in presidential drawdown authority, as his administration works swiftly to spend all available funds.
Former President Jimmy Carter has died. According to the Carter Center he lived to 100 years old.
179 people died in the deadliest plane crash in South Korea. What caused the Boeing aircraft to burst into flames?
At least four are dead after tornado-inducing storms hit southeast U.S. The severe weather system is now headed south.
Azerbaijan’s president says he’s sure Russia shot down a commercial airplane on Christmas day – killing 38 people. The demands the president is now setting for Moscow.
Trump shows support for H-1B Visas after Elon Musk says he would "go to war" to defend the program, facing backlash from some Trump supporters.
Russian President Vladimir Putin apologized to Azerbaijan’s president Saturday after an Azerbaijan Airlines flight crashed after entering Russian airspace, killing 38 people. However, Putin stopped short of saying Russia was responsible for the incident.
North Korean soldiers deployed to assist Russia in its war on Ukraine are allegedly taking drastic measures to avoid capture. This comes as Russia faces its highest number of casualties in a single month.
Severe thunderstorms are intensifying across the South. The Storm Prediction Center has issued a Particularly Dangerous Situation Tornado Watch for parts of Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, and Texas, which will remain in effect until 9 p.m. CST.
U.S. and Azerbaijani officials suggested that Russian air defense systems may have brought down the passenger plane that crashed in Kazakhstan. The White House did not elaborate, as the investigation is still unfolding.
The man accused of burning a sleeping woman to death inside a New York City subway train has been charged with multiple counts of murder and arson. Sebastian Zapeta, a Guatemalan national living in the United States illegally, is in custody, and authorities are continuing efforts to identify the victim.
According to data from the Department of Housing and Urban Development, homelessness in the United States increased by 18 percent this year. A total of 770,000 people are considered homeless. The department attributed this rise to a lack of affordable housing and a surge in migrant arrivals.
South Korea's parliament voted to impeach the country’s acting president, Han Duck-soo, plunging the nation into a deeper political crisis. Han will be stripped of his presidential powers and duties until the Constitutional Court decides whether to dismiss or reinstate him.
A new poll shows that most Americans are exhausted by political news. The Associated Press-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research conducted the survey in early December. About two-thirds of American adults say they have recently felt the need to limit their media consumption regarding politics and government due to information overload.
On Dec. 26, a Kremlin spokesperson commented on reports claiming that Russia's air defense had shot down an Azerbaijan Airlines flight on Christmas Day, causing a crash that killed 38 people on board. The spokesperson urged people to wait for the investigation to be completed before drawing any conclusions about the cause of the crash.
Holiday travel across the United States faced major disruptions on Thursday due to severe weather. In Texas, nearly 90 flights were delayed, and over two dozen were canceled at Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport, with additional delays at Dallas Love Field and Houston's George Bush Intercontinental Airport.
Most of the costs associated with presidential inaugurations come from privately raised funds. In addition to the swearing-in ceremony, events typically include a parade and a ball, among others. So far, for the upcoming Trump inauguration, the largest donors have been tech companies.
Russia launched attacks on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure on Christmas Day, with explosions reported across the country. Soldiers are away from their families as civilians hide amid air raid alerts.
Displaced Christians in Gaza gathered to celebrate Christmas amid the ongoing war. Across the Middle East, families and communities marked the holiday, including Iraqi Christians celebrating despite the risks.
An Azerbaijan Airlines flight with 67 people onboard crashed in Kazakhstan Wednesday. A Kazakh official has confirmed the deaths of 38 people. Azerbaijani authorities said they are still investigating why the plane tried to make an emergency landing.
For the second time since his first term, President-elect Donald Trump suggests that the United States should own Greenland. He says it's for national security. This comes as Trump named PayPal co-founder Ken Howery as his pick for United States ambassador to Denmark. However, the island's prime minister says it's not for sale.
Despite noting some reservations, President Joe Biden signed the National Defense Authorization Act, which approves $895 billion in military and defense spending for 2025.
American Airlines temporarily grounded flights nationwide due to a technical issue, coinciding with the start of the busy Christmas travel season. The Federal Aviation Administration issued a national ground stop at American Airlines' request on Tuesday but lifted it about an hour later.
In Syria, protesters hit the streets of Damascus after a Christmas tree on display was burned down. Meanwhile, Christians in the Middle East continue to celebrate the holiday despite the risks.
The House Ethics Committee released a report on its investigation into former Republican Rep. Matt Gaetz. It concluded that Gaetz paid for sex and illicit drugs during his time in office, and violated state and federal laws on prostitution and statutory rape. Gaetz refuted the findings and denied any criminal wrongdoing.
President Joe Biden commuted the sentences of 37 federal prisoners on death row to life imprisonment, leaving three federal inmates to face execution.
Luigi Mangione, the suspect in the killing of the United Healthcare CEO, pleaded not guilty to eleven counts in a New York court. They include murder and terror charges. He also faces federal charges and state charges in Pennsylvania.
New York police identified the suspect accused of setting a woman on fire in a New York subway and killing her. Guatemalan illegal immigrant Sebastian Zapeta-Calil was charged with first-degree murder.
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President-elect donald trump, threatening to take back the panama canal. more on his first rally speech since winning the election.
A U.S. fighter jet was shot down near Yemen. The U.S. blames friendly fire, but the Houthi terrorist group claims responsibility.
President Biden just approved sending Taiwan over $500 million for defense -- plus a potential arms sale. How Beijing is responding.
President Joe Biden signed a bill into law Saturday that averts a government shutdown, bringing a final close to days of upheaval after Congress approved a temporary funding plan just past the deadline and refused President-elect Donald Trump’s core debt demands in the package.
Authorities investigated a Saudi doctor with a history of anti-Islam rhetoric as the suspected driver in a car-ramming attack on a Christmas market in the German city of Magdeburg that killed five people and injured scores.
Trump said on Saturday he had selected the producer of his long-running reality television show, "The Apprentice," to be his administration’s special envoy to the United Kingdom. The president-elect also announced three more nominations for his new government.
At least two people were killed and more than 60 others injured when a car plowed into a busy Christmas market in Magdeburg, eastern Germany, in what appears to have been a deliberate attack. Authorities arrested the suspected driver, who they say is a 50-year-old Saudi Arabian man who first arrived in Germany in 2006.
With just hours left before a potential midnight government shutdown, the House of Representatives passed this year’s final funding plan to keep the government open. The bill has been sent to the Senate. This comes after previous attempts to pass similar proposals in the lower chamber had failed.
The Biden administration has announced an additional $4.2 billion in student debt relief for nearly 55,000 public service workers. This is part of the "Public Service Loan Forgiveness" program, designed to erase loans after 10 years of service.
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has reshuffled his Cabinet amid intense turmoil in his political career. A party supporting his minority government has withdrawn its backing, announcing plans to trigger a new election in the coming months.
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A state appeals court disqualified Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis from the Georgia election case against President-elect Donald Trump and other co-defendants. This means it will be up to the Prosecuting Attorneys’ Council of Georgia to find another prosecutor to take over the case and decide whether to continue pursuing it.
House Republicans agreed on a new stopgap measure to avert a shutdown set to begin Friday and fund the government for three more months. Trump also expressed support for the new measure, calling it a very good deal.
UnitedHealthcare CEO murder suspect Luigi Mangione was extradited to New York and appeared in federal court. He faces new federal charges of stalking and murder.
Israel launched airstrikes against infrastructure in Yemen's capital and a port city held by Houthi terrorists, killing nine people. This came after a Houthi missile targeted central Israel.
The Federal Reserve cut its key interest rate for the third time this year, by a quarter of a percentage point. U.S. stocks tumbled to one of their worst days of the year after the Fed hinted that there would be fewer rate cuts next year.
The House Ethics Committee voted to release its report on former Republican Congressman Matt Gaetz, which involves allegations of sexual misconduct. Gaetz responded, saying he is innocent and fully exonerated by the Justice Department.
The Supreme Court agreed to take up TikTok's challenge to delay a law that could potentially ban the app on January 19. The justices will hear oral arguments on January 10.
"President-elect Trump has sued The Des Moines Register newspaper and renowned pollster J. Ann Selzer, accusing them of election interference over a poll that showed Vice President Kamala Harris leading the state ahead of the November election.
Luigi Mangione, the suspect in the killing of the United Healthcare CEO, has been charged in New York with 'first-degree murder' and 'second-degree murder as an act of terrorism.' The Manhattan District Attorney stated that this was a targeted murder intended to cause shock, attention, and intimidation.
Police have identified the shooter in the Wisconsin Christian school shooting as 15-year-old student Natalie Rupnow. Authorities are investigating clues to determine her motive, which they say appears to be a 'combination of factors.'
Russia has accused Ukraine of killing a top Russian general with a bomb hidden in a scooter outside his apartment building in Moscow. Lieutenant General Igor Kirillov was the chief of the Russian military’s nuclear, biological, and chemical protection forces."
In a shooting at a Christian private school in Madison, Wisconsin, a student and a teacher were killed, and six others were injured. Police said the teenage shooter was also found dead at the scene.
President-elect Trump answered reporters’ questions about the mysterious drones sighted in the northeast. He stated that the government knows where the drones originated but wants to keep people in suspense.
Syria’s former leader, Bashar al-Assad, issued his first statement since rebel forces toppled his regime earlier this month. Assad said he had no plans to flee Syria and claimed that Russia made the decision to evacuate him.
The drone sighting mysteries continue. Two men were arrested after a drone was detected flying close to Logan Airport in Boston. Officials say they will deploy a high-tech system in New York after drones shut down a local airport.
Another advisor to New York City Mayor Eric Adams has resigned. Her departure comes after her home was searched and devices seized as part of a federal investigation.
A terrorist threat against an Atlanta theater warns of a mass shooting if it hosts Shen Yun Performing Arts. The threat of violence highlights the Chinese Communist Party's efforts to silence opposition abroad.
ABC News will pay President-elect Donald Trump $15 million to settle a defamation lawsuit. Meanwhile, Trump attended Saturday's Army-Navy football game. He was joined by Vice President-elect JD Vance, Pentagon pick Pete Hegseth, and Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis. Trump also named Truth Social CEO Devin Nunes to serve as chairman of the President's Intelligence Advisory Board.
New York Gov. Kathy Hochul is calling for federal assistance after the latest mysterious drone incidents led to the temporary closure of an airfield.
Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi underwent a successful hip replacement surgery in Luxembourg and is "well on the mend," her office said in a statement.
Lawmakers grew increasingly concerned about nightly sightings of mysterious drones in New Jersey. Some pressed for more information and resources to investigate, while the Pentagon denied claims that the drones were connected to Iran.
UnitedHealthcare's parent company, UnitedHealth Group, published an op-ed in response to the murder of CEO Brian Thompson. The group acknowledged problems within the healthcare industry. Meanwhile, police said suspect Luigi Mangione was not a client of UnitedHealthcare.
The U.S. military flew an American man out of Syria following his release from prison. Travis Timmerman had spent seven months in a Syrian prison after crossing into the country on a Christian pilgrimage.
Ukraine reported a major Russian missile attack on its energy grid, making it one of the largest attacks on the energy sector. The damage forced Ukrainian authorities to impose extensive electricity cuts for millions of civilians.
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President Joe Biden has commuted the sentences of roughly 1,500 people who were released from prison and placed on home confinement during the COVID-19 pandemic. He has also pardoned 39 individuals convicted of nonviolent crimes. This marks the largest single-day act of clemency in modern history.
Time magazine has named President-elect Donald Trump "Person of the Year" for the second time. Trump also rang the opening bell at the New York Stock Exchange on Thursday.
Luigi Mangione’s attorney explained that his client was irritated by the way he was treated by police and by an alleged lack of legal representation. As the case develops, flyers designed to look like "wanted posters" targeting health care executives have started appearing on the streets of New York City.
An American man has been found in Syria after crossing into the country on foot and spending seven months in detention. Travis Timmerman appears to have been among the thousands of people released from Syrian prisons after the fall of the Assad regime.
New York police have said the gun found on the suspect in the killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson matches shell casings found at the crime scene. New York officials hope to secure Luigi Mangione's extradition through a governor's warrant.
Thousands of people, including numerous celebrities, have been forced to evacuate their homes as the Franklin Fire grows in Malibu, California. Over a thousand firefighters are battling the blaze, which has spread to more than six square miles and is only seven percent contained.
Christopher Wray has announced that he will step down as FBI director early next year. This follows President-elect Donald Trump’s nomination of close ally Kash Patel to take over the bureau.
Luigi Mangione, the suspect in the killing of the United Healthcare CEO, made his first court appearance in Pennsylvania, where he was denied bail. Manhattan prosecutors have obtained an arrest warrant for Mangione, who is fighting extradition to New York.
The Franklin Fire in Malibu, Southern California, has burned more than 2,700 acres and is 1 percent contained. The rapidly spreading fire has prompted mandatory evacuation orders and destroyed several homes.
The New York attorney general and Manhattan district attorney both stated that they will not drop their cases against President-elect Donald Trump just because he is returning to the White House. However, the Manhattan DA has proposed alternatives, such as delaying sentencing until after Trump leaves office or sentencing him to no prison time.
The Biden administration announced it will recognize and support a new Syrian government, provided it renounces terrorism, destroys chemical weapons stockpiles, and protects the rights of minorities and women. Meanwhile, Israel launched airstrikes on Syria and deployed troops into a buffer zone along its border.
Police have arrested a person of interest who was wanted for questioning in connection with the killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson in New York City on Dec. 4. Law enforcement located 26-year-old Luigi Nicholas Mangione at a McDonald’s restaurant in Altoona, Pennsylvania, after receiving a tip from an employee.
Former Marine Daniel Penny has been found not guilty of criminally negligent homicide in the 2023 death of homeless man Jordan Neely on a New York City subway. The chokehold case garnered national attention, with dueling demonstrations taking place outside the courthouse.
Led by a terrorist organization, rebel fighters in Syria have overthrown the government of President Bashar al-Assad, who fled to Russia where he was granted political asylum. The United States has struck ISIS targets in Syria to prevent power from falling into their hands.
Syrian regime toppled. Bashar al-Assad and his family fled to Russia. This brings an end to Syria's 13-year-old civil war. President Joe Biden addresses the future of Syria.
President-elect Donald Trump sits down for his first major interview since winning the presidency to talk about his plans and policies.
The USDA has announced nationwide testing of raw milk to track the spread of bird flu in dairy cattle. Initial testing is set to begin in December.
Notre Dame Cathedral reopened Saturday after surviving a devastating fire five years ago that brought the 860-year-old building to the brink of collapse. French President Emmanuel Macron welcomed guests including U.S. President-elect Donald Trump.
The United States marks the 83rd anniversary of the Japanese attack on the U.S. naval base in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. The attack on Dec. 7, 1941, killed 2,390 Americans, and the United States declared war on Japan the next day.
Authorities have identified the man suspected of killing UnitedHealth CEO Brian Thompson and are closing in on him, the New York Post reported, citing New York City Mayor Eric Adams.
Police said the gunman who killed the CEO of UnitedHealthcare may have quickly fled New York City on a bus. The manhunt continues two days after the brazen ambush in Midtown Manhattan.
The judge overseeing Daniel Penny's trial for a fatal subway chokehold dismissed the manslaughter charge after the jury failed to reach a unanimous verdict. Jurors will return on Monday to consider a lesser charge of criminally negligent homicide.
President-elect Donald Trump nominated former Georgia Sen. David Perdue to be the U.S. ambassador to China. Perdue, a frequent critic of the Chinese Communist Party, has supported Trump's trade war.
A federal appeals court panel upheld a law requiring TikTok to sever ties with its Chinese parent company, ByteDance, or face a ban in the United States by mid-January 2025. The court denied TikTok's petition to overturn the law.
The gunman is still at large and a manhunt is ongoing after UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson was shot and killed in an ambush in New York City on Wednesday morning. The NYPD released photos of the suspect and asked for the public’s help in identifying him.
A magnitude 7 earthquake struck off the coast of Northern California on Thursday, prompting a brief tsunami warning for people along the West Coast. The shock was felt as far south as San Francisco, but there were no reports of major damage or injuries.
French President Emmanuel Macron announced that he will name a new prime minister within days after France's parliament ousted the government in a no-confidence vote. Macron also vowed to remain in office until the end of his term in 2027.
President-elect Donald Trump’s defense pick, Pete Hegseth, said he has no plans to withdraw after meeting with Congressional lawmakers. Meanwhile, Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy also met with lawmakers on Capitol Hill to discuss the work of the Department of Government Efficiency.
UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson was shot and killed in Midtown Manhattan on Wednesday morning in an apparent “brazen, targeted attack,” according to police. A manhunt for the shooter is now underway.
President-elect Donald Trump has asked a court to dismiss the criminal case against him related to his efforts to challenge the 2020 election results in Georgia. In a filing on Wednesday, Trump and his attorney argued that the Georgia State Court of Appeals lacks jurisdiction to “entertain any further criminal process” over him as incoming U.S. president, and that the indictment should therefore be dismissed.
French President Emmanuel Macron needs to appoint a new government. Prime Minister Michel Barnier and his Cabinet members were forced to resign after a no-confidence vote in Parliament on Wednesday—the first successful one since 1962. The ouster marks the end of the shortest-lived government in France’s modern history.
South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol lifted a surprise martial law declaration he had imposed just hours before, after the parliament voted to block the decree. Analysts are calling it the country's biggest political crisis in decades.
President-elect Trump's lawyers asked a judge to throw out his New York criminal conviction, citing the extraordinary circumstances surrounding his impending return to the White House.
President Biden pledged lasting U.S. engagement with Africa on Africa’s own terms during a meeting with the President of Angola. As part of his visit to the continent, Biden also promised over one billion dollars in new humanitarian support for Africans displaced by droughts.
The ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah is in jeopardy after both sides accused each other of violations. Israel carried out new strikes in southern Lebanon and threatened to expand the war if the truce collapses. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu also praised Trump’s comments warning of consequences if the hostages in Gaza are not released.
The White House has defended President Joe Biden's decision to pardon his son, Hunter Biden, stating that politics had tainted Hunter's cases and led to a miscarriage of justice. Both Republicans and some Democrats criticized the president for breaking his earlier promise not to pardon his son.
President-elect Donald Trump has nominated Kash Patel as FBI director. Patel, who worked at the Pentagon during the first Trump administration, has vowed to reform the FBI.
In Syria, armed terrorists are continuing to fight against Bashar al-Assad's government, which is supported by both Russia and Iran. The U.S. State Department has urged deescalation and the implementation of democratic elections in the country.
President-elect Donald Trump has chosen Massad Boulos as his senior adviser on Arab and Middle Eastern affairs. Boulos is father-in-law to Tiffany Trump, the president-elect's youngest daughter.
Fighting between terrorists and the Syrian military intensifies. Could U.S. troops in the area get involved? Arian Pasdar reports on what the White House is saying.
A massive lake-effect snowstorm has paralyzed parts of the Great Lakes region with several feet of snow and dangerous travel conditions, prompting emergency declarations.
And President Joe Biden is visiting Africa to see a railroad project that will deliver critical minerals to the United States.
President-elect Donald Trump has nominated Charles Kushner to serve as the next U.S. ambassador to France. Kushner's son, Jared, is Trump's son-in-law.
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says he had an "excellent conversation" with Trump. Trudeau had dinner with Trump and several members of his selected cabinet at Mar-a-Lago Friday night.
Millions of Americans are facing dangerously cold temperatures and heavy snow on the heels of the Thanksgiving holiday.
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said Friday that President-elect Donald Trump's tariff plan on Canadian goods would raise prices for Americans and hurt American businesses. His response to Trump's plan came after Mexico's president responded to the same proposal.
President Joe Biden will be leaving office in January. Despite some notable disagreements with lawmakers on Capitol Hill, Biden was able to sign several significant bills into law. We take a look at his accomplishments.
Black Friday shopping kicks off. We speak with potential buyers in New York City.
The Macy's Thanksgiving Day parade returned to the streets of New York City today. Despite rain and chilly temperatures, millions came out to watch the annual celebration.
The Mexican president has issued a clarification after President-elect Donald Trump said she had agreed to stop migration through Mexico and into the United States.
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg visited Trump at Mar-a-Lago and dined with him on Wednesday. This could be a sign that Zuckerberg is making efforts to build a more cooperative relationship with the new administration.
Some of President-elect Donald Trump’s new administration personnel are targeted with "threats to their lives," according to the Trump transition team, which says such attacks “ranged from bomb threats to ‘swatting.’”
In a prisoner swap between Washington and Beijing, China has released three Americans who have been in custody for years. The White House says soon they will return and be reunited with their families for the first time in many years.
Fighting has stopped in Lebanon as the cease-fire between Israel and Hezbollah officially commences. Both sides are withdrawing from southern Lebanon.
President Joe Biden announced that Israel and Hezbollah have agreed to a cease-fire that will go into effect at 4 a.m. local time (9 p.m. ET on Tuesday). Under the deal, Israel must evacuate Lebanese territory within 60 days.
The 11th Circuit Court dismissed special counsel Jack Smith's appeal of President-elect Donald Trump's classified documents case on Tuesday, bringing an end to the federal case. Smith says he asked for the dismissal because of a department policy to not prosecute sitting presidents.
Nuclear tensions continue between Russia and the West. Moscow and Washington warned each other to not engage in nuclear activity.
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A federal judge today has granted Special Counsel Jack Smith's request to drop charges in the election interference case against President-elect Trump. This brings an end to one of Trump's federal election cases.
President Joe Biden has pardoned two turkeys, "Peach" and "Blossom," in his last White House turkey pardon as the 46th president of the United States. The pardoning of White House turkeys is a long-standing presidential tradition.
There are mixed reactions on the Hill over Trump's cabinet nominees and appointees. House Democrats are voicing opposition to certain picks, suggesting that Congress's power of the purse is under threat. Meanwhile, some Senate Democrats are expressing openness to Trump's selections.
Fighting continues in Lebanon where a powerful strike hit Beirut today. Leaders from around the world are working to close a cease-fire deal.
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Authorities in the United Arab Emirates have arrested three people suspected of murdering an Israeli-Moldovan rabbi. The UAE Jewish community said they are in shock.
Today is the traditional White House turkey selection day. Out of thousands, only two are chosen.
The head of a new subcommittee for the to-be-established Department of Government Efficiency warns sanctuary cities that they may be getting de-funded.
A new ruling Friday has indefinitely postponed sentencing in the so-called hush money case—a development the president-elect’s spokesperson has described as a "decisive win." This comes as updates unfold regarding Trump’s transition team.
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott has directed state agencies to halt any new investments in China and divest from current Chinese assets, citing what he calls the "belligerent actions" of China’s ruling Communist Party.
Fears are growing that the war in Ukraine could escalate into a global conflict. NATO is preparing to hold emergency talks with Kyiv following Russia’s first use of a hypersonic missile.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has rejected the International Criminal Court’s warrant for his arrest on alleged war crimes. The United States says the court has no jurisdiction over the matter. Other Western nations have given mixed responses—from a full commitment to arrest the Israeli leader, to a total rejection of the court's warrant.
Former Congressman Matt Gaetz withdrew as President-elect Donald Trump's pick for attorney general. Trump's team stated that the president is still committed to nominating a leader for the DOJ who will end the weaponization of the justice system.
The International Criminal Court issued arrest warrants for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, his former defense minister, and top Hamas leaders. Netanyahu condemned the warrant against him, stating that Israel “rejects with disgust the absurd and false actions.”
Ukraine claimed that Russia launched an intercontinental ballistic missile at one of its cities overnight. Russian President Vladimir Putin said his country fired a new intermediate-range ballistic missile, which U.S. air defense systems cannot intercept.
A major storm swept through Northern California, damaging homes, toppling trees, and dropping heavy snow and record rainfall. The storm also killed two people and knocked out power to hundreds of thousands in the Pacific Northwest.
Following a meeting today, the House Ethics Committee announced that it has failed to reach an agreement on releasing a report regarding its investigation into former Congressman Matt Gaetz, who was tapped by President-elect Trump to be the next attorney general. The committee is scheduled to revisit the matter on December 5th.
Jose Ibarra, the undocumented immigrant from Venezuela convicted of murdering Laken Riley while she was jogging, was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole, Wednesday. Judge Patrick Haggard found Ibarra guilty on 10 charges, including one count of malice murder, three counts of felony murder, and other offenses, such as kidnapping, aggravated assault with intent to rape, and tampering with evidence.
President-elect Donald Trump was in Brownsville, Texas, to watch Elon Musk’s SpaceX test-launch its Starship rocket. The rocket is set to carry out missions to the Moon and, eventually, Mars.
In a court filing, Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg’s office said it opposes any effort to dismiss Trump's convictions in the New York criminal case. However, prosecutors expressed their openness to delaying the case until after Trump's second term.
FEMA Administrator Deanne Criswell testified before Congress regarding alleged bias against Trump supporters in her agency's hurricane relief efforts. This came as President Joe Biden requested nearly $100 billion in additional disaster relief funds from Congress.
Moscow said Ukraine fired six American-supplied, longer-range missiles into Russian territory for the first time. The reported use of the Army Tactical Missile System, known as ATACMS, marks a significant escalation in the conflict.
President-elect Donald Trump confirmed plans to declare a national emergency and use military resources for his mass deportation strategy. Over the weekend, he nominated Chris Wright to be energy secretary and Brendan Carr to lead the Federal Communications Commission.
Lebanon and the Iran-backed Hezbollah terrorist group have agreed to a U.S. proposal for a ceasefire with Israel. Some consider this the most serious effort yet to end the fighting, but Israel has not yet commented.
President Joe Biden pledged a $4 billion contribution to the World Bank during his final G20 summit in Brazil. Global hunger and poverty were among the key issues discussed on the first day of the summit.
Russia warned that Biden’s decision to allow Ukraine to strike targets inside Russia with U.S.-supplied longer-range missiles escalates the war. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy responded, saying, “The missiles will speak for themselves.”
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President Joe Biden met Chinese Communist Party leader Xi Jinping for the last time as U.S. president on Saturday, with the leaders' goal of lowering tensions amid fresh conflicts over cyber crime, trade, Taiwan and Russia.
President-elect Donald Trump has selected Chris Wright, a campaign donor and fossil fuel executive, to serve as energy secretary in a second Trump administration. Wright is CEO of Denver-based Liberty Energy. He is a vocal advocate of oil and gas development.
President-elect Donald Trump announced his latest picks for his upcoming administration: North Dakota Gov. Doug Burgum as secretary of the interior, and longtime adviser Steven Cheung as White House communications director.
Leaders of Pacific Rim countries, including President Joe Biden, gathered in Peru for the APEC summit. This marks one of Biden’s last global summits before leaving office, where he is set to meet with the leaders of Japan, South Korea, Australia, and the Chinese regime.
The murder trial of the man accused of killing Georgia nursing student Laken Riley began. In their opening statement, prosecutors said Venezuelan illegal immigrant Jose Ibarra went hunting for females on the University of Georgia’s campus. Meanwhile, defense attorneys argued the evidence in the case is circumstantial.
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President-elect Donald Trump nominated Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to be secretary of Health and Human Services. Trump said Kennedy would protect Americans from the harmful chemicals, pollutants, pesticides, pharmaceutical products, and food additives that have led to the country's current health crisis.
Lawmakers voiced concerns over Trump's nomination of Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-Fla.) as attorney general. Senators on the Judiciary Committee called for the release of the House Ethics Committee's investigation of Gaetz.
The satirical news publication "The Onion" won the bidding for Alex Jones's Infowars at a bankruptcy auction, backed by families of the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting victims. Jones vowed to challenge both the sale and the auction process in court.
Florida sued FEMA officials for conspiracy to discriminate against hurricane victims who support Trump. According to whistleblower reports, FEMA workers in parts of Florida were directed to ignore houses with Trump signs or flags.
In a secret vote behind closed doors, Republicans selected Sen. John Thune of South Dakota as the next Senate Majority Leader. Thune defeated Senators John Cornyn and Rick Scott, and pledged to work with President-elect Donald Trump.
Trump visited the White House for a meeting with President Biden in the Oval Office on Wednesday. The two men agreed to a smooth transition of power, marking a traditional gesture of courtesy.
Trump also announced his picks for key positions: Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-Fla.) as Attorney General, Sen. Marco Rubio (R-Fla.) as Secretary of State, and former congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard as Director of National Intelligence.
President-Elect Trump has tapped China-hawk Congressman Mike Waltz as his National Security Advisor. Meanwhile, Senator Marco Rubio, another outspoken critic of the Chinese Communist Party, is reportedly under consideration for Secretary of State. Additionally, Trump has named former Arkansas Governor Mike Huckabee as Ambassador to Israel and Steven C. Witkoff as Special Envoy to the Middle East. Former Director of National Intelligence John Ratcliffe has also been announced as Trump's pick for Director of the CIA.
A New York judge on Tuesday deferred making an immediate decision on whether presidential immunity should have prevented jurors from seeing certain evidence at Trump's trial this spring — and if the verdict should be tossed.
In observance of Veterans Day, President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris honored service members at Arlington National Cemetery. It was Biden's last speech there as commander-in-chief, and his first joint appearance with Harris since her election loss.
President-elect Donald Trump announced fresh picks for top posts in his administration. Vice President-elect JD Vance congratulates Stephen Miller for being chosen as Trump’s deputy chief of staff for policy.
A historic drought fueled a deadly blaze stretching from New Jersey into New York. Meanwhile, search and rescue remains ongoing as a mountain fire rips through Ventura County, California. Officials said only 36 percent of the fire is contained.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu admitted that Israel was behind the pager explosions targeting Hezbollah terrorists. Netanyahu said he green-lit the operation despite opposition from some Israeli officials. Meanwhile, the country prepares to extend sovereignty into Israeli settlements in the West Bank.
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President-elect Donald Trump has announced that former U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley and former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo won't be part of his second Cabinet.
There have been many developments in the Middle East since the former president won the election. NTD’s Jason Perry takes a closer look at the changes unfolding in the region before Trump takes office.
New Jersey residents hope the coming rain will help to put out nine fires burning in the state. The biggest fire is on the border with New York. We have the footage.
Republicans are inching closer to a 2-18 majority in the House, holding a total of 211 seats while Democrats control 199. 25 races are still uncalled, mostly along the west coast.
Five people were hospitalized and dozens more injured after rioters attacked Israeli supporters after a soccer match in Amsterdam. Authorities in the Netherlands arrested over 60 people, and condemned the violence as anti-Semitic.
The Justice Department disclosed a foiled murder-for-hire plot by the Iranian regime to assassinate President-elect Donald Trump. Federal authorities charged an Iranian who remains in Iran.
The federal judge overseeing Trump's January 6th election case cancelled all court deadlines. The case is on hold as special counsel Jack Smith required more time to look into the next steps in light of Trump's victory.
Following his election victory, President-elect Trump highlights mass deportation as one of his top priorities for the new administration. This comes as he continues to talk with world leaders and weighs cabinet appointments from Mar-a-Lago.
President Joe Biden addressed the nation this morning from the Rose Garden at the White House, where he announced that he had called Trump to congratulate him. Biden also called for unity, urging everyone to come together despite political differences.
On the Final Sunday Before the Election, former President Trump is campaigning in three swing states, Pennsylvania, North Carolina, and Georgia. While Vice President Kamala Harris is holding an event in Michigan State University. NTD’s Jack Bradley and Chris Bobs will bring us the latest.
Both campaigns are putting in their final efforts in the swing states. Jeff Crouere, the political analyst and host of the ‘ RINGSIDE POLITICS ‘ radio and TV show, is here to discuss the matter with us.
China’s military is bolstering its combat capabilities and ramping up aggression in the Indo-Pacific, and we have the latest.
Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Trump are both campaigning in Wisconsin tonight as they race to deliver their closing pitches to voters in battleground states.
October's jobs report was impacted by storms and strikes, with the U.S. adding 12,000 jobs, far below economists' expectations of over 100,000.
Gunfire erupted in the middle of Halloween celebrations in downtown Orlando, leaving two people dead and eight injured.
Israeli forces have renewed airstrikes on Beirut's southern suburbs, with residents stating these are related to recent ceasefire negotiations. Meanwhile, Israel continues its intense ground operations in Lebanon.
The U.S. and South Korea conducted their first-ever joint live-fire exercise today, following North Korea's announcement that it tested the world's strongest intercontinental ballistic missile.
Five days before Election Day, over 63 million Americans have already cast their ballots. Democrats have cast 38.8 percent of early votes, while Republicans are close behind with 36 percent.
Former President Donald Trump vows to protect women. How is Vice President Kamala Harris responding to her opponent's comments—as both presidential candidates hit swing states in their final push before Nov. 5?
Elon Musk's $1 million giveaways for voters in swing states can remain, for now. A Pennsylvania state judge has paused the lawsuit against the practice.
North Korea announced Thursday that it successfully tested an intercontinental ballistic missile. According to the regime, it is the most powerful ICBM it has ever launched. The United States and South Korea responded by conducting a joint military drill.
A Hezbollah missile attack has killed five people in northern Israel. Meanwhile, Israeli troops on foot in Lebanon have found Hezbollah weapons and hideouts.
With six days until Election Day, former President Donald Trump campaigned in Rocky Mount, North Carolina, before heading to Green Bay, Wisconsin, for another rally. Vice President Kamala Harris is rallying in Raleigh, North Carolina; Harrisburg, Pennsylvania; and Madison, Wisconsin—all in a single day.
The Supreme Court ruled to permit Virginia to remove suspected noncitizens from its voter registration rolls. Gov. Glenn Youngkin’s administration has removed approximately 1,600 voters, calling it a common-sense measure to prevent noncitizens from voting.
Officials said the incendiary devices used to set ballot drop boxes on fire in Portland and Vancouver, Washington, this week were marked with the message “Free Gaza.” Investigators are searching for a suspect, as well as a vehicle believed to be linked to the arson.
Flash floods killed at least 95 people in Spain's eastern region of Valencia after torrential rain battered the area. This may be the deadliest flooding event in Spain's modern history.
One week away from Election Day tonight, Vice President Kamala Harris will deliver what her campaign is calling her "closing argument to the American people" in the nation's capital. The speech is expected to take an optimistic tone and draw a contrast between Harris and her rival, former President Donald Trump.
Former President Trump is heading to Allentown, Pennsylvania tonight—a blue pocket in a purple state that is home to a large Hispanic community. This follows his remarks delivered at Mar-a-Lago Resort in Palm Beach earlier this morning.
Longtime Trump ally Steve Bannon was released from prison early this morning after serving his four-month sentence for contempt of Congress. He returned to his podcast and online show, stating that he is focused on helping Trump win the presidential election.
The FBI and local law enforcement are investigating two ballot drop boxes that were set on fire in Portland, Oregon, and nearby Vancouver, Washington. The fires destroyed hundreds of ballots, and authorities said they are connected.
Vice President Kamala Harris visited a semiconductor facility in Michigan and will rally in Ann Arbor with her running mate Tim Walz. Former President Donald Trump has two events in Georgia, one with the National Faith Advisory Board and the other a rally in Atlanta.
Israeli forces said they raided a hospital in the northern Gaza Strip and detained about 100 suspected Hamas terrorists during the operation. This came after Israel launched a retaliatory strike on Iran’s military sites over the weekend.
The Pentagon confirmed that at least 10,000 North Korean troops are training in Russia to fight Ukraine. Meanwhile, Ukraine reported at least five deaths from the latest round of Russian airstrikes on Ukrainian cities.
Former President Donald Trump tours the Rust Belt with events in Novi, Michigan, and State College, Pennsylvania, on Saturday. Muslim and Arab leaders also endorsed Trump at the Michigan rally. Vice President Kamala Harris campaigns with former first lady Michelle Obama at a rally in Kalamazoo, Michigan.
Israel struck military sites in Iran early Saturday, but did not appear to strike sensitive oil and nuclear targets after urgent calls from allies for restraint. It was not clear whether the overnight strikes would trigger further escalation, in a region already on fire with conflicts in Gaza and Lebanon.
Editor-at-Large of the Washington Post Robert Kagan has resigned. This follows the paper's decision not to endorse any political candidate in the presidential election.
Both presidential candidates are in Texas Friday night. Former President Donald Trump is appearing on the Joe Rogan podcast, while Vice President Kamala Harris is rallying with Beyoncé as we enter the final stretch of the campaign.
President Joe Biden has become the first U.S. president to formally apologize to Native Americans for government-run boarding schools during a visit to a Native American tribe in a key swing state. This comes as both parties seek to win over Native American voters.
Israeli forces report the killing of a Hezbollah commander in Lebanon and a Hamas commander in the Gaza Strip. Meanwhile, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has a message for U.N. forces after Israeli troops reportedly fired at their position.
Ukraine suspects that North Korean troops will join the front lines as soon as this weekend, amid reports that North Korea is giving orders to fire along its border with South Korea.
Former President Donald Trump is saying he’d fire special counsel Jack Smith and might do away with federal income tax as president. He’s campaigning out West, while his running mate Sen. JD Vance (R-Ohio) appeals to voters in Michigan.
Polling still shows an extremely close race between the two candidates with just 12 days to go. We look at the historical data to put the latest numbers in perspective.
Bruce Springsteen and former President Barack Obama are rallying for Vice President Kamala Harris in Georgia. We have the latest on the ground with her campaign and the response to criticism of her town hall Wednesday night.
With less than two weeks until Election Day, what are the candidates focusing on in the race? We’ll speak to founder of Party Politics US Atiba Madyun and Republican strategist Katie Frost.
Tens of millions of Americans have already made their voices heard in the 2024 election, with early voting numbers soaring. In one Arizona county, officials have kicked off the crucial process of tabulating ballots.
How is China waging political warfare from within the United States? A new report from the House Oversight and Accountability Committee lays it all out. We talk to the Oversight Committee chairman James Comer about what they found.
According to data from the Election Lab at the University of Florida, over 24 million votes have already been cast in this election. They include nearly 10 million in-person votes and 15 million mail-in ballots.
Vice President Kamala Harris will hold a town hall with a live audience of undecided voters in Pennsylvania on CNN tonight. And former President Donald Trump will hold a rally in Duluth, Georgia, with guests including Tucker Carlson and Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
The White House confirmed that North Korea has sent 3,000 troops to Russia for training and possible combat against Ukraine. Meanwhile, the leaders of BRICS countries, Iran, and others met for the second day of their summit in Russia.
Armed terrorists launched an attack on Turkey’s state-run aerospace company near the capital Ankara, killing at least five people and injuring 22. Two attackers were killed and no group has claimed responsibility so far.
Secretary of State Antony Blinken traveled to Saudi Arabia from Israel, as he pushed for a cease-fire in the Gaza and Lebanon conflicts. This took place as Israeli forces began airstrikes on the historic Lebanese port city of Tyre.
A federal judge ordered former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani to turn over all his valuable possessions to two Georgia election workers who won a defamation lawsuit against him. The possessions include his Manhattan penthouse apartment, watch collection, sports memorabilia, 1980 Mercedes, and more.
Both former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris are courting Hispanic voters. Trump held a roundtable with Latino community leaders in the Miami area, and Harris sat down for an interview with Telemundo’s Julio Vaqueiro. Trump also has a rally in Greensboro, North Carolina, and Harris will appear on NBC News.
Secretary of State Antony Blinken met with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in Jerusalem as the top U.S. diplomat renewed his push for a cease-fire. And the FBI said it is investigating the public disclosure of highly classified intelligence showing Israel's attack plan against Iran.
The BRICS countries kicked off a summit in Russia—with leaders from the Chinese, Iranian, and Venezuelan regimes. This follows reports that North Korea is sending troops to fight for Russia in its war against Ukraine.
While stumping for Trump, Elon Musk announced he will give away one million dollars each day to registered voters in battleground states to sign his petition. Some election law experts said the sweepstakes could violate laws against paying people to register.
Vice President Harris is on a swing through three Rust Belt battleground states in one day — Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, and Michigan. She joined GOP former Congresswoman Liz Cheney to appeal to Republican voters who are against Trump.
Trump surveyed Hurricane Helene damage in Asheville, North Carolina, and pleaded support for the local communities. He then held a rally in Greenville before addressing faith leaders in Concord.
The men formerly known as the Central Park Five before their exoneration filed a defamation lawsuit against former President Trump. The group accused Trump of making “false and defamatory statements” during the presidential debate about them killing an individual and pleading guilty to the crime.
Tragedy on a Georgia island. A gangway connecting a ferry to a dock collapses, killing several people and injuring others during cultural festivities.
Highly classified documents showing Israel’s plans to attack Iran appear to have been leaked. Meanwhile, Hamas terrorists in the Gaza Strip released video of alleged attacks on Israeli troops.
Vice President Kamala Harris is spending her 60th Birthday in Georgia, visiting two churches to rally voters. Meanwhile Former President Donald Trump swapped his suit jacket for a McDonalds Apron in the battleground state of Pennsylvania.
Elon Musk gave $1 million dollars to an attendee of his America PAC today. He's also promising a million dollar award everyday until the election.
Former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris are both campaigning in the key battleground state of Michigan. Harris is making campaign stops in Grand Rapids, Lansing, and Oakland County, while Trump has events in Oakland County and Detroit.
The judge overseeing Trump's January 6 federal election case made public more evidence collected by prosecutors. These include witness interview reports, grand jury testimony transcripts, and records obtained through search warrants. Much of it has been redacted.
In North Carolina, turnout on the first day of early voting broke the previous record set in 2020. Records show that over 353,000 ballots were cast, even as parts of the state recover from Hurricane Helene.
Both Israel and the Hamas terrorist group said they will continue fighting in Gaza in the wake of Israel's killing of top Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar. The Biden administration had expressed optimism about the situation, saying Sinwar's death represents an "inflection point" for a possible cease-fire.
Israeli forces said they killed the long-time Hamas leader in Gaza, Yahya Sinwar, in an operation. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called it "the beginning of the day after Hamas." President Joe Biden congratulated Israel and began a discussion on the way forward.
Vice President Kamala Harris held three campaign rallies across cities in Wisconsin. Former President Donald Trump will speak at the Al Smith charity dinner in New York, while Harris skips the event in a break with tradition.
Early voting began in North Carolina, while parts of the state continue recovery efforts from Hurricane Helene. Democratic VP nominee Tim Walz and former President Bill Clinton campaigned in the state on behalf of Harris.
Lebanese authorities said an Israeli attack killed the mayor and at least five others in a major town in southern Lebanon. And Israel sent more humanitarian aid into northern Gaza, following pressure from the United States.
Vice President Kamala Harris held a rally in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, with over 100 former Republican officials backing her. She called on Republicans to support her and put country over party. And Harris's interview on Fox News airs Wednesday night.
Former President Donald Trump's town hall with an all-women audience in Georgia aired on Fox News. He also recorded another town hall with the Spanish-language network Univision in Miami, and has a high-dollar fundraiser at Mar-a-Lago later Wednesday evening.
Nebraska's Supreme Court ruled that convicted felons have the right to vote after completing their sentences. This decision could potentially add hundreds of voters to the rolls, ahead of the November elections.
The U.S. has begun deploying the THAAD anti-missile defense system in Israel, with more U.S. troops set to arrive in the coming days. The State Department also confirmed it sent a letter to Israel urging the country to allow more humanitarian aid into Gaza.
The governors of Florida and North Carolina praised recovery efforts as communities start rebuilding following Hurricanes Helene and Milton. Millions of customers had their electricity restored, while FEMA workers resumed door-to-door visits in North Carolina.
Vice President Kamala Harris traveled to Detroit to speak with Black entrepreneurs and participated in a live radio interview with Charlamagne tha God. Former President Trump defended his support for tariffs at the Economic Club of Chicago, taped an all-women town hall with Fox News in Georgia, and will hold a rally later tonight in Atlanta.
In Georgia, a state judge ruled that county election officials must certify election results by the statutory deadline, regardless of irregularities or suspected fraud. That deadline is 5 p.m. on Tuesday, November 12th, this year.
The Hezbollah terrorist group in Lebanon launched a drone attack on a military base in Israel, killing four soldiers and wounding 61 others. Fighting intensified, as the Lebanese red cross reported an Israeli strike killing at least 21 people.
China's military launched a new round of war games near Taiwan. The Chinese regime's coast guard circled Taiwan and staged operations close to Taiwan's offshore islands. The U.S. and Taiwan condemned the drills.
Both Vice President Kamala Harris and Former President Trump campaign in the key battleground state of Pennsylvania. Harris holds a rally in Erie, as her campaign announces an economic initiative targeting black men. Trump joins a town hall in Oaks, near Philadelphia.
A North Carolina man was arrested for allegedly threatening harm against FEMA employees responding to Hurricane Helene. In Florida, Governor Ron DeSantis announced a $9.5 million plan to rebuild Port Manatee following Hurricane Milton. And President Biden announced federal aid to local communities.
President Joe Biden took another trip to Florida today. He announced more than half a billion dollars in funding to support communities impacted by two recent hurricanes.
The U.S. increasing support for Israel -- sending to the country nearly 100 troops along with advanced military technology.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned the UN Secretary General to evacuate forces from the danger zone. He says Hezbollah is using the troops as human shields.
Vice President Kamala Harris, the Democratic presidential nominee, released a summary of her medical records from her White House physician on Saturday. In a memo distributed by the White House, the vice president's physician said Harris maintains an active lifestyle and "very healthy diet," suffers from seasonal allergies and sporadic hives, does not use tobacco, and drinks alcohol only in moderation.
Former President Donald Trump participates in a roundtable with members of the Hispanic community Saturday afternoon in North Las Vegas. The topic of the event is how the current administration's policies have led to inflation. At a rally in Aurora, Colorado, on Friday, Trump laid out his vision for mass deportations of illegal immigrant criminal networks, saying he would use the Alien Enemy Act of 1798 as a tool.
At least 16 people have been confirmed dead in Florida due to Hurricane Milton, including those killed by tornadoes, fallen trees, and downed power lines. As residents clean up, more than 2.1 million customers remain without power across the state.
Lebanon's health ministry said 22 people were killed and over 100 were injured by Israeli airstrikes on central Beirut. Israeli forces accused Hezbollah terrorists of storing weapons in residential buildings and schools in the heart of Beirut, endangering the civilian population.
Former President Donald Trump held a rally in Aurora, Colorado, with a message about illegal immigration and gang violence. He has another rally scheduled for later Friday night in Reno, Nevada.
Vice President Kamala Harris campaigned in Arizona for the second day in a row, and announced plans to form a bipartisan council of policy advisers. Former presidents Barack Obama and Bill Clinton will be hitting the campaign trail for Harris this weekend and next week.
At least 12 people have been confirmed dead in Florida, after Hurricane Milton made landfall on the state's Gulf Coast. Some three million customers are without power in Florida, as the storm moved out to sea and weakened into a post-tropical cyclone.
Former President Trump spoke at the Detroit Economic Club. He focused on powerful foreign companies that he said have taken advantage of the U.S. He also laid out his economic proposal, including plans for tax deductions.
Vice President Kamala Harris campaigned in Nevada and Arizona, participating in a pre-taped town hall with Univision airing tonight. Meanwhile, former President Barack Obama began campaigning for Harris in swing states with an event in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
Lebanon's health ministry said Israeli airstrikes in Beirut killed 22 people and injured over 100. And according to the Palestinian Red Crescent, an Israeli airstrike killed 28 people at a school in Gaza. Israel said terrorists had a command-and-control center in the school.
Hurricane Milton's outer bands began reaching Florida, bringing torrential rain, destructive tornadoes, and storm surges. It's set to make landfall on the state's Gulf Coast as a Category 3 storm overnight.
President Joe Biden said Milton is looking like "the storm of the century" and urged residents to heed evacuation orders. Due to the hurricane, Biden postponed an event Thursday that marks the centenary of diplomatic relations between the United States and Ireland.
Hezbollah terrorists launched another major rocket attack on northern Israel, killing two people. And in central Israel, six people were wounded when a terrorist began stabbing people. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu spoke with Biden over the phone about Israel's potential retaliatory attack on Iran.
Former President Donald Trump held two rallies in the key battleground state of Pennsylvania, with a focus on the economy and immigration. Vice President Kamala Harris joined Biden virtually for a briefing on Hurricane Milton, and traveled to Las Vegas for a town hall event.
Hurricane Milton has strengthened back into a Category 5 storm. It's expected to make landfall on Florida’s Central Gulf Coast tomorrow as one of the most destructive storms on record.
The Iran-backed Hezbollah terrorist group in Lebanon fired over 100 rockets into northern Israel. Most of them were intercepted, but a residential building was hit near Haifa. Israel's Defense Minister also said that the new leader of Hezbollah appears to be dead.
President Biden postponed his upcoming travel to Germany and Angola this week due to Hurricane Milton. His administration also issued a new rule that forces the nation's water systems to replace water lines containing lead within 10 years.
Vice President Kamala Harris is making three high-profile media appearances on popular shows and announced her new plan requiring Medicare to cover home care for seniors. Meanwhile, hurricane Milton led former President Trump to postpone his virtual town hall scheduled for tonight with former independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
Oct. 7 marks one year since Hamas terrorists raided Israeli communities. More than 1,200 people died in the surprise attack, and hundreds more were taken hostage. Families gathered to remember their loved ones and demonstrated near the home of the Israeli prime minister.
In Washington, Vice President Kamala Harris and her husband planted a pomegranate tree. She said it's a symbol of hope and righteousness. Former President Donald Trump visited a New York City grave site of a rabbi. He followed traditional Jewish custom. Vice presidential candidate Sen. JD Vance (R-Ohio) pledged support for Israel and vowed to bring American hostages home.
Hurricane Milton rapidly strengthened in the Gulf of Mexico, becoming a Category 5 hurricane. It is forecast to make landfall along Florida's Gulf Coast on Wednesday. Officials urged residents to implement their preparedness plans.
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President Joe Biden addressed the press Friday with remarks on the economy and the end of the port workers strike. He touted the latest jobs report, which indicates a growth in jobs and a dip in unemployment. But Republicans are pushing back on the numbers.
Campaigning in North Carolina, former President Donald Trump made his seventh visit to the state since both candidates accepted their nominations. On Saturday, he is slated to return to Butler, Pennsylvania, where his first assassination attempt took place. Meanwhile, Vice President Kamala Harris is in the battleground state of Michigan to rally union workers.
Israel reported significant gains in its ground offensive into Lebanon. Israeli officials said the operation has led to the destruction of a weapons supply route to Hezbollah—a tunnel that connects Lebanon to Syria.
Helene's death toll continues to climb—now to more than 200. North Carolinians have been hard hit, making up more than half of those deaths. An estimated 20 feet of rushing flood waters decimated many of their communities. The storm has also claimed lives in other parts of the South, including in Florida, Georgia, and South Carolina.
The port strike reaches day three. There are no signs of progress in negotiations, which means disruptions to major imports, including retail goods, electronics, lumber, and food. Dockworkers want an 80 percent raise across six years alongside commitments to stop automation projects.
Democratic candidate Kamala Harris campaigns with former Republican Congresswoman Liz Cheney in Wisconsin while hoisting the theme of "Country before Party." Cheney, a Wisconsinite, alongside her father former Vice President Dick Cheney, have already endorsed the Democratic candidate.
After living as a hostage for 10 years, a Yazidi woman obtains her freedom. A video was released of the 21-year-old reunited with her family after escaping her terrorist captors thanks to a U.S.–Israel rescue operation. In another development, Israeli forces say they've taken down the head of another terrorist group in an airstrike.
Addressing issues at home and abroad, Sen. JD Vance (R-Ohio) and Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz faced off on the debate stage for the first time Tuesday night. They offered their perspectives on a wide range of issues—from election integrity to immigration, to international affairs. The event wrapped up on a cordial and civil note.
Vance and Walz, each praised their own debate performance as they hit the campaign trail Wednesday. Vance defended his answer to a question on the 2020 election, and Walz touted a tougher stance on China.
Israel vowed retaliation after Iran launched nearly 200 missiles into the Jewish state. The missiles were largely intercepted by Israeli and U.S. defenses. Meanwhile, the Israel Defense Forces continued their ground offensive into southern Lebanon. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu gave his condolences to the families of eight soldiers who recently died in the fighting there.
The death toll from Hurricane Helene continues to rise, as hundreds remain missing in the storm's aftermath. Local authorities have been ramping up efforts to reconnect with communities and provide relief.
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz and Sen. JD Vance (R-Ohio), both military veterans, face off in New York City Tuesday night. It will be the only vice presidential debate in the 2024 race.
Sirens sounded as missiles soared over Tel Aviv after Iran launched nearly 200 drones and missiles at Israel. President Joe Biden directed the U.S. military to help Israel defend itself. Israel said the attack will have consequences.
Tens of thousands of dock workers from 14 major ports walked off the job, demanding higher wages. The strike could cost the U.S. economy billions of dollars a day, as supply shortages and inflation are considered likely.
Rescue efforts continue in the aftermath of Hurricane Helene. The storm killed at least 143 people, and hundreds more are unaccounted for in North Carolina. Over a million are still without power in the Southeastern United States.
Over a hundred people are dead after hurricane Helene sweeps through multiple states. North and south Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Tennessee, and Virginia are affected the most. Almost three million people throughout the South were left without power.
Israeli forces have begun the long-expected ground offensive into Lebanon. This came just days after Hezbollah's leader was killed by an Israeli airstrike. In a blunt message to Iran, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said there's nowhere in the Middle East that Israel can't reach.
Vice President Kamala Harris skips two campaign stops to be briefed in Washington on Hurricane Helene. Her campaign also reportedly raked in a staggering 55-million-dollars from fundraising events in California. Meanwhile, former President Trump surveyed a city in Georgia hit hard by the storm and called for unity.
A strike at U.S. Ports could start tomorrow if there's no agreement with the longshoremen's union on a new contract. The strike would force shutdowns at 14 ports in major cities from Boston to Houston. The work stoppage is expected to cost the U.S. economy billions of dollars a day.
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Hurricane Helene barreled across Florida's Big Bend region last night, leaving trails of damaged homes and toppled trees. The storm left at least 28 people dead in four states, forcing rescue teams to make urgent efforts to save residents from floodwaters. The storm has since weakened to a tropical depression.
New York City Mayor Eric Adams pleaded not guilty today in federal court to charges of accepting bribes and illegal campaign contributions. His attorney announced plans to file a motion to dismiss the charges next week.
Vice President Kamala Harris making her first trip to the U-S southern border since becoming the Democratic nominee. In the border town of Douglas Arizona, Harris' campaign aide said she's slated to address a litany of issues --- including calling for more resources for border patrol agents and proposing new machines that can detect fentanyl.
Former President Trump today meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy in New York City. This marks the two leaders' first face to face meeting in four years. Trump said he is willing to work with both Russia and Ukraine to settle the war.
New York City Mayor Eric Adams has been indicted on five federal charges involving wire fraud, bribery, and illegally soliciting campaign contributions from foreign countries. Adams has maintained his innocence as the case unfolds.
Hurricane Helene is intensifying in the Gulf of Mexico as it heads toward Florida's Big Bend region. Forecasters warn of a deadly storm surge in some areas as the hurricane strengthened to a major Category 3 storm.
The bipartisan House task force investigating the assassination attempts on former President Donald Trump heard testimony from local law enforcement. An officer from Butler, Pennsylvania, called for broadening the authority of the U.S. Secret Service to prevent similar incidents from happening in the future.
Israel rejected a U.S.-backed cease-fire proposal in Lebanon. This comes as the Israeli forces announced the death of another Hezbollah commander.
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Hurricane Helene is doubling down, with forecasts predicting landfall on Florida's Gulf Coast this week. The Sunshine State has sent 3,000 National Guard members to help with search and rescue, route clearance, and protection of critical infrastructure.
A Senate interim report unveils multiple security lapses in the first assassination attempt on former President Trump. Those failures involve planning, communications, and allocation of resources. And Trump today speaking out after intelligence officials warned him of an Iran-back assassination plot.
Israeli troops are gearing up for a potential ground offensive into Lebanon. This comes as Hezbollah rocket fire hit multiple homes in northern Israel. The terrorist group launched a missile to Tel Aviv for the first time since the war began, but was intercepted by Israel's defense system.
In his keynote address to the United Nations General Assembly in New York on Tuesday, President Joe Biden defended his foreign policy. The address also served as Biden’s farewell speech to the international stage as president. The annual meeting comes amid the wars in Ukraine and Gaza. Biden called for a cease-fire in the Israel–Hamas war, lamenting the deaths on both sides.
In the Middle East, Israel said it killed a top commander with Hezbollah’s missile and rocket unit as the Israeli military traded fire with Hezbollah again. Meanwhile, the death toll from a massive Israeli bombing campaign has climbed to nearly 560 people.
Former President Donald Trump is campaigning in Savannah, Georgia. He pitched a new economic plan, which includes attracting other countries’ factories to the United States and creating what he called new “American industrialism.” Meanwhile, Vice President Kamala Harris said in a radio interview in Wisconsin that she supports ending the filibuster to codify Roe v. Wade.
The Biden administration is looking to hit the brakes on Chinese and Russian technology in U.S. cars. Officials warn the tech can allow vehicles to be remotely controlled, causing safety and privacy concerns.
Is a bigger war on the horizon in the Middle East? Israel is striking back at Hezbollah in Lebanon, and the Pentagon is deploying troops. A senior fellow at the Foreign Policy Research Institute will join us to assess.
The man accused of attempting to assassinate former President Trump is being held without bail. We have the latest as more serious charges are expected to come.
All or nothing: former President Donald Trump says he won't run again in 2028—if he loses this election. Meanwhile Vice President Kamala Harris reports her single biggest fundraising event yet. The latest from both campaigns.
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The Georgia State Election Board approved a new rule on Friday requiring counties to hand-count the number of ballots cast at polling stations on election day. The decision comes just 45 days before the election. Critics worry this could delay the reporting of election night results.
The House voted unanimously on Friday to pass a bill bolstering Secret Service protection for major presidential and vice presidential candidates. The move comes in the wake of two assassination attempts targeting former President Donald Trump. Also on Friday, the acting director of the Secret Service admitted that a breach of protocol occurred before the first assassination attempt, saying the employees involved “will be held accountable.”
Israel launched a rare airstrike into a suburban area of Beirut on Friday, killing a senior Hezbollah military official. It was the deadliest such strike on Lebanon’s capital in decades, with Lebanese authorities reporting at least 14 people killed and dozens more wounded in the attack.
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With just 47 days left until Election Day, both candidates are hot on the campaign trail. Vice President Kamala Harris will appear in a livestream with Oprah Winfrey in Detroit, while former President Donald Trump is in Washington to speak about fighting anti-Semitism in the United States.
The FBI said Iranian hackers reached out to people associated with President Joe Biden’s campaign before he ended his reelection bid. Federal authorities say the hackers sent information stolen from the Trump campaign to Biden staffers. They said there's no indication that any of Biden's staff replied. Federal agencies say it's part of a wider effort to interfere with the upcoming general election.
Israel and Hezbollah engaged in cross-border strikes, as Lebanon reels from deadly back-to-back attacks targeting their electronic devices, including pagers and handheld radios. The attacks left dozens dead and thousands injured.
Former President Trump takes his message to New York, addressing crime, immigration, and the economy as he campaigns in a traditionally blue state. Heightened security surrounds the event after recent assassination attempt.
The teamster’s union, declines to endorse a presidential candidate! Even though most members favor Trump. The union explains why.
With the presidential election now in home stretch, former President Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris are embarking on a dual campaign blitz. We sat down with political strategists on both sides of the aisle — to break down their messaging.
We'll have Rohit Arora, a Leading expert on small business finance, comment on the Fed's interest rate cut.. and share what it means for Americans.
Countering the Chinese Communist regime’s unfair business practices — like using massive subsidies and slave labor. A panel on Capitol Hill analyzes what will happen if such practices continue. That and more when we return.
At least nine people were killed and over 2,700 wounded, when handheld pagers exploded near simultaneously across Lebanon. The apparent remote attack impacted several hundred members of the Hezbollah terrorist group. Hezbollah blames Israel and has vowed retaliation. Israel has not taken responsibility for the attack.
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis said his state will launch its own criminal investigation into the second assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump. He added that Florida prosecutors will pursue the most serious charges available under state law, including attempted murder.
Vice President Kamala Harris spoke at her first live campaign interview with reporters hosted by the National Association of Black Journalists. She answered questions about Trump's assassination attempt, the Israel-Hamas war, and Springfield, Ohio. Harris will join a live event with Oprah Winfrey in Michigan on Thursday.
Music mogul Sean “Diddy” Combs was charged with racketeering conspiracy and sex trafficking in a federal indictment. Prosecutors said that for decades, Combs abused, threatened and coerced victims for sexual purposes. He pleaded not guilty. A judge ordered that he be held without bail.
OceanGate’s former operations director testified at the US Coast Guard hearing on the Titan submersible implosion. He said that the tragedy could have been prevented if the Occupational Safety and Health Administration had investigated his complaint.
The suspect in former President Donald Trump's second assassination attempt appeared in court and was charged with two federal gun crimes. Ryan Wesley Routh is believed to have hidden in bushes with a rifle when Trump was golfing in West Palm Beach, Florida. Vice President Kamala Harris said she was deeply disturbed by the possible assassination attempt and condemned political violence. Trump, meanwhile, said political rhetoric by Harris and President Joe Biden may have influenced the suspect.
Chinese-owned social media platform Tiktok and the Justice Department presented their oral arguments before a federal appeals court. The judges appeared skeptical of TikTok's arguments against a law that could potentially ban the app in the United States.
The U.S. Coast Guard began a two-week hearing that investigates the deep ocean implosion of the Titan submersible in June of last year. The first witness to testify was OceanGate's former engineering director. He said he felt pressured by the company to get the vessel ready.
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Former President Donald Trump held a news conference at his Los Angeles-area golf club, addressing taxes and immigration. He later hit the campaign trail across Western states, traveling to Northern California and Las Vegas.
Vice President Kamala Harris also campaigned in swing states, holding rallies in Johnstown and Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania. These are two areas that have been trending Republican over the last several elections.
The Biden administration finalized tariff hikes on certain Chinese imports, including 100 percent on electric vehicles and 50 percent on solar cells, which will come into effect on Sept. 27. Meanwhile, President Joe Biden met with UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer and discussed the war in Ukraine.
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The judge overseeing the Georgia election case against former President Donald Trump and others tossed out three counts in the indictment. They include two counts against Trump. The judge said that the counts lie beyond the state's jurisdiction.
Trump campaigned in Tucson, Arizona, while Vice President Kamala Harris rallied in North Carolina. Trump said he will not participate in a future debate with Harris, while Harris said she's open to another round.
Francine has weakened into a post-tropical cyclone after making landfall as a Category two hurricane in Louisiana. There were no immediate reports of injuries or major damage, but over 300,000 customers remain without power.
A 4.7 magnitude earthquake hit Malibu, California. There were no immediate reports of injuries or significant damage. But the quake happened as the region deals with major wildfires.
Today the nation commemorated the 23rd anniversary of the 9/11 terror attacks that killed almost 3,000 people. The somber anniversary came amid a heated election campaign season. President Joe Biden, Vice President Kamala Harris, and former President Donald Trump attended a memorial service at Ground Zero in New York City. The two presidential candidates appeared to put their differences aside, shaking hands for the second time in less than 12 hours after their first debate.
Both Trump and Harris claimed victory following Tuesday night's debate. Harris called for a second debate, while Trump said the host network, ABC News, was biased against him, casting doubt on further face-offs.
Hurricane Francine barreled toward Louisiana Wednesday as forecasters warned of potentially deadly storm surges, widespread flooding, and destructive winds. The hurricane disrupted 40 percent of oil and almost half of natural gas production in the Gulf of Mexico.
Authorities in Southern California have arrested a man accused of starting the Line Fire, which has grown to over 34,000 acres and is only 14 percent contained. Fire crews are also battling two other massive blazes in the Los Angeles area.
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Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Trump are set to face off in their first debate in Philadelphia on Sept. 10. It will air at 9 p.m. Eastern Time without a live audience.
Tropical Storm Francine is barreling towards the US and expected to make landfall in Louisiana. Hurricane and storm surge warnings have been issued for the Gulf Coast from Texas to Alabama.
In Orange County, California, the Airport Fire burned nearly 300 acres and prompted evacuation orders in several communities. Also in California, the Line Fire has forced thousands of people to evacuate and was only 5% contained as of Sept. 10.
Russian officials said over 140 Ukrainian drones targeted multiple Russian regions overnight. At least one person was killed near Moscow and eight were injured. Russia said it was the second massive Ukrainian drone attack this month.
The Israeli military released video footage said to show a tunnel in Gaza where six hostages were killed in August. This came as the Hamas-run Gaza Health Ministry said an Israeli strike killed at least 19 people in a designated humanitarian zone. Israel said it was targeting terrorists.
Tropical Storm Francine formed in the Gulf of Mexico and is expected to make landfall in Louisiana as a hurricane on Wednesday night. The National Hurricane Center warned of a potentially life-threatening storm surge and hurricane force winds along the Gulf Coast.
In Southern California, the Line Fire burned over 20,000 acres and forced several communities to evacuate. It's only three-percent contained and some 36,000 structures are currently at risk.
The first presidential debate between Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump is set for tomorrow in Philadelphia. It begins at 9 p.m. Eastern Time on ABC News. NTD will be airing pre- and post-debate analysis.
Lawmakers returned to Capitol hill under pressure, looking to avert a government shutdown before September 30th. House Speaker Mike Johnson proposed a spending bill that is linked to another measure: requiring proof of citizenship when registering to vote. House Democratic leader Hakeem Jeffries rejected the plan.
House Republicans issued a scathing report on their investigation into the US withdrawal from Afghanistan. It blamed the disastrous end of America's longest war on the Biden administration, saying it picked optics over security.
Colt Gray, the 14-year-old Georgia school shooting suspect, made his first court appearance and was arraigned on four counts of felony murder. District Attorney Brad Smith said Gray will face additional charges. His father was arraigned on four counts of involuntary manslaughter, two counts of second-degree murder, and eight counts of cruelty to children. Neither of them entered a plea.
The judge in former President Donald Trump's New York criminal case delayed sentencing until after the November election. Meanwhile, Trump appeared in a federal appeals court in New York, where he's challenging the verdict in the E. Jean Carroll case.
Former independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. will not appear on ballots in North Carolina or Michigan. The decision came from the states' appeals courts, following his request to be removed.
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Fourteen-year-old Colt Gray, the suspect in the Georgia high school shooting, has been charged with four counts of felony murder and is expected to be tried as an adult. Investigators are focusing on his motive, whether he had exhibited warning signs, and how he obtained the rifle he used in the shooting. Authorities have also released the identities of the two students and two teachers killed.
Israel said its forces have killed six more terrorists in the West Bank as a major military operation there enters its second week. In Munich, Germany, meanwhile, police killed an armed man near the Israeli consulate. They said he was likely planning to attack the consulate.
Hunter Biden pleaded guilty to avoid trial just as jury selection was set to begin in his federal tax case. The judge set sentencing for Dec. 16.
Judge Tanya Chutkan, who oversees former President Donald Trump's federal elections case, held the first court hearing since the Supreme Court immunity ruling and superseding indictment. She ordered prosecutors to submit an opening brief on immunity by Sept. 26.
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A shooter killed four people and injured at least nine others at a high school in Winder, Georgia. Authorities have detained the suspect—a 14-year-old student at the school.
The Justice Department indicted two editors-in-chief for the Russian state-owned media outlet RT. The department said that the individuals acted as unregistered agents for Russia. They allegedly paid $10 million to a company in Tennessee for distributing English-language content online that favors the Kremlin.
A severe heat will scorch parts of the United States from Florida to California this week. Thirty-two major cities are preparing to bear the brunt of it, with temperatures soaring into triple digits in several areas.
A former top aide to New York Gov. Kathy Hochul was arrested and charged with acting as an illegal agent of the Chinese communist regime. Federal prosecutors said Linda Sun used her state positions to subtly advance Beijing’s agenda in exchange for financial benefits worth millions of dollars.
According to new research from the intelligence company Graphika, a Chinese social media influence operation is allegedly impersonating U.S. voters. The operation is mocking politicians and spreading divisive messages ahead of the November presidential election.
Ukraine said at least 51 people were killed and over 230 were injured after a Russian missile attack hit a regional capital. This came as Russian President Vladimir Putin received a red-carpet welcome in Mongolia. The country ignored calls to arrest him on a warrant from the International Criminal Court.
Mass protests broke out in Israel after six hostages were found dead in Gaza, including an Israeli-American. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu asked the families of the hostages for forgiveness, as he faces mounting pressure to accept a cease-fire and hostage deal. That came as the United Kingdom decided to suspend some arms sales to Israel.
President Joe Biden campaigned with Vice President Kamala Harris in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Just like Biden, Harris opposed the sale of U.S. steel to Japan's Nippon Steel, saying the American steel maker should remain domestically owned.
U.S. agents seized a plane used by Venezuelan socialist leader Nicolas Maduro in the Dominican Republic. The Justice Department said the plane's purchase violated U.S. sanctions.
A Brazilian Supreme Court justice ordered the suspension of Elon Musk’s social media platform X in Brazil within five days after Musk refused to name a legal representative in the country, amid a months-long feud with the justice over free speech.
After holding a rally in Johnstown, Pennsylvania, former President Donald Trump is scheduled to appear at the annual gathering of Moms for Liberty in Washington on Aug. 30. Trump made headlines after he told NBC News he will require insurance companies to pay for in-vitro fertilization and that Florida’s six-week abortion ban was too short.
Vice President Kamala Harris sat down for her first major media interview since becoming the Democratic presidential nominee. Appearing alongside her running mate Gov. Tim Walz on CNN, Harris clarified some of her shifting policy positions, addressing the border crisis, support for Israel, and fracking.
Israeli forces said they killed a local Hamas commander in the West Bank, as well as two other members of the terrorist group. This came as Gaza gets ready for a temporary pause in fighting for a massive vaccination campaign.
Ukrainian authorities said at least eight civilians were killed in Russian airstrikes on two cities. Meanwhile, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy fired the country's air force commander after the crash of an F-16 fighter jet donated by the West.
Israel and Hamas agreed to have three separate, three-day pauses in fighting in specific areas of the Gaza Strip. This is to allow over half a million children to get vaccinated against polio. No hostages will be released during these pauses. Meanwhile, Israeli forces have killed five terrorists during a major operation in the West Bank, including a commander of the Islamic Jihad.
Russia launched its third aerial attack on Ukraine in four days using drones and missiles. Ukraine reported its first loss of an F-16 fighter jet donated from the west during an earlier attack.
The CDC reported that nine people have now died due to the listeria outbreak linked to Boar's Head deli meat products. At least 57 people have been infected in 18 states.
Vice President Kamala Harris and her running mate Tim Walz will sit down Thursday night for their first joint television interview. This takes place as the duo travels in southeast Georgia on a bus tour. Meanwhile, former President Donald Trump held a rally in Potterville, Michigan, near the state capital of Lansing, and will be holding a town hall Thursday night in La Crosse, Wisconsin. He is ramping up battleground state travel into the traditional Labor Day turn toward the November election.
The FBI released photos of items recovered from the scene of former President Donald Trump's assassination attempt, including those of the gunman's rifle and backpack. The agency said the gunman's motive is still unclear, but his online search history revealed a “sustained, detailed effort to plan an attack on some event."
Vice President Kamala Harris and her running mate Gov. Tim Walz kicked off a two-day bus tour in Georgia. Trump will hold a Town Hall in La Crosse, Wisconsin, on Wednesday. Robert F. Kennedy Jr. will remain on the ballots in Michigan and Wisconsin, despite his efforts to remove his name after suspending his bid.
The U.S. Supreme Court rejected the Biden administration's request to revive its federal student debt relief plan. The new SAVE plan would have provided a faster path to loan cancellation, and reduced monthly income-based repayments. An appeals court is expected to issue a fuller decision.
In France, authorities have issued preliminary charges against Telegram CEO Pavel Durov for allegedly allowing illegal activities on his social media platform. He has been released from custody on bail but is not allowed to leave France during the investigation.
Israeli forces conducted major counter-terrorism operations across multiple cities in the West Bank. Palestinian officials said at least 10 people were killed.
Special counsel Jack Smith filed a superseding indictment in the Jan. 6 election interference case against former President Donald Trump. It slimmed down the allegations against Trump in light of the Supreme Court’s immunity ruling.
The Trump campaign confirmed that former Democrats Tulsi Gabbard and Robert F. Kennedy Jr. have joined Trump's transition team. Both have endorsed Trump for president, and Gabbard will appear with Trump at a town hall in Wisconsin later this week.
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg said senior Biden administration officials pressured his company to censor COVID-19 content during the pandemic. He sent a letter to the House Judiciary Committee, saying he regrets bowing to those demands and not speaking out sooner.
The Israel Defense Forces rescued a hostage from a tunnel in southern Gaza in what they called a "complex operation." Qaid Farhan Alkadi, 52, has been transferred to an Israeli hospital and reunited with his family members, more than ten months after being kidnapped by Hamas terrorists on Oct. 7, 2023.
White House national security adviser Jake Sullivan arrived in Beijing for a three-day visit. He and Chinese officials are expected to focus on the U.S.–China relationship, including advancing counter-narcotics cooperation, military-to-military communication, and discussions on AI safety and risk.
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Former President Donald Trump suggested on the evening of Aug. 25 that he may skip a Sept. 10 ABC News debate with Vice President Kamala Harris amid dueling statements issued by both campaigns about whether the microphone should be muted. On Aug. 26, the former president laid wreaths at Arlington National Cemetery to mark the third anniversary of the Kabul Airport suicide bombing that killed 13 U.S. service members. And at a separate conference, Trump criticized the Biden administration for the “collapse of American credibility and respect” during the Afghanistan withdrawal.
Meanwhile, the Justice Department is pushing to revive Trump's classified documents case. Special counsel Jack Smith filed a brief with a circuit court in a bid to defend his authority to prosecute Trump.
The Hezbollah terrorist group launched hundreds of rockets and drones at Israel on Sunday. Israel's military said it prevented a more deadly result by preemptively striking military targets in Lebanon. The Biden administration said it is working to avoid an escalation of conflict in the Middle East.
Ukraine reported an attack by Russia involving over 100 missiles and around 100 drones. It appears to be Russia’s biggest attack against Ukraine in weeks. Russia said the strike hit energy facilities across Ukraine and disrupted arms supplies.
French prosecutors are investigating Pavel Durov, founder of the Telegram messaging app. They are questioning him in connection with 12 charges of alleged criminal content on the platform. Durov was arrested over the weekend at an airport in Paris.
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. suspended his independent campaign for president and endorsed former President Donald Trump. Kennedy said his internal polls show that his presence in the race would hurt Trump and help Democratic nominee Kamala Harris. Trump will hold a rally in Arizona Friday night at 7 p.m. ET, featuring a "special guest."
Vice President Kamala Harris formally accepted the Democratic Party's nomination for president on the last day of the Democratic National Convention. In her keynote speech, she promised to grow the economy, lower the cost of living, take care of troops, and end the war in the Middle East.
The body of British tech tycoon Mike Lynch’s 18-year-old daughter, Hannah, has been recovered. She was the last person unaccounted for after the family's luxury yacht sank earlier this week off the coast of Sicily.
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited Ukraine and urged Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy to sit down for peace talks with Russia. Meanwhile, inside Russia, four prison inmates claiming to be ISIS members took several prison staff members hostage and killed four of them.
Ceasefire and hostage talks for the war in Gaza paused temporarily and will resume next week in Qatar. A joint statement from mediators said the United States presented a new ceasefire proposal that would close the remaining gaps between Israel and Hamas.
Vice President Kamala Harris outlined her economic platform at a campaign rally in North Carolina. It includes cutting taxes for middle-class and lower-income families, providing down-payment assistance to first-time home-buyers, and banning what she calls "price gouging" on food and groceries.
Former President Donald Trump's campaign announced its transition team as required by law. Meanwhile, during an address before the Milwaukee Police Association, running mate Sen. JD Vance (R-Ohio) highlighted crime associated with the border crisis.
California Gov. Gavin Newsom signed into law a package of ten bills that aim to crack down on smash-and-grab robberies, car thefts, and shoplifting. The measures allow law enforcement to combine the value of goods stolen from different victims to impose harsher penalties on shoplifters.
Democratic vice presidential candidate Gov. Tim Walz and his Republican rival Sen. JD Vance have agreed to debate on Oct. 1 on CBS. Meanwhile, former President Donald Trump, speaking at a press conference in New Jersey, promised to lower the cost of living.
The Biden administration announced it reached an agreement with drug makers to lower the cost of ten common prescription drugs. It is expected to save Medicare recipients $1.5 billion. And on Thursday, Vice President Kamala Harris will propose a ban on what she calls food price gouging.
Authorities in California charged five people and arrested two of them in connection to actor Matthew Perry's death. Two doctors were accused of distributing ketamine to Perry, who died from an overdose last October.
Officials from Israel, the United States, and other mediators met in Doha, Qatar, for hostage and ceasefire talks in the Israel–Hamas war. The White House said the talks focused on the implementation of the details of the deal.
Ukrainian forces said they opened a military office in the occupied Kursk region of Russia. As the cross-border incursion continues, Russian authorities evacuated thousands of residents and are ramping up border security.
Vice President Kamala Harris’ campaign launched a $90 million dollar advertising blitz over the next three weeks to sharpen her contrast with former President Donald Trump. The media buy marks her campaign’s largest-yet investment in messaging to voters. Meanwhile, Trump held a campaign rally in Asheville, North Carolina, with a focus on his economic policy. He said if elected, he will stop the Green New Deal, drive prices down, and cut energy costs by at least half.
Ernesto strengthened into a Category 1 hurricane as it moved past Puerto Rico. The storm brought heavy rains and strong winds, and cut off water and power to hundreds of thousands of people. It could strengthen into a Category three hurricane and move toward Bermuda in the coming days.
Ukrainian forces said they have advanced further into Russia's Kursk region as part of their cross-border incursion. Ukraine said it plans to create a “security zone” and open corridors to support humanitarian and evacuation efforts for Russian civilians.
Officials from Israel, the US, Egypt, and Qatar will attend the latest round of Gaza ceasefire talks beginning tomorrow in Qatar. It is still unclear whether the Hamas terrorist group will participate.
The State Department denied U.S. involvement in Ukraine's cross-border incursion into Russia, but defended Ukraine's actions. Meanwhile, Russia's ambassador to the United Nations condemned international support for Ukraine.
The United States approved $20 billion in weapons sales to Israel. This came as the Iranian regime rejected calls to refrain from retaliatory attacks against Israel.
Tropical Storm Ernesto intensified in the Caribbean, bringing heavy rains, damaging winds, and a potentially life-threatening storm surge. The storm is forecast to hit Puerto Rico Wednesday and develop into a hurricane.
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz held his first solo event since becoming the running mate of Vice President Kamala Harris. He spoke at the "American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees" convention in Los Angeles, and will visit five states over three days.
Former President Donald Trump's campaign said his live interview with Elon Musk on X drew 25 million listeners, including one-and-a-half million who tuned in live. The campaign raised $1 million from the interview link, and Musk said the interview pulled in a combined 1 billion views.
Ukraine’s top military commander has said his forces now control some 380 square miles of Russia’s neighboring Kursk region. Russian President Vladimir Putin has vowed to drive Ukrainian forces out, and said Ukraine wanted to use the cross-border incursion to gain leverage in future peace negotiations.
In a rare move, the U.S. military has announced it is sending a guided-missile submarine to the Middle East, and that it is accelerating the arrival of a carrier strike group to the region. The White House said Iran's promised attack on Israel could come as soon as this week.
Former President Donald Trump's campaign has said the Iranian regime hacked its internal communications. The FBI said it is investigating. Trump is set to do a live Monday-night interview on X with Elon Musk.
A fast-moving wildfire is raging near the Greek capital, Athens. The blaze forced the evacuations of several hospitals and communities. Greece is asking for outside help as hundreds of firefighters battle the flames.
A passenger plane in Brazil crashed into a residential area near Sao Paulo, killing all 61 people on board, according to the airline. It was a turboprop plane on a regional route. Authorities are investigating the cause of the crash.
A federal judge delayed former President Donald Trump's Jan. 6 case to at least Sept. 5, at the request of special counsel Jack Smith. Prosecutors with Smith’s office want more time to decide how to proceed after the Supreme Court's ruling on presidential immunity.
A California man was sentenced to 20 years in prison in one of the longest sentences so far among Jan. 6 defendants. Prosecutors say he repeatedly attacked police with flagpoles and other makeshift weapons during the Capitol breach.
The United States announced a $125 million military package for Ukraine that will include Stinger missiles, artillery ammunition, and anti-armor systems. It came as Russia declared a state of emergency in its southern Kursk region after Ukrainian troops launched a surprise cross-border incursion.
An Israeli air strike took out another senior Hamas security leader in Lebanon. The terrorist leader had worked in a nearby Palestinian refugee camp.
Former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris have agreed to debate one another on ABC News on Sept. 10. Trump also proposed two more debates: Sept. 4 on Fox, and Sept. 25 on NBC.
Russian forces battled Ukrainian troops on the third day of a large-scale cross-border incursion. The Study of War think tank said Ukrainian forces are believed to have advanced as much as 9 miles into Russian territory.
Israeli forces ordered a mass evacuation in large areas around Khan Younis in southern Gaza. The military said it will soon operate there in response to Hamas rocket fire. Meanwhile, the State Department said it is in the final stages of negotiating a ceasefire deal between Israel and Hamas.
Newly leaked documents show that the Chinese regime is stepping up its persecution of the spiritual practice of Falun Gong in the United States. They reveal that the Chinese regime is providing resources to social media influencers and Western media to attack Shen Yun Performing Arts and Falun Gong.
Three Taylor Swift concerts in Austria have been canceled. Austrian authorities said on Wednesday that two suspects were arrested in connection with plans for an alleged terrorist attack in the Vienna region.
Vice President Kamala Harris campaigned with her running mate, Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz, in Wisconsin and Michigan on Wednesday. Former President Donald Trump’s running mate, Sen. JD Vance (R-Ohio), traveled to the same exact cities and criticized what he called "open border" policies.
A magnitude 5.2 earthquake struck northwest of Los Angeles, with the shaking felt in a large swath of Southern California. There were no immediate reports of damage.
Tropical Storm Debby hovers over the Atlantic Ocean Wednesday evening as it is forecast to make another landfall later in the day in South Carolina. Southern states prepare for heavy rainfall and dangerous flooding.
Vice President Kamala Harris chose Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz as her running mate on Tuesday. Walz is an Army National Guard veteran, a former congressman, and a former high school teacher. He will join Harris on a seven-state battleground tour this week, visiting cities including Philadelphia, Detroit, Raleigh, and Las Vegas.
The Justice Department charged a Pakistani man with alleged ties to the Iranian regime in connection with a foiled assassination plot. FBI investigators believe he was trying to target former President Donald Trump and other current and former U.S. officials.
Tropical Storm Debby has brought heavy rain and extensive flooding to Georgia and South Carolina. At least six people have been killed in the southeast, and more than 90.000 customers are without power in the region.
Bangladesh has chosen Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus to head the country's interim government. The economist and banker will take up the job after returning from Paris, where he is advising Olympic Games organizers.
The Hezbollah terrorist group has launched a drone and rocket attack on northern Israel, injuring at least 19 people. World leaders are trying to de-escalate tensions in the Middle East to prevent them from boiling over into a regional war.
A federal judge ruled Monday that Google has violated anti-trust laws with monopolistic behavior over online search. The Justice Department said Google's exclusive contracts helped block rivals such as Microsoft's Bing and DuckDuckGo. A future trial will decide what penalties the tech giant may face.
Debby weakened into a tropical storm after making landfall as a Category 1 hurricane in Florida’s Big Bend. The storm brought severe flooding and dangerous storm surges, while killing at least four people.
Vice President Kamala Harris will announce her running mate Tuesday at a rally in Philadelphia. Three candidates are on her shortlist: Sen. Mark Kelly of Arizona, Gov. Josh Shapiro of Pennsylvania, and Gov. Tim Walz of Minnesota.
Bangladesh's Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina resigned and fled the country as protesters stormed her residence. Bangladesh's military said it plans to form an interim government.
Israel said its military is ready for a swift transition to offense, as the nation braces for an upcoming retaliation from Iran. Meanwhile, the United Nations fired nine staffers from its main agency for Palestinian humanitarian relief, UNRWA. A probe found that they may have been involved in the Oct. 7 Hamas terror attack.
The Democratic National Committee said Vice President Kamala Harris earned enough votes from delegates to secure the party’s nomination for president Friday. This came while her campaign announced that it raised $310 million last month.
In a change of course, the Secret Service said that local police in Pennsylvania should not be held responsible for security failures during the assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump. New acting director Ronald Rowe characterized these oversights as "a failure" of his agency.
The Justice Department sued TikTok, accusing the company of violating a children’s online privacy law. The government said the social media platform failed to obtain parental consent to collect personal information from users under age 13.
The Biden administration officially recognized Venezuela’s opposition candidate Edmundo González as the winner of the presidential election. The State Department said the Venezuelan National Electoral Council’s declaration of socialist President Nicolás Maduro as the winner came with no supporting evidence.
The West and Russia completed their biggest prisoner swap since the end of the Cold War, releasing 26 individuals from seven countries. Russia released three U.S. citizens, including Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich and former Marine Paul Whelan.
The Israeli military said the head of Hamas's military wing, Mohammed Deif, was killed in an Israeli airstrike in Gaza on July 13. Deif is believed to be one of the masterminds of Hamas's Oct. 7, 2023, terror attack on Israel.
Venezuela's socialist leader Nicolás Maduro asked the United States to restart talks and lift oil sanctions. The request was made at the same time the United States is scrutinizing Venezuela's presidential election and waiting for Maduro to release the tabulated results.
Vice President Kamala Harris delivered the eulogy at late Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee's funeral service, remembering her as a “strategic” lawmaker. Meanwhile, Republican vice presidential nominee JD Vance visited the southern border and criticized Harris's handling of the border crisis.
The top political leader of Hamas was killed in what appeared to be an Israeli airstrike in Tehran, Iran. The Iranian regime vowed retaliation against Israel.
President Joe Biden announced new rules that make millions more borrowers eligible for student loan debt relief. If the proposed rules are finalized, the total number of borrowers eligible for debt forgiveness will reach more than 30 million to date.
The Federal Reserve held interest rates steady following a two-day policy meeting. But officials signaled that a rate cut could be on the table as early as September, if inflation continues trending downward.
The Secret Service's acting director admitted failures and promised changes. Senators pressed him and the FBI deputy director at a hearing to examine the assassination attempt of former President Donald Trump.
The Israeli military said it killed a senior commander of the Hezbollah terrorist group in Lebanon's capital city Beirut. The military said this was a retaliatory airstrike targeting the man responsible for the killing of 12 Israeli children in Golan Heights over the weekend.
President Joe Biden called Brazil's president, Lula da Silva, to talk about the election results in Venezuela. The United States says possible fraud might have taken place, as protests challenging the country's socialist regime grow.
The Senate passed two major online child safety bills in a nearly unanimous vote. The Children and Teens' Online Privacy Protection Act would ban targeted advertising to minors and data collection without their consent. And the Kids Online Safety Act would make explicit a "duty of care" that social media companies have when it comes to minors using their products.
President Joe Biden unveiled a proposal for changes at the Supreme Court. He called on Congress to establish term limits and an enforceable ethics code for the court’s nine justices. The president also pressed lawmakers to ratify a constitutional amendment limiting presidential immunity.
House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) and Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-N.Y.) announced a joint task force to investigate the assassination attempt against former President Donald Trump. It is comprised of seven Republicans and six Democrats, led by Rep. Mike Kelly (R-Pa.), who witnessed the event.
Venezuela’s socialist President Nicolás Maduro was declared the winner in a disputed presidential election, as his opposition rival also claimed victory. Several nations, including the United States, questioned the legitimacy of the election results.
A rocket attack in northern Israel over the weekend killed 12 children and teenagers at a soccer field. Israel said the rocket came from the Hezbollah terrorist group in Lebanon, and vowed retaliation.
Saboteurs attacked and vandalized France's rail lines just hours before the Paris Olympic Games, causing chaos and widespread delays for travelers. But the opening ceremony kicked off as planned, with performances from guests stars and athletes parading through the River Seine.
Former President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu met at Mar-a-Lago, where the former president vowed to bring peace to the Middle East if he is reelected.
Former President Barack Obama and Michelle Obama both endorsed Kamala Harris, confirming the Democratic Party's unity around the vice president's candidacy.
Two of the world's most wanted alleged cartel leaders are in U.S. custody Friday. They are Joaquin Guzman-Lopez, the son of El Chapo, and Ismael Zambada, known as El Mayo. Authorities say that arresting the cartel leaders will likely lead to infighting before a new leader takes over, and vow to continue the fight against drug trafficking.
The Park Fire in Northern California has tripled in size and is zero percent contained. Authorities say the blaze was started by an individual who pushed a burning car into a gully, and have arrested a 42-year-old man on suspicion of arson.
California Governor Gavin Newsom issued an executive order Thursday to direct state agencies on how to remove homeless encampments. This comes a month after a Supreme Court ruling allowed cities to enforce bans on sleeping outside in public spaces.
President Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris met separately with the Israeli Prime Minister, as the White House says a ceasefire deal is coming. The administration also strongly condemns pro-Hamas protests that turned violent.
The Israel military has recovered the bodies of five Israelis in the Gaza Strip. The Israel Defense Forces said these individuals were all murdered on October 7th and terrorists took their bodies back to Gaza.
The probe into former President Donald Trump's attempted assassination continues, with FBI Director Christopher Wray testifying before Congress Wednesday. He said the FBI has found that the shooter researched the assassination of President John F. Kennedy prior to the shooting, but the agency still doesn't know his motive. More details will released as the probe uncovers more information.
President Joe Biden is set to address the nation Wednesday night in his first on-camera appearance since announcing his withdrawal from the presidential race. He's expected to explain why he dropped out, and what his next steps will be.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu addressed a joint session of Congress Wednesday for the fourth time—the first foreign leader to ever do so. He thanked the United States for its support and made the case for why the United States should keep supplying Israel with tools to fight Hamas. Some lawmakers chose not to attend, while others showed strong support for Mr. Netanyahu.
Secret Service Director Kimberly Cheatle has resigned—just a day after a grueling hearing before Congress. Both Republican and Democrat lawmakers called for her resignation over the Secret Service's failure to prevent the attempted assassination of former President Donald Trump on July 13. Secret Service Deputy Director Ronald Rowe has now been appointed acting director of the agency.
At the first rally in her presidential campaign, Vice President Kamala Harris vows to unite the party. President Joe Biden, appearing in public for the first time in six days, is set to address the nation on Wednesday night.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will address a joint session of Congress for a fourth time on Wednesday. This is a first for any world leader, but between 50 and 100 Democrat lawmakers are expected to boycott his speech. Protests around the U.S. Capitol are also expected.
Israeli forces are continuing to battling Hamas in the southern Gaza Strip after ordering residents to evacuate. Meanwhile, the Israel Defense Forces conducted an overnight counterterrorism operation in the West Bank. And the Israeli Parliament has just approved a bill labeling the United Nations Relief and Works Agency a terrorist organization—which the agency denies.
Leading Democrats, including Rep. Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.), have rushed to endorse Vice President Kamala Harris after President Joe Biden withdrew from the presidential race, though Democrats still have to formally select a candidate. Ms. Harris says she will earn and win the Democratic presidential nomination.
U.S. Secret Service Director Kimberly Cheatle testified before the House Oversight Committee on Monday on the attempted assassination of former President Donald Trump. Lawmakers criticized what they called Ms. Cheatle's lack of transparency, and called for her resignation. The Secret Service director acknowledged her agency's failures, but refused to resign.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is headed to Washington to meet with President Biden and Vice President Harris to discuss Israel's ongoing war against Hamas. He's also expected to address a joint session of Congress for the fourth time—the first world leader ever to do so.
Yemen's Houthi terrorist group claimed responsibility for a drone attack that killed one person and wounded 10 others in the center of Tel Aviv. This came as the International Court of Justice ruled that Israel's alleged occupation of Palestinian territories is illegal. Meanwhile, Israel is set to call up 1,000 ultra-orthodox Jews for military service.
A Russian court found U.S. reporter Evan Gershkovich guilty of espionage, and sentenced him to 16 years in a maximum security penal colony. Both the White House and his employer, The Wall Street Journal, condemned the sentencing and maintained that Gershkovich is innocent.
A worldwide tech outage crippled industries from travel to finance to healthcare for hours on Friday, before services started coming back online. Global cybersecurity firm CrowdStrike said the issue came from a defect in its software update for Windows systems.
A federal appeals court temporarily blocked the Biden administration's "SAVE" student loan repayment plan. In response, the Department of Education placed eight million borrowers in an interest-free forbearance while lawsuits play out.
According to U.S. Border Patrol data, encounters at the southern border have dropped for four months in a row. June had the lowest number of the entire Biden administration. Customs and Border Protection reported a 50-percent drop over the past six weeks.
President Joe Biden is campaigning in Detroit following his high-stakes solo press conference last night. His team has called on Democrats to unite around him.
A federal judge has thrown out Rudy Giuliani’s bankruptcy case, saying the former New York City mayor flouted the process with his lack of transparency. This effectively ends Mr. Giuliani's pursuit of bankruptcy protection, and his creditors can now attempt to seize his assets.
Both the Pentagon and the Kremlin have suggested that allowing Ukraine to strike deeper into Russia could escalate tensions in the region. This comes as Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy addressed the National Governors Association, and asked for more weapons.
Two people have been confirmed dead in Vermont as a result of flooding from the remains of Tropical Storm Beryl. In Texas, nearly one million customers are still without power.
President Joe Biden wrapped up the NATO summit in Washington Thursday ahead of his first solo press conference since the first presidential debate, with implications for his presidential campaign.
Secretary of State Antony Blinken met with G7 foreign ministers on the sidelines of the NATO summit. This came as Russia said it will counter the U.S. plan to deploy long-range missiles in Germany.
Thousands of Falun Gong practitioners rallied in Washington on Thursday, calling for an end to 25 years of persecution by the Chinese communist regime. The event commemorated the lives lost in the persecution, and raised awareness about the ongoing atrocities.
The Israeli military has released the findings of its first investigation into what went wrong during the Oct. 7 Hamas terror attacks. The report said the coordinated infiltration of thousands of terrorists through multiple points on the border at the same time prevented security forces from acting sooner. The military also acknowledged deficits in command and coordination in the first hours of the attacks.
During the NATO summit, President Joe Biden urged member states to ramp up their industrial production amid threats from China and Russia. His administration is also imposing tariffs on foreign-made steel and aluminum imports routed through Mexico. The measure is meant to address China's evasion of U.S. tariffs.
Top lawmakers met with NATO leaders and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy on Capitol Hill on the sidelines of the NATO summit. Both Republicans and Democrats expressed their support for both NATO and Ukraine. Mr. Zelenskyy urged Congress not to wait until after the November elections to provide Ukraine with more aid.
The House votes on the Safeguard American Voter Eligibility (SAVE) Act, aimed at preventing noncitizens from voting in federal elections. The bill would require proof of U.S. citizenship when voting or registering to vote.
The remnants of Hurricane Beryl are traveling northeast, causing tornadoes and heavy rain from the Great Lakes to New England. More than 1.6 million customers are still without power in Texas amid intense heat.
Senate and House Democrats held separate meetings about President Joe Biden's campaign Tuesday. Meanwhile, President Biden gave a speech to mark the 75th anniversary of NATO as the alliance convenes for a summit in Washington.
Tropical depression Beryl has caused at least eight deaths in Texas and Louisiana, as well as power outages for over 2 million customers. The storm is forecast to bring heavy rains from the lower and middle Mississippi Valley to the Great Lakes.
The ambassadors of Russia and Ukraine faced off at the United Nations. They traded blame for airstrikes that killed over 40 civilians in multiple Ukrainian cities a day prior.
Closing arguments are underway in Sen. Bob Menendez's (D-N.J.) corruption trial. His lawyers told jurors that the prosecutors failed to prove the case, while the prosecutors argued that Mr. Menendez took bribes.
President Joe Biden wrote a letter to Congressional Democrats, saying he is committed to staying in the race and "not going anywhere." He also urged unity among Democrats, amid speculations about his viability as a presidential candidate.
Beryl weakened to a tropical storm, after making landfall in south Texas as a Category 1 hurricane. The storm system killed two people, knocked out power for over 2.7 million customers, and caused over 1,300 flight cancellations.
Ukrainian officials said Russian missile strikes killed at least 36 civilians in cities across Ukraine. Russia denied the claims, saying it targeted defense industry facilities and aviation bases.
No political party won a majority in France’s run-off parliamentary elections. A left-wing coalition finished in first place with President Emmanuel Macron’s Ensemble coming in second, and Marine Le Pen’s National Front party in third.
Former President Donald Trump has filed a motion to claim immunity in the Florida documents case. In light of the recent Supreme Court ruling, the former president's legal team asked for more time to submit additional arguments on immunity.
President Joe Biden has vowed to stay in the race during a campaign rally in Madison, Wisconsin. His campaign said the president has an "aggressive travel schedule" this month.
The Wisconsin Supreme Court has ruled to allow the widespread use of unstaffed ballot drop boxes in the November elections. This reversed the court's own ruling from 2022 that previously banned such drop boxes.
Keir Starmer has officially become the UK's new prime minister after his Labour Party secured a landslide election victory. Mr. Starmer has formed a new cabinet with 22 members. Outgoing Prime Minister Rishi Sunak said he will step down as leader of the Conservative Party.
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban has met with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Moscow. EU and NATO leaders distanced themselves from what Mr. Orban called a "peace mission" to end the Russia–Ukraine war.
Hurricane Beryl weakened to a Category 2 storm as it moved past the Cayman Islands. Beryl is expected to cause storm surges and heavy rain across Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula and the U.S. Gulf Coast this weekend.
Exit polls from parliamentary elections in the UK show the Conservative Party losing power after a 14-year rule. Labour Party leader Keir Starmer is expected to replace Rishi Sunak as prime minister.
Russian President Vladimir Putin said he takes former President Donald Trump's proposal for peace in Ukraine seriously. This came as Mr. Putin met with the leaders of China and Iran at a regional summit, and touted their close relations.
Hurricane Beryl brought torrential rain and tropical storm-force winds to Jamaica Wednesday without making landfall. Texas Gov. Gregg Abbott directed state agencies to prepare for potential impacts in case the storm hits southern Texas over the weekend.
The Thompson wildfire has burned more than 3,000 acres in Northern California, and is zero-percent contained. Some 13,000 residents have been ordered to evacuate.
President Joe Biden met with Vice President Kamala Harris face to face for the first time since the presidential debate last week. President Biden vowed to continue his run despite growing pressure from Democrats to withdraw.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will meet President Biden in Washington on July 24. It will be his first trip abroad since the Oct. 7 terror attack. In Israel, meanwhile, an attacker stabbed an Israeli soldier to death and wounded another person at a shopping mall.
The judge in former President Donald Trump's New York criminal case has agreed to delay sentencing until at least September 18. The move was made in the wake of the Supreme Court decision on presidential immunity.
Hurricane Beryl has killed at least six people, downed power lines, and caused flooding, as it made its way through the Caribbean islands. It has been downgraded to a still-powerful level 4 storm, but is not expected to pose a major threat to the United States.
The Supreme Court has agreed to review the FDA's regulations for e-cigarettes and a Texas law requiring age verification for adult websites, but the court has declined to take up a lawsuit challenging Illinois' ban on certain types of semiautomatic weapons, attachments, and magazines.
The Supreme Court ruled Monday that presidents enjoy immunity from prosecution for their official acts. The 6–3 decision is expected to delay former President Donald Trump’s trial in the federal election case until after the November election.
The Supreme Court declined to hear a case about laws in Texas and Florida meant to protect conservative viewpoints on social media. In effect, that allows a lower court to block the proposed measures. The justices also made way for a North Dakota truck stop to sue the federal government over old regulations.
Former White House chief strategist Steve Bannon reported to prison. He is now serving a four-month jail time for defying a subpoena from the House January 6th Select Committee. Following ex-trade adviser Peter Navarro, Mr. Bannon is the second Trump administration official to be held in contempt of Congress.
Tensions proceed in the Middle East, as Hamas terrorists vowed no peace until Israeli troops pull out of Gaza. This comes after tens of thousands flooded the streets in Tel Aviv over the weekend, demanding the release of all hostages.
The Supreme Court Friday overturned the 1984 ruling Chevron v. Natural Resources Defense Council. This means that going forward, federal agencies no longer have as much power to interpret the law when the language is unclear.
In another ruling, the high court sided with Joseph Fischer, a Jan. 6 defendant who challenged his charge of obstructing an official proceeding. The ruling could potentially affect about 350 Jan. 6 defendants with the same charge, including former President Donald Trump.
The Supreme Court also ruled that cities can ban homeless people from sleeping outside in West Coast areas. The justices decided that the city of Grants Pass, Oregon, can punish homeless people for sleeping outdoors on public property.
President Joe Biden addressed concerns over his age following the first presidential debate. He said during a rally in North Carolina that he is not a young man and doesn't speak as smoothly as he used to, but that he knows how to do the job.
President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump will face off in the first presidential debate tonight at 9 p.m. eastern time. They will be in Atlanta for the 90-minute event.
The Supreme Court Thursday put the Environmental Protection Agency’s “good neighbor” plan on hold while legal challenges continue. The air pollution regulation was aimed at reducing ozone emissions from upwind states. Three Republican-led states and the steel and fossil-fuel industries brought the lawsuit.
The Supreme Court blocked Purdue Pharma's bankruptcy settlement, which would have shielded the Sackler family from lawsuits over their alleged role in the opioid epidemic. The Biden administration challenged the settlement, arguing it abused bankruptcy protections.
The Supreme Court also decided that hospitals in Idaho can, for now, perform abortions in medical emergencies. The ruling came after the Biden administration sued Idaho's near-total abortion ban under the emergency medical treatment and labor act.
The Pentagon announced it's investigating the effectiveness of the pier built by the U.S. military off the coast of Gaza. The pier has faced weather and security challenges since it was built in May, and has had to be re-anchored twice due to heavy seas.
The Supreme Court has ruled in favor of the Biden administration in a major social media free speech case. The justices voted 6–3 that Missouri and Louisiana lacked standing to sue the administration for alleged censorship. The nation's highest court declined to impose limits on the way the government may communicate with social media platforms.
According to a prematurely posted opinion, the Supreme Court may be denying Idaho's request for an emergency review of a lawsuit over its abortion ban. If the opinion is released, it would allow emergency abortions in Idaho when a pregnant patient’s health is at serious risk. The Supreme Court confirmed that a document was leaked, but did not specify how final the document was.
Both President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump have unveiled their strategies for the first presidential debate on Thursday. President Biden's campaign said he will go after his rival on abortion, the economy, the border, social security, and Medicare, and former President Trump's claims about the 2020 election. Former President Trump's campaign said he will focus on immigration and inflation.
The Department of Homeland Security has said that since President Biden took executive action earlier this month, illegal border crossings have dropped by more than 40 percent. The figure is at its lowest point since the president took office.
The State Department has released its 2023 International Religious Freedom Report. The annual report highlights religious persecution by the Chinese communist regime, ISIS, Pakistan, and other countries, as well as hate crimes in the United States.
Justice Juan Merchan, who oversaw former President Donald Trump's New York criminal case, partially lifted the former president's gag order on Tuesday. This allows former President Trump to comment publicly about witnesses and jurors in the trial. Meanwhile, the D.C. Court of Appeals has suspended Hunter Biden's license to practice law due to his felony convictions.
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin met his Israeli counterpart in Washington Tuesday, and urged diplomacy to resolve tensions with Hezbollah. The meeting occurred as Israel's supreme court ruled that ultra-orthodox Jewish men are no longer exempt from mandatory military service.
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has agreed to plead guilty this week to violating U.S. espionage law. The plea deal will end his imprisonment in Britain and allow him to return home to Australia, avoiding extradition to the United States.
U.S. Surgeon General Vivek Murthy has declared gun violence a public health crisis. He called on the nation to ban large-capacity magazines, introduce universal background checks, restrict gun use in public spaces, and penalize gun owners who fail to safely store their weapons.
President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump will face off in the first presidential debate this Thursday. President Biden's campaign said he will focus on democracy, abortion, and his rival’s economic plans. Meanwhile, President Trump has said he has made up his mind on his vice presidential pick, and that most likely, that person will be present at the debate.
The Supreme Court has agreed to hear an appeal from the Biden administration, challenging state bans on gender-reassignment procedures and drugs for minors. The case involves a law in Tennessee that restricts puberty blockers and hormone therapy for minors. Separately, the Court refused to take up two appeals against the COVID-19 vaccine.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has said that the intensive phase of military operations in Gaza is about to end, and that Israel is planning to focus on Lebanon next. The Biden administration is advocating for a new Palestinian-led government in Gaza.
Russia has promised to respond after Ukraine attacked Crimea with long-range missiles, killing four people and injuring over 150. The Kremlin is blaming the United States for the attack, and said the weapons were of American origin.
The State Department has released its annual Trafficking In Persons Report, which studies human trafficking around the globe. It put China, North Korea, and Iran in its lowest tier, and identified them as countries where human trafficking is significantly prevalent.
Former President Donald Trump's campaign outraised President Joe Biden's by more than $60 million last month. The former president and the GOP raised $141 million in May and had $170 million in the bank at the end of May. President Biden and the Democratic Party raised $85 million in May and reported $212 million in the bank at the end of May.
Two people were killed and another eight were injured when a shooting broke out at a grocery store in Fordyce, Arkansas. The suspected shooter was also injured and has been taken into custody.
The Supreme Court upheld a federal law that keeps guns away from people under domestic violence restraining orders. The justices ruled 8–1 that since the nation's founding, firearm laws have targeted people who threaten physical harm to others.
The Supreme Court also ruled against a woman who claimed that her constitutional rights to due process were violated when her husband's visa was denied. The court sided with the government, which denied his application in part because his tattoos were related to the MS-13 gang.
The Supreme Court has upheld a Trump-era tax on unrealized income from overseas investments. The tax applies to corporate earnings abroad—even when the earnings haven't been realized. The decision means Congress may be able to adopt a wealth tax in future, although the ruling purposely stops short of allowing that.
The White House announced it will rush delivery of air defense missiles to Ukraine by redirecting planned shipments to other allied nations. The shipments will involve hundreds of Patriot interceptor missiles. The move came as Senators unveiled a bipartisan bill that would designate Russia as a state sponsor of terrorism.
Wildfires in New Mexico have claimed the life of a second person, and are still zero-percent contained. The season's first named tropical storm, Alberto, made landfall in Mexico Thursday, bringing severe flooding to parts of Texas. States in the Northeast and Midwest continue to experience temperatures of over 90 degrees amid the ongoing heat wave.
A new poll by Fox News shows President Joe Biden leading former President Donald Trump nationally by two points. President Biden also performed stronger among independent voters. Meanwhile, a new Emerson College poll showed President Trump still leading in key swing states.
Russia and North Korea have signed a comprehensive “strategic partnership” treaty. It mandates that the two countries come to each other’s defense if they are attacked. The deal was made during Russian President Vladimir Putin's first visit to North Korea in 24 years.
The first named tropical storm of the Atlantic hurricane season, Alberto, has formed in the Gulf of Mexico. The storm is bringing strong winds, heavy rainfall, and flooding along the coasts of Texas and Mexico. It's expected to make landfall in northern Mexico on Thursday.
One person is reported to have been killed and more than 500 buildings were burned as two wildfires spread in New Mexico. A mountain village of 7,000 people was forced to evacuate on short notice. In California, meanwhile, wildfires near San Francisco and Los Angeles continue to burn.
A primary race for Virginia's 5th congressional district is still too close to call. Republican Congressman Bob Good lags behind his challenger, Trump-endorsed John McGuire, by just over 300 votes. This was the most heavily funded race in Virginia, and illustrates the turbulence within the Republican Party.
President Joe Biden has announced a new plan that will grant a path to citizenship for up to half a million illegal immigrants. The plan would allow the spouses of U.S. citizens who do not have legal status to apply for permanent residency and, eventually, citizenship in the coming months.
Eighty percent of Americans are facing a multi-day heatwave of over 90 degrees. The National Weather Service said the heatwave is expected to tie or break temperature records in up to 200 cities across the country.
The CEO of Boeing has testified before a Senate subcommittee over the company's safety crisis. Senators unveiled allegations from a Boeing whistleblower, who claimed that the plane-maker lost track of damaged or sub-quality parts.
Secretary of State Antony Blinken has met with the Secretary General of NATO at the State Department. They highlighted the strength of the alliance, said more member states are meeting defense spending pledges, and warned the Chinese regime for supporting Russia's war in Ukraine.
Half of all Americans are experiencing the beginning of a week-long heat wave in the Eastern states. Temperatures have soared to over 90 degrees, and have even approached 100 degrees in some areas. In California, meanwhile, firefighters are battling two wildfires that are spreading rapidly.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has dissolved the country's six-member war cabinet. This came after opposition party leader Benny Gantz withdrew from the cabinet and criticized Mr. Netanyahu's approach to the war in Gaza. Mr. Netanyahu is now likely to be even more heavily dependent on his nationalist allies to govern.
President Joe Biden has met with the Secretary General of NATO in Washington. In July, NATO plans to unveil a new agreement to provide training and speed up the delivery of military aid to Ukraine. The alliance also reportedly plans to take nuclear weapons out of storage and place them on standby. Russia has condemned the move, and called it another escalation.
U.S. Surgeon General Vivek Murthy has called for warning labels that would regularly remind parents and teenagers that social media has not been proven safe. He said social media has become an significant contributor to the mental health crisis among young people.
World leaders discussed migration and China's unfair trade practices on the final day of the G7 summit. The summit's final statement pledged support for Ukraine, called for a cease-fire in Gaza, and announced new initiatives to fight human smuggling.
Russian President Vladimir Putin gave conditions to end the war in Ukraine. He said Ukraine has to drop its NATO ambitions, hand over all of the four provinces claimed by Russia, and demilitarize itself. The United States and Ukraine declined the offer, saying Mr. Putin is in no position to set conditions for peace.
In a 6–3 ruling, the Supreme Court struck down the federal ban on bump stocks on guns. Bump stocks allow a shooter to convert a semi-automatic rifle into a weapon that can fire at a rate of hundreds of rounds a minute. The Trump administration imposed the ban following the 2017 Las Vegas shooting.
A federal judge ordered the liquidation of radio show host Alex Jones's personal assets. This was to help pay the $1.5 billion he owes to families of the Sandy Hook school shooting victims in his defamation case. The future of Mr. Jones's Infowars media platform remains uncertain as the judge has yet to decide on its separate bankruptcy case.
President Joe Biden has signed a 10-year bilateral security agreement with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy to assist the nation at war. The G7 has also agreed to deliver Ukraine a $50-billion loan using frozen Russian assets.
Tensions have flared between Israel and Hezbollah, with the terrorist group launching some 40 rockets at northern Israel. This came as the foreign ministers of Iraq and Iran met to discuss the possibility of war in Lebanon.
The Supreme Court rejected a lawsuit challenging access to the abortion pill mifepristone. The ruling means the drug can continue to be mailed to patients without an in-person doctor’s visit.
Former President Donald Trump met with House and Senate Republicans on Capitol Hill in a bid to unite the party ahead of the general elections. He addressed his legal and electoral challenges, and touted the "tremendous unity" in the GOP.
President Joe Biden departed Wednesday for the G7 summit in Italy, as his administration announced new sanctions against Russia. The measures will target foreign entities—and China in particular—for helping Russia's war effort. This summit comes as a fleet of Russian warships arrives in Cuba for military exercises.
The fate of the Gaza cease-fire deal hangs in the balance, as Hamas has proposed new changes. Secretary of State Antony Blinken visited Qatar to continue pushing for the deal. This came as Hezbollah launched more than 200 missiles at northern Israel in retaliation for the killing of a senior commander.
House Republicans have voted to hold Attorney General Merrick Garland in contempt of Congress for withholding audio recordings of former special counsel Robert Hur's interviews with President Biden.
A jury in Delaware convicted Hunter Biden on all three federal gun charges after three hours of deliberations on Tuesday. A sentencing date has not been set. Following his son's conviction, President Joe Biden highlighted his administration's work on gun control at a previously scheduled event. The president is set to leave for Italy to attend the G7 summit on Wednesday.
During a visit to the Middle East, Secretary of State Antony Blinken announced another $400 million in humanitarian aid to the Palestinian people. He also called on Hamas to accept the latest ceasefire and hostage deal.
Four instructors from a college in Iowa were stabbed in a public park in China. They are being treated for non-life-threatening wounds, and Chinese police arrested a suspect. The instructors were in China as part of a teaching exchange program between their school and a local Chinese university.
The United Nations Security Council backed a U.S.-sponsored cease-fire resolution for Israel and Hamas on Monday. Secretary of State Antony Blinken met with officials in Egypt and Israel as he tried to push forward the deal. The move followed an Israeli military rescue of four hostages from Gaza amid heavy gunfire over the weekend.
The EU Parliament shifts to the right after its elections, as ruling parties in Germany and France suffered heavy losses. Following his party's defeat, French President Emmanuel Macron dissolved the country's parliament and called for a snap election.
Day one of jury deliberations in Hunter Biden's federal gun trial concluded without a verdict. The trial wrapped up quickly with closing arguments earlier during the day.
President Joe Biden met with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy in France. For the first time, President Biden publicly apologized to Ukraine for a months-long congressional holdup in U.S. military assistance.
The prosecution rested its case in Hunter Biden's federal gun trial following two witnesses' testimony. The defense called its first three witnesses to the stand: a gun store owner, a gun store clerk, and Hunter Biden's daughter Naomi Biden.
Former President Donald Trump's campaign reported raising $12 million at a fundraising event in San Francisco. The event drew Silicon Valley investors turned off by the Biden administration's business regulations.
The temporary pier built by the U.S. military to bring aid into Gaza has been repaired and is resuming operations. This came while the Biden administration tried to encourage Israel and Hamas to accept a ceasefire deal.
President Joe Biden delivered a speech on the 80th anniversary of D-Day in Normandy. He paid tribute to veterans, stressed democracy, and drew parallels to the current Russia-Ukraine war. This came as his administration will send another $225 million in military aid to Ukraine.
More prosecution witnesses testified in Hunter Biden's federal gun trial. Beau Biden's widow Hallie Biden detailed her relationship with Hunter Biden and his drug use around the time of the gun purchase.
Israeli forces reportedly struck a United Nations school in the Gaza Strip, saying terrorists were in the school. This came while a gunman attacked the U.S. embassy in Lebanon, injuring a security guard.
Day three of Hunter Biden's gun trial on Wednesday included witness testimonies from an FBI agent, Mr. Biden's ex-wife, his ex-girlfriend, and a gun seller. Both of his former partners testified that Mr. Biden used drugs.
President Joe Biden arrived in France for the 80th anniversary of D-Day. He will deliver a speech at a formal commemoration event in Normandy Thursday, and meet with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy.
Democrats were divided after President Biden announced his executive order to tackle the illegal immigration crisis. The most progressive Democrats, including many members of "the Squad," criticized the order for being too strict. Others said it was the right thing to do.
New York Gov. Kathy Hochul paused the controversial congestion pricing plan for Manhattan indefinitely after initially supporting it. The plan was set to begin by the end of the month. It would have charged drivers $15 to enter Manhattan south of 60th Street.
President Joe Biden signed an executive order Tuesday to temporarily pause asylum requests at the southern border once daily encounters exceed 2,500. The shutdown begins immediately as the threshold has already been reached.
Prosecutors and defense lawyers delivered their opening statements in Hunter Biden's federal gun trial. The prosecution's first witness, an FBI agent, testified about Mr. Biden's drug use.
Attorney General Merrick Garland testified before the House Judiciary Committee on the work of the Justice Department. He refused to turn over audio tapes of President Biden’s interview with special counsel Robert Hur. Mr. Garland also slammed allegations that the Justice Department is being weaponized against former President Donald Trump.
FBI director Christopher Wray testified before the Senate Appropriations Committee on his agency's 2025 budget request. The hearing focused on current threats to U.S. national security, including terrorism, cyberattacks, and the Chinese Communist Party.
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi won a third five-year term in the general election, but his party failed to win a majority in parliament on its own, and it will likely have to work with other parties in the coalition.
Hunter Biden's gun trial began Monday at a federal courthouse in Wilmington, Delaware. Twelve jurors and four alternatives were sworn in. Mr. Biden, First Lady Jill Biden, and the president's daughter Ashley Biden were in the courthouse.
Dr. Anthony Fauci testified before Congress on the origins of COVID-19 and the U.S. response to the pandemic. He continued to deny allegations that he helped cover up the lab leak theory in the early stages of the pandemic. Republican lawmakers grilled Dr. Fauci on federal funding that was linked to the Wuhan Institute of Virology in China.
President Joe Biden is expected to sign an executive order Tuesday on the border crisis. It would shut down asylum requests at the southern border after over 2,5oo illegal immigrants arrive a day.
Mexico's ruling party candidate Claudia Sheinbaum won the presidential election in a landslide. She vowed to continue on the direction set by her mentor and predecessor, outgoing President Andrés Manuel López Obrador.
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Trump Calls Verdict ‘Honor,’ Vows to ‘Fight’
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Freedom Caucus Members Slam Trial as Political Persecution
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House Gop Ask Bragg, Colangelo to Testify
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Biden on Verdict: ‘no One is Above the Law’
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W. Virginia Sen. Joe Manchin Changes Party
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NY TRIAL: TRUMP FOUND GUILTY ON ALL COUNTS
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JURY FINDS TRUMP GUILTY ON ALL CHARGES
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SCOTUS SIDES WITH NRA IN 1ST AMENDMENT CASE
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BLINKEN IN EUROPE AS TENSIONS IN UKRAINE RISE
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FAA RAMPS UP PLANE SAFETY DEMANDS ON BOEING
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CDC CONFIRMS NEW HUMAN CASE OF BIRD FLU
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OPENAI THWARTS SEVERAL FOREIGN INFLUENCE OPS
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TRUMP ADVISER REACTS TO CRIMINAL TRIAL VERDICT
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BURGLARS USING HIDDEN CAMERAS TO SCOUT HOMES
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LPGA'S NELLY KORDA TAKES A 10, FINISHES 10-OVER PAR
- No Trump Verdict After Hours Of Jury Deliberations
- Deliberations Begin In Historic Trial Against Trump
- Idf Claims Control Of Gaza-egypt Border
- Blinken: Israel Has No Plan For Day After War In Gaza
- Gaza Residents Flee For Safety As War Rages On
- No Trump Verdict After Hours Of Jury Deliberations
- Deliberations Begin In Historic Trial Against Trump
- Idf Claims Control Of Gaza-egypt Border
- Blinken: Israel Has No Plan For Day After War In Gaza
- Gaza Residents Flee For Safety As War Rages On
Former President Donald Trump's New York criminal trial entered its final stage with closing arguments. His attorneys painted key witness Michael Cohen as a liar, and the prosecutors argued that President Trump was involved in a conspiracy.
The judge in President Trump's classified documents case rejected a request for a gag order against him. She criticized the prosecutors for not following the court’s rules by failing to meaningfully confer with President Trump’s defense lawyers.
President Joe Biden's campaign held a press conference in front of President Trump's courthouse. Biden allies, including actor Robert De Niro and two Jan. 6 responders, used the opportunity to condemn President Trump.
A million civilians have evacuated from the city of Rafah. Witnesses said Israeli tanks have now made their way to central Rafah. This came as the U.S.-built pier will be removed from the coast in Gaza for repairs.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy visited Portugal and Belgium and secured over a billion dollars worth of aid from them. Mr. Zelenskyy criticized that some Western countries don't allow Ukraine to use their weapons on targets in Russia.
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Israeli Airstrike Blamed for Deadly Fire in Rafah
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Zelenskyy Signs $1b Arms Deal W/ Spain
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Thousands Feared Buried Alive in Papua Landslide
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Deadly Weekend Storms Kill 21, Injure Over 100
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Biden Stresses Democracy in Memorial Day Speech
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SCOTUS Approves Challenged Congressional Map
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NOW: TRUMP HOLDS RALLY IN SOUTH BRONX
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NYC LOCALS HAVE MIXED REACTIONS ON TRUMP
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U.S. WORKING TO DESIGNATE KENYA AS A MAJOR ALLY
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DEMS HELP HOUSE GOP PASS BILL ON NONCITIZEN VOTING
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REPS. GRILL COLLEGE PRESIDENTS ON ANTISEMITISM
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$600M NORFOLK SOUTHERN SETTLEMENT APPROVED
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NEW TAIWAN PRES. RESPONDS TO BEIJING 'PUNISHMENT' DRILLS
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KING OF BAHRAIN TO IMPROVE RELATIONS WITH IRAN
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HOUSE PANEL WEIGHS CCP'S CONTROL OVER HONG KONG
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Biden Secures 200th Judicial Confirmation
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Biden Cancels $7.7b More in Student Debt
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Attorneys Clash in Classified Documents Hearing
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House Committee to Release Hunter Biden Lying Evidence
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Oregon Voters Reject Soft-on-crime Policies
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1 Dead, 30 Injured When Singapore Flight Hits Turbulence
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Trump's Defense Team Rests in 'hush-money' Trial
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Georgia: Da Fani Willis Faces Primary Challenge Today
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Trump Overtakes Biden in Fundraising, Kennedy Hauls in Cash
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Sen. Menendez Arrives at Court for Corruption Trial
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Us Responds: Iran President Killed in Helicopter Crash
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Icc Seeking to Arrest Israeli and Hamas Leaders
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Trump: This Case Should Be Terminated
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Cohen Flip-flops on Final Day of Testimony
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Senate to Reconsider Failed Border Bill
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Bodies of Three Hostages Found, Returned to Israel
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TX Storms Kills 4, Millions in Damages
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Pelosi Attacker Sentenced to 30 Years
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Biden Works to Reclaim Black Voter Support
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Trump Attends Son's High School Graduation
- DEFENSE PRESSES COHEN FOR TESTIMONY ABOUT LIES
- HOUSE GOP VOICE SUPPORT OUTSIDE NY TRUMP TRIAL
- WH CITES PRIVILEGE, BLOCKS ACCESS TO HUR TAPES
- HOUSE VOTES TO REQUIRE U.S. WEAPONS TO ISRAEL
- DOJ TO RECLASSIFY MARIJUANA AS LESS DANGEROUS DRUG
1.BIDEN, TRUMP CONFIRM TWO PRESIDENTIAL DEBATES
2.REPS. QUESTION COHEN'S CREDIBILITY IN TRUMP CASE
3.LAWMAKERS QUESTION TRANSPORTATION OFFICIALS ON BRIDGE COLLAPSE
4.BLINKEN ANNOUNCES $2 BILLION AID WHILE IN UKRAINE
5.WH HIGHLIGHTS CHINA'S HELP FOR RUSSIAN WAR EFFORTS
Star witness Michael Cohen resumed his testimony in former President Donald Trump's New York trial. He faced intense cross-examination by President Trump's legal team, while a New York Appeals Court upheld the gag order targeting the former president.
House Speaker Mike Johnson appeared with President Trump at the courthouse to show support for him during the trial. Mr. Johnson called the trial a sham and a travesty of justice that's intended to keep President Trump off of the campaign trail.
Secretary of State Antony Blinken visited Kyiv and met with senior Ukrainian officials. He said Ukraine is not alone, and that billions of dollars in American military aid is on its way to the country.
The Biden administration announced a 100 percent tariff on electric vehicles made in China—quadrupling it from 25 percent. It also hiked tariffs on Chinese steel and aluminum products, lithium-ion batteries, and solar cells. The Biden administration said China is flooding global markets with exports that are underpriced due to unfair practices.
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Cohen Testifies About Alleged Trump Cover-ups
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Trump Responds to Michael Cohen Testimony
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Analyzing Significance of Michael Cohen's Testimony
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Poll: Trump Leads Biden in 5 of 6 Swing States
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Menendez Faces 16 Charges, Including Bribery
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Judge Directs Cohen to Not Talk About Trump and Case, Cohen Expected Monday
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Biden Raises Cash, Trump Campaigns From Court
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Rep. Cory Mills Files to Impeachment Biden
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U.s. Report: Israel Likely Broke Int'l Law
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Un General Assembly Grants Palestine New Rights
- STORMY DANIELS ADMITS TO PROFITING FROM TRUMP
- JUDGE DENIES MOTION FOR MISTRIAL, GAG ORDER APPEAL
- BARRON TRUMP SELECTED AS RNC FLORIDA DELEGATE
- WH: U.S. NOT ABANDONING ISRAEL, DESPITE WARNING
- SEN. SCHUMER EXPRESSES FAITH IN BIDEN'S POLICIES
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STORMY DANIELS TO FACE QUESTIONING
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BIDEN: NO U.S. WEAPONS IF ISRAEL ENTERS RAFAH
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HOUSE VOTES TO BLOCK GREENE’S EFFORT TO OUST JOHNSON
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POLICE CLEAR PROTEST CAMP, ARREST 33 AT DC CAMPUS
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USC FACULTY CENSURE PRESIDENT OVER GRADUATION
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TORNADOES RIP THROUGH CENTRAL, SOUTHEAST US, 3 DEAD
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TRUMP PAC INTRODUCES 'MAGA' TO TIKTOK
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TRUMP CHILDREN SELECTED AS RNC FLORIDA DELEGATES
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DON KING ENDORSES TRUMP FOR PRESIDENT
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RFK JR. HAD A BRAIN WORM, IS NOW RECOVERED
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Ga Appeals Court Approves Disqualification Challenge
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Israel Intensifies Ground Operations in Rafah
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Antisemitism in K-12 Schools: "There Needs to Be Consequences"
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Police Use Pepper Spray, Arrest 33 at Gwu
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Gwu Students, Eyewitnesses on Campus Arrests
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Judge Denies Trump Request for Mistrial
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Judge Suspends Trial Date in Trump Documents Case
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Idf Begins Ground Operations in Rafah
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Israel's Rafah Seizure a 'limited Operation'
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‘it Must Stop’: Biden Decries Antisemitism
In former President Donald Trump's so-called hush-money trial on Monday, Justice Juan Merchan ruled that President Trump had violated his gag order for a tenth time, and fined him $1,000. This was for comments President Trump made about the jury during the trial. The judge threatened the former president with jail time for future violations.
President Trump was in court for the third week of the trial. Jeff McConney, former controller and accounts payable supervisor at The Trump Organization, testified about the business records that are at the heart of the case.
The Israeli military ordered around 100,000 people to evacuate from eastern Rafah. The Israeli Air Force also began bombing Hamas targets in Rafah in preparation for the planned ground operation.
The Hamas terrorist group said it's agreeing to a six-week hostage and cease-fire deal. The Biden administration is reviewing Hamas' response, while Israel said the deal that Hamas agreed to is not the framework that was agreed upon with mediators.
- JUDGE SAYS TRUMP CAN TESTIFY IN 'HUSH MONEY' TRIAL
- TRUMP’S FORMER PRESS SECRETARY TAKES THE STAND
- JOB GROWTH SLOWS, 175K JOBS ADDED
- BIDEN, TRUMP CLASH OVER APRIL JOBS REPORT
- NYPD CLEARS NYU ENCAMPMENT
1.POLICE CLEAR UCLA ENCAMPMENT, ARRESTS MADE
2.90 PROTESTERS ARRESTED AT DARTMOUTH
3.BIDEN ON PROTESTS: NO ‘RIGHT TO CAUSE CHAOS’
4.TRUMP WRAPS UP DAY 10 OF NY CRIMINAL TRIAL
5.RESIDENTS IN RAFAH: NO SAFE PLACE TO GO
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NYC Mayor: Outside Forces at Play
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UCLA Cancels Classes After Overnight Violence
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Families of Hostages Protest During Blinken’s Trip
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AZ State Senate Votes to Repeal Abortion Ban
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Trump Campaigning on Day Off From NY Trial
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Trump Fined $9k for Violating Gag Order
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Trump Wraps Up Day 9 in 'hush Money' Trial
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Students Storm Historic Columbia Building
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broad House Support for Antisemitism Awareness Act
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wh Condemns Takeover of Campus Building
The president of Columbia University announced Monday that all students must vacate the anti-Israel encampment or face suspension. Tensions continued to rise across college campuses, threatening to shut down final exams and commencements.
House lawmakers began markup of the Antisemitism Awareness Act. The bill would redefine what forms of speech are punishable under federal anti-discrimination laws. It would require the Department of Education to use the definition of anti-Semitism from the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance.
The Biden administration called on the Hamas terrorist group to accept Israel's latest cease-fire proposal, which could potentially suspend a planned ground invasion of Rafah. Separately, the administration also found five Israeli security units responsible for human rights violations committed before the outbreak of the war and outside Gaza.
Texas and Louisiana sued the Biden administration for changing Title IX, which prohibits discrimination on the basis of sex. The Biden administration expanded the scope to include gender identity, which could open the door for biological men in women’s sports.
- BIDEN, TRUMP PLEDGE TO DEBATE
- PRO-PALESTINE ENCAMPMENT REMAINS AT GWU
- IDF LINED UP FOR POSSIBLE RAFAH OFFENSIVE
- U.S. ANNOUNCES NEW $6B AID PACKAGE FOR UKRAINE
- BLINKEN: CCP SUPPLYING WEAPONS TO RUSSIA
1.JUSTICES SKEPTICAL OF BLANKET IMMUNITY FOR FMR PRESIDENT
2.TRUMP CALLS DAY 7 OF NY TRIAL ‘BREATHTAKING
3.TRUMP REACTS TO SCOTUS ORAL ARGUMENTS
4.USC IMPOSES RESTRICTIONS AFTER ANTI-ISRAEL PROTEST
5.FAMILIES, FRIENDS OF HOSTAGES PROTEST IN ISRAEL
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Johnson Calls for Columbia President to Resign
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Biden Signs Foreign Aid, Tiktok Bills
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140 Illegal Immigrants Indicted for Storming Border
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Scotus Hears Idaho's Emergency Abortion Case
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California Responds to Arizona Abortion Ban
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Pecker Testimony Resumes in Trump Criminal Trial
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Pro-palestine Protesters Arrested at Nyu
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Trump: Anti-israel Protests ‘a Disgrace’
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Senate Advances $95b Foreign Aid, Tiktok Bill
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Idf Strikes Terror Targets in Lebanon
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Trump's $175m Bond Approved, With Conditions
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Trump: Opening Statements 'went Very Well'
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Israeli Military Intel Chief Resigns Over Oct. 7 Failures
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Pro-israel Counter Protest at Columbia
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biden Condemns Campus ‘antisemitic Protests’
1.FULL JURY OF 12 SEATED IN TRUMP CRIMINAL TRIAL
2.MAYORKAS BACK ON HILL AFTER FAILED IMPEACHMENT
3.POLICE CLEAR ANTI-ISRAEL ENCAMPMENT AT COLUMBIA U.
4.IDF PRESSES FORWARD IN GAZA TO DEFEAT HAMAS
5.HEZBOLLAH VIDEO: ALLEGED ATTACK ON TROOPS
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Senate Kills Mayorkas Impeachment Articles
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Johnson Under Fire for Foreign Aid Bills W/o Border
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Biden Endorses Johnson's $95b Foreign Aid Bills
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Netanyahu Meets W/ Foreign Ministers From UK, Germany
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Biden: China ‘cheating’ on Steel Prices
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Jury Questioning Resumes in Trump Criminal Trial
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Biden Touts Scranton Roots to Pitch Tax Plan
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Scotus Hears Case From Jan. 6 Defendant
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Senators to Be Sworn in as Jurors Wednesday
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Israel Vows Response to Attack From Iran
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JURY SELECTION BEGINS IN 'HUSH-MONEY' TRIAL
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TRIAL JUDGE SORTS OUT PROSECUTOR, DEFENSE REQUESTS
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WH URGES DE-ESCALATION AFTER IRAN'S ATTACK
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WHAT THE ATTACK REVEALS ABOUT IRAN'S MILITARY
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HOUSE CONSIDERS SANCTIONING IRAN OVER ATTACK
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WAPO: FBI SEARCHING SHIP THAT CRASHED INTO KEY BRIDGE
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RECORD NUMBER OF ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS FROM CHINA
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'RUST' MOVIE ARMORER SENTENCED TO 18 MONTHS
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SMITH: TRUMP TRIAL SETS VERY TROUBLING PRECEDENT
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BIDEN, TRUMP NEARLY EVEN IN NATIONWIDE POLL
Former President Donald Trump met with House Speaker Mike Johnson at Mar-a-Lago on Friday. This was their first meeting since President Trump clinched the GOP nomination. The two discussed election integrity as well as other important issues facing the country.
The House passed a revised bill to reauthorize Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, or FISA, for two years. The bill does not include a warrant requirement for the controversial spy powers.
Israel is preparing for a potential direct attack on its homeland by the Iranian regime. President Joe Biden said the attack could come "sooner than later," and warned Iran not to carry out any attack.
The Biden administration has announced another round of student loan forgiveness worth $7.4 billion. The move will impact some 277,000 borrowers and focuses on groups like public sector workers and those with low incomes.
- US-JAPAN-PHILIPPINES SUMMIT WARNS BEIJING
2.HARVARD BRINGS BACK STANDARDIZED TEST REQUIREMENT
3.IOWA TO IMPLEMENT IMMIGRATION LAW SIMILAR TO TEXAS
4.ANALYZING HOUSE ACTION ON FISA REAUTHORIZATION
5.FISA DATABASE ACCESSIBLE BY OVER 10,000: CARLSON
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3 People Injured at Philadelphia Ramadan Shooting
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Biden Boosts Ties With Japan to Counter China
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Biden May Issue Executive Order on Immigration
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Gov't Uses Fisa to Surveil Foreign Nationals
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New York: Trump Attorneys File Another Appeal
- PARENTS OF MICHIGAN SCHOOL SHOOTER SENTENCED TO JAIL
- ARIZONA COURT ISSUES NEAR-TOTAL ABORTION BAN
- JUDGE REJECTS TRUMP'S BID TO DELAY 'HUSH-MONEY' TRIAL
- STATES SUE TO STOP BIDEN'S STUDENT LOAN PLAN
- SENATE GOP STRESS IMPORTANCE OF MAYORKAS IMPEACHMENT
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MILLIONS WITNESS RARE TOTAL SOLAR ECLIPSE
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TRUMP REVEALS OFFICIAL STANCE ON ABORTION LAWS
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30 MILLION TO BENEFIT FROM NEW DEBT RELIEF PROGRAM
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BRAZIL PROBES MUSK FOR IGNORING CENSORSHIP DEMANDS
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COLORADO COUNTY TO SEIZE BUSES W/ ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS
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MAYORKAS IMPEACHMENT TRIAL SET TO BEGIN THIS WEEK
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TRUMP RAISES $50 MILLION AT WEEKEND FUNDRAISER
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BIDEN COULD FACE A PROBLEM GETTING ON OHIO BALLOT
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FLORIDA GOP NEARING 900K REGISTERED VOTER LEAD
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PANEL: TAIWAN IS A CASE STUDY FOR THE WORLD
A magnitude 4.8 earthquake hit New Jersey Friday morning, with tremors felt from New England to Washington. It was the strongest quake in New Jersey in more than 240 years. No immediate injuries were reported.
President Joe Biden has visited the site of the Baltimore bridge collapse to assess the damage. He pledged federal support and offered his condolences to the families.
New York Attorney General Letitia James has questioned former President Donald Trump's $175-million bond. Her office said President Trump must offer proof that the surety company he used to post the bond, Knight Specialty Insurance Company, has sufficient assets to pay if his appeal fails.
The Israel Defense Forces have released the findings of their investigation into an airstrike that killed seven international aid workers. The Israeli military has dismissed two officers from their positions and reprimanded three commanders over the incident.
1.BIDEN WARNS NETANYAHU OF U.S. POLICY CHANGES
2.IDF: AIRSTRIKES ON TERROR TARGETS IN GAZA STRIP
3.YELLEN TO URGE CHINA TO CHANGE TRADE MODEL
4.JUDGE DENIES TRUMP'S MOTION TO DISMISS RICO CASE
5.JUDGE: DHS MUST HOUSE ILLEGAL IMMIGRANT CHILDREN
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7.4 Magnitude Earthquake Hits Taiwan
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New Details: Airstrike on Humanitarian Aid Convoy
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Biden Approved 100+ Weapons Sales to Israel
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Biden, Sanders Target Trump on Health Care
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Judge Rejects Trump Request to Delay Hush-Money Trial
- HUMANITARIAN AID CONVOY IN GAZA STRIP DESTROYED
- BIDEN-XI CALL: TAIWAN, HACKING, US ELECTION
- FINLAND: 12-YEAR-OLD SCHOOL SHOOTER INJURES 3 KIDS
- WH ACCUSES TRUMP OF 'DANGEROUS RHETORIC'
- TRUMP POSTS $175M BOND IN FRAUD CASE
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ISRAEL ACCUSED OF AIRSTRIKE ON IRAN'S CONSULATE IN SYRIA
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IDF RELEASES VIDEO OF WEAPONS FOUND IN AL-SHIFA
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CONGRESS RECONVENES APRIL 9
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MOST BIDEN MIGRANT FLIGHTS LAND IN FLORIDA: REPORT
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BRIDGE CLEANUP, SALVAGE OPERATIONS CONTINUE
1.SPEAKER JOHNSON MEETS GOV. ABBOTT FOR BORDER TALKS
2.U.S. JOURNALIST IN RUSSIAN JAIL FOR 1 YR. NOW
3.4,000 TONS OF DEBRIS HANG FROM CONTAINER SHIP
- WALLER: BALTIMORE BRIDGE COLLAPSE COSTS LIVELIHOODS
5.FORMER TRUMP LAWYER JOHN EASTMAN FACES DISBARMENT
1.BIDEN AND TRUMP IN NYC
2.TRUMP LAWYER ARGUES FREE SPEECH TO DISMISS GEORGIA CASE
3.ETHICS HEARING FOR FMR TRUMP OFFICIAL ENTERS DAY 3
4.BALTIMORE BRIDGE COLLAPSE: FOCUS SHIFTS TO REOPENING
5.SAM BANKMAN-FRIED SENTENCED TO 25 YEARS
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6 Presumed Dead, Recovery Mission Begins
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Gov't Working to Reopen Port, Rebuild Bridge
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Former Sen. Joe Lieberman Dies at Age 82
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Hunter Biden Asks Court to Dismiss Tax Case
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TX Still Not Allowed to Arrest Illegal Immigrants
- RESCUE, PROBE UNDERWAY AFTER BRIDGE COLLAPSES
- SUPREME COURT HEARS ABORTION PILL ARGUMENTS
- NY JUDGE SLAPS GAG ORDER ON TRUMP
- NICOLE SHANAHAN IS RFK JR’S RUNNING MATE
- ISRAELI RESIDENTS FRUSTRATED OVER U.N. RESOLUTION
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COURT DELAYS, CUTS TRUMP'S NY FRAUD BOND TO $174M
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HOW DOES APPEALS COURT RULING IMPACT TRUMP?
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UNHAPPY JUDGE DENIES TRUMP BID TO DELAY NY TRIAL
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U.S. ABSTAINS IN U.N. VOTE ON GAZA CEASE-FIRE
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THE BATTLE IN THE GAZA STRIP RAGES ON
1.BOND UPDATE: TRUMP SAYS HE HAS $500 MILLION CASH
2.GEORGIA DA FANI WILLIS FACING POTENTIAL OUSTER?
3.BLINKEN IN ISRAEL FOR CRITICAL TALKS ON GAZA WAR
4.U.S. CEASEFIRE-HOSTAGE PLAN VETOED BY CHINA, RUSSIA
5.COOPER: US-ISRAELI RELATIONS AT A LOW POINT
1.NY AG PREPARED TO IMMEDIATELY SEIZE TRUMP ASSETS
2.BIDEN WIDENS CASH LEAD OVER TRUMP IN CAMPAIGN
3.SENATE GOP 2ND ATTEMPT TO PASS LAKEN RILEY ACT
4.IDF TARGETS TERRORISTS AT AL-SHIFA HOSPITAL
5.BLINKEN MEETS ARAB FOREIGN MINISTERS IN EGYPT
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Texas Border Law Blocked Again in Legal Whiplash
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2 More Mississippi Officers Sentenced for Torture
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AG James Urges Court to Make Trump Pay Full Bond
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House Hearing: Did Biden Abuse Public Office?
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Biden Touts Chip Funding, Targets Trump in AZ
- TX CAN ARREST, DEPORT ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS FOR NOW
- TRUMP ARGUES PRESIDENTIAL IMMUNITY IN BRIEF TO SCOTUS
- JUDGE MAKES UNUSUAL MOVE IN CLASSIFIED DOCS CASE
- BIDEN COURTS LATINO VOTERS IN NEVADA, ARIZONA
- IDF: 300+ SUSPECTS DETAINED IN GAZA'S SHIFA HOSPITAL
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SCOTUS HEARS ARGUMENTS IN BIDEN ADMIN. CENSORSHIP CASE
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TRUMP UNABLE TO GET BOND FOR CIVIL FRAUD CASE: LAWYERS
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TRUMP SEEKS TO APPEAL GEORGIA RULING ON DA WILLIS
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BIDEN, BIBI SPEAK FOR THE 1ST TIME IN A MONTH
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PUTIN WINS ELECTION IN LANDSLIDE, PROTESTERS SLAM RESULTS
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GANG VIOLENCE ESCALATES IN HAITI'S CAPITAL
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NY POST: ILLEGAL BORDER CROSSER ADMITS HE'S A TERRORIST
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LAWMAKERS WORKING TO AVOID GOV'T SHUTDOWN
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TRUMP'S 'BLOODBATH' COMMENT MAKES HEADLINES
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APPEAL DENIED FROM OFFICIAL BARRED FOR J6 PARTICIPATION
- NATHAN WADE RESIGNS FOLLOWING JUDGE'S RULING
- TRUMP 'HUSH MONEY' TRIAL DELAYED UNTIL APRIL
- BIDEN: SCHUMER ‘MADE A GOOD SPEECH’ ON ISRAEL
- FAMILIES AWAIT NEWS ON GAZA HOSTAGE SITUATION
- RUSSIANS VOTE IN ELECTION THAT PUTIN IS CERTAIN TO WIN
1.SEN. SCHUMER CALLS FOR NEW ELECTION IN ISRAEL
2.JUDGE DENIES ONE OF TRUMP'S MOTIONS TO DISMISS Classified Documents CASE
3.WH Planning to House Haitian Immigrants at Guantanamo Bay As Some Fear Mass Exodus
4.ISRAELIS PLEAD FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE OF HOSTAGES
5.U.S. VS. CHINA: THE PACIFIC ISLANDS
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TikTok Bill Passes House in Bipartisan Vote
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Georgia Judge Dismisses 3 Charges Against Trump
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Hunter Biden Declines to Testify in Public Hearing
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Trump, Biden Clinch Nominations, Head for Re-match
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Putin: Russia Ready to Use Nuclear Weapons
Special counsel Robert Hur testified in Congress on Tuesday over his report on President Joe Biden's mishandling of classified documents. Mr. Hur stood by his conclusion that President Biden shouldn't face criminal charges because of his cognitive decline.
Rep. Ken Buck (R-Colo.) has announced that he will resign from Congress at the end of next week. He pointed to chaos on Capitol Hill, and said he wants to work in a different capacity. This further shrinks the Republican majority in the lower chamber, such that they can now afford to lose only two votes on any bill.
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SENATE ADVANCES $460B SPENDING, DEADLINE IS MIDNIGHT
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WEB TITLE: HOUSE GOP CRITICIZES POLITICAL STATE OF THE UNION ADDRESS
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BIDEN STUMPS IN BATTLEGROUND STATES AFTER ADDRESS
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TRUMP APPEALS DEFAMATION CASE, POSTS NEARLY $92M BOND
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RNC ELECTS MICHAEL WHATLEY, LARA TRUMP AS CO-CHAIRS
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LAKEN RILEY MURDER SUSPECT A GANG MEMBER: RPT
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RESIDENTS AWAIT HUMANITARIAN AID IN GAZA
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UNITED AIRLINES 737 ROLLS OFF HOUSTON RUNWAY
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FAMILIES PROTEST 10 YEARS AFTER FLIGHT MH370 VANISHED
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HONG KONG PREPARES NEW NATIONAL SECURITY LAW
1.XCEL ENERGY SAYS ITS FACILITIES LIKELY STARTED TEXAS FIRE
2.HOUSE COMMITTEE APPROVES BILL ADDRESSING TIKTOK
3.FIVE MONTHS OF WAR IN THE GAZA STRIP
4.SWEDEN OFFICIALLY JOINS NATO
5.COURT FILING: JACK SMITH PREPARING FOR AN APPEAL?
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Trump, Biden Appeal to Voters as Haley Quits
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Georgia Attorney Testifies to State Senate Panel
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House Passes First 6 Bills to Avoid Shutdown
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2 Sailors Killed by Houthi Missile in Red Sea
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Humanitarian Aid Situation 'Desperate' in Gaza
- THE TRUMP TRIALS or SUPREME COURT
- FORMER TRUMP CFO ALLEN WEISSELBERG PLEADS GUILTY
- COURT ALLOWS TX TO ARREST, DEPORT ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS
- PENTAGON LEAKER TEIXEIRA AGREES TO 16-YEAR SENTENCE
- IDF RELEASES VIDEO OF STRIKES ON HAMAS TERRORISTS
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Key Takeaways: Trump Team's Case Against Fani Willis
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Florida: No Ruling Today on Trump Trial Date
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Transcript of James Biden's Testimony Released
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Palestinians Attend Friday Prayers in Jerusalem
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Alexei Navalny Laid to Rest at Moscow Cemetery
1.TRUMP, BIDEN HOLD DUELING EVENTS AT SOUTHERN BORDER
2.TRUMP APPEALS ILLINOIS BALLOT REMOVAL ORDER
3.FRIDAY HEARING SCHEDULED IN CLASSIFIED DOCS CASE
4.CLOSING ARGUMENTS: GEORGIA DISQUALIFICATION CLAIM
5.‘TOO VAGUE’: NEW TRUMP FILING TO DISMISS DOCS CASE
- MCCONNELL TO STEP DOWN AS SENATE GOP LEADER IN NOV
- SUPREME COURT TAKES UP TRUMP IMMUNITY CASE
- JUDGE REJECTS TRUMP REQUEST TO PAUSE FRAUD PENALTY
- CONGRESSIONAL LEADERS REACH DEAL ON FUNDING BILLS
- TEXAS WILDFIRE SURGES, FORCES EVACUATIONS
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4 Appropriations Bills Due Friday, March 1
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Michigan Voters Head to Polls for Primaries
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House GOP Chairs Subpoena Biden Recordings
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Trump Seeks to Block Testimony From Cohen, Daniels
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Biden Gives Update on Ceasefire Talks
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SCOTUS HEARS CASES ON SOCIAL MEDIA REGULATION
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BIDEN, TRUMP TO VISIT BORDER TOWNS THURSDAY
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TRUMP APPEALS NEW YORK CIVIL FRAUD CASE RULING
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TRUMP LAWYERS WANT DA WILLIS TO TESTIFY AGAIN
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BIG FOUR MEETING TO DISCUSS UKRAINE AID
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DC: AIRMAN FROM TEXAS DIES AFTER SETTING HIMSELF ON FIRE
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IDF SUBMITS PLAN TO EVACUATE CIVILIANS FROM RAFAH
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HUNGARY APPROVES SWEDEN TO JOIN NATO
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DEM OPERATIVE ADMITS TO FAKE BIDEN ROBO CALL
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EX-FBI INFORMANT CHARGED OVER BIDEN CLAIMS IN COURT
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Alabama Lawmakers Introduce Bill to Preserve Ivf
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Cell Phone Records Counter Prosecutor's Testimony
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Netanyahu Unveils Blueprint for Post-war Gaza
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Sen. Chuck Schumer Visits Ukraine
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Ukraine Bombarded by Russian Attack Drones
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BIDEN-POTENTIAL-BORDER-ORDER
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IMMIGRATION-ROUNDUP-FEB22
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ARLEEN-LEGAL-LIVE-INTRO
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AZ-PROSECUTOR-REFUSES-TO-EXTRADITE-NYC-MURDERER
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HANZI-NOT-USING-COLLEGE-DEGREE
- JAMES BIDEN TESTIFIES IN IMPEACHMENT INQUIRY
- BIDEN CANCELS $1.2B IN STUDENT DEBT, CAMPAIGNS IN CA
- BOEING 737 MAX PROGRAM HEAD OUT AMID SAFETY CONCERNS
- ADMIN. WEIGHS TOUGHER ASYLUM PROCESS: REPORT
- TRUMP MUST ADD $87K IN DAILY INTEREST TO FRAUD FINE
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SCOTUS Declines School Admissions Case
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Biden in California, Revs Up Fundraising Against Trump
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IDF Releases Security Footage of Hostage Family
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Navalny's Mother Pleads for Return of Son's Body
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Moscow Court Rejects WSJ's Gershkovich Appeal
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BIDEN CAMPAIGN TARGETS TRUMP USING NEW SURVEY
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WORLD REACTS TO ALEXEI NAVALNY'S DEATH
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SEN. VANCE EXPLAINS OPPOSITION TO UKRAINE AID
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2 OFFICERS, 1 MEDIC KILLED IN SHOOTING
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ATMOSPHERIC RIVER BRINGS HEAVY RAIN TO CALIFORNIA
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JAMES BIDEN TO TESTIFY TO LAWMAKERS THIS WEEK
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TRUMP CONDEMNS NEW YORK JUDGE’S ‘LAWLESS’ RULING
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MILLER: NY RULING DAMAGING FOR TRUMP ON MANY FRONTS
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IDF RELEASES FINDINGS OF HOSPITAL RAID
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EU INVESTIGATES TIKTOK OVER ADDICTIVE DESIGN
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Key Highlights From Fani Willis Testimony Day 2
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2 Teens Charged in Kansas City Parade Shooting
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Navalny Death Stirs Debate in 2024 Campaigns
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Trump Gives Speech After $355m Penalty in NY
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Fmr FBI Source Charged With Lying About Biden
1.FANI WILLIS, PROSECUTOR TESTIFY IN MISCONDUCT HEARING
2.EPSTEIN VICTIMS SUE FBI, ALLEGE 2 DECADE COVER-UP
3.ISRAEL DEFENSE FORCES RAID GAZA HOSPITAL
4.IDF STRIKES SEVERAL HEZBOLLAH TARGETS IN LEBANON
5.WH: RUSSIA PURSUING ‘ANTI-SATELLITE’ WEAPON
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1 Dead, More Shot at Super Bowl Parade in Kansas City
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Israel Releases Footage of Hostage Rescue Operation
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Intel Chair Warns of National Security Threat
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Secretary Austin Vows to Support Ukraine
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Ukraine Says Russian Landing Ship Destroyed
- 22 REPUBLICANS VOTE FOR FOREIGN AID BILL
- POWERFUL WINTER STORM BLANKETS NORTHEAST
- HOUSE GOP SEEKS BIDEN INTERVIEW TRANSCRIPT
- BILL TO PROTECT STATES DEFENDING BORDER
- SOON: GOP TAKES 2ND VOTE TO IMPEACH MAYORKAS
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SHOOTER IDENTIFIED IN TEXAS MEGACHURCH SHOOTING
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BIDEN: U.S. PUSHING FOR SIX-WEEK PAUSE IN GAZA
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ISRAELI FORCES CONDUCT HOSTAGE RESCUE OPERATION
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NATO MEMBERS SLAM TRUMP CAMPAIGN COMMENTS
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TRUMP AT SECURE HEARING ON CLASSIFIED DOCS
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NYC BRACING FOR A 2-YEAR RECORD SNOWFALL
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BIDEN JOINS TIKTOK, DESPITE SECURITY CONCERNS
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BIDEN AIRS SUPER BOWL 'SHRINKFLATION' VIDEO
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VANCE: 'IMPEACHMENT TIME BOMB' BURIED IN BILL
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TRUMP DRAWS IRE WITH REMARKS ABOUT NATO MEMBERS
- WH FIGHTS BACK AMID BIDEN MEMORY CONCERNS
- SENATE FACES SLOW PROCESS ON $95B FOREIGN AID
- TIMES SQUARE SHOOTING SUSPECT CAUGHT BY NYPD
- ISRAEL MAKES PLANS TO EVACUATE CIVILIANS FROM RAFAH
- CA: OFFICIALS ID MARINES KILLED IN HELICOPTER CRASH
1.SCOTUS HEARS ORAL ARGUMENTS IN BALLOT CASE
2.‘VERY STRONG’ ARGUMENTS BY TEAM BEFORE SCOTUS
3.NAVARRO ORDERED TO PRISON
4.BIDEN WON'T BE CHARGED OVER CLASSIFIED DOCS
5.BIDEN: WE’RE IN A POSITION TO WIN IN 2024
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Border Deal Killed in Senate Vote
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Helicopter Found, 5 Marines Still Missing
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U.S. Strike Kills Kata’ib Hezbollah Senior Leader
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IDF: Tunnel Discovered Used to Hold Hostages
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Trump Makes NY Ballot, Democrats File Objection
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HOW WILL IMMUNITY RULING IMPACT TRUMP'S DEFENSE?
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BIDEN BLAMES TRUMP FOR SINKING BORDER BILL
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OXFORD HIGH SCHOOL SHOOTER'S MOTHER FOUND GUILTY
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RECORD-BREAKING RAIN CONTINUES ACROSS SOCAL
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1/5 OF REMAINING HOSTAGES ARE DEAD: REPORT
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HOUSE VOTES ON MAYORKAS IMPEACHMENT
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NIKKI HALEY REQUESTS SECRET SERVICE PROTECTION
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HEARING ON POTENTIAL AI-POWERED GOV'T CENSORSHIP
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FAA CHIEF TESTIFIES ON RECENT ACCIDENTS
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CA GOV. SENDS 120 MORE OFFICERS TO OAKLAND
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Critics Line Up to Kill $118b Border Deal
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Close-quarters Combat in the Gaza Strip
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Storm Brings Rain, Floods, Mudslides to California
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Trump Surging Ahead of Biden: New NBC Poll
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Biden Seeks Union Votes in Nevada Before Primary
- GEORGIA DA ADMITS TO AFFAIR WITH SPECIAL PROSECUTOR
- CLOSING ARGUMENTS CONCLUDE FOR MOTHER OF SCHOOL SHOOTER
- BODYCAM FOOTAGE RELEASED OF TERRORISTS IN GAZA
- CRITICS: BORDER BILL VOTE NEXT WEDNESDAY TOO FAST
- TRUCKERS TO HOLD 3 BORDER RALLIES SATURDAY
1.AUSTIN APOLOGIZES FOR HIDING HOSPITALIZATION
2.BIDEN SANCTIONS ISRAELI SETTLERS IN WEST BANK
3.ISRAEL'S 55TH BRIGADE BATTLES IN SOUTHERN GAZA
4.UNRWA COULD SHUT DOWN IN FEBRUARY
5.FLORIDA TO SEND 1K NATIONAL GUARDSMEN TO TEXAS BORDER
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Sens. Blast Tech CEO's Over Child Exploitation
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WH Names Iranian Proxy Groups in Drone Attack
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IDF Battles Terrorists Throughout Gaza Strip
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Fed Holds Interest Rates 4th Time in a Row
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Mayorkas Must Stop Drugs Coming in: Johnson
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GOP Marches Towards Impeaching Dhs' Mayorkas
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'I've Done All I Can Do': President Biden on Ongoing Immigration Crisis
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Biden Responds to Questions on Jordan Attack
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Israeli Forces in Disguise Raid Hospital
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Illinois to Keep Trump on Ballot
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GOP RELEASES IMPEACHMENT ARTICLES ON MAYORKAS
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STATE FORCES SAVE MIGRANT GIRL IN RIVER: RPT
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WH ‘NOT LOOKING FOR WAR’ AFTER TROOPS KILLED
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DEFENSE SECRETARY AUSTIN RETURNS TO PENTAGON
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ISRAEL RELEASES INTELLIGENCE REPORT ON U.N. AGENCY
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MAN WHO LEAKED TRUMP TAX FILES GETS 5 YEARS IN JAIL
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HALEY HOPES SHE CAN MAKE IT TO SUPER TUESDAY
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ALEX MURDAUGH APPEALS ON GROUNDS OF JURY TAMPERING
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WALKER: CHINA PAYMENTS DELAYED UNTIL VP BIDEN LEFT OFFICE
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CONCERNS OVER CCP MEMBERS OWNING U.S. FARMLAND
- TRUMP WALKS OUT DURING CARROLL'S CLOSING ARGUMENT
- DEMONSTRATORS WAIT OUTSIDE WORLD COURT
- US STALLS LNG EXPORT, CITING CLIMATE CHANGE
- ALABAMA COMPLETES FIRST NITROGEN GAS EXECUTION
- TX IGNORING FRIDAY DEADLINE TO VACATE BORDER
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GOP SENATORS: MCCONNELL CHANGED TONE ON BORDER DEAL
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POKEMON PROBES PALWORLD OVER POSSIBLE PLAGIARISM
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ABBOTT SUCCESSFUL IN EXERTING POLITICAL PRESSURE: MILLER
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MILLER: THE VOTES COME DOWN TO BARRETT AND ROBERTS
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WHY DID SCOTUS RULE AGAINST TEXAS ON BORDER?
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Supreme Court Allows New Death Penalty Method
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Ohio Senate Overrides Veto on Transgender Bill
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Trump Wins Nh Primary as Haley Stays in Race
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Russia: Plane Shot Down, Killing 65 Ukraine Pow
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Hungary Pm Supports Sweden's Bid to Join Nato
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Trump, Haley Face Off as NH Voters Head to Polls
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New Hampshire Voters Speak Their Mind
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Israel's Deadliest Day in Gaza: 24 Troops Killed
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Federal Gov't Spent $11b on Immigrants and Refugees in 2023: Watchdog
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Hunter Biden Associates to Testify Behind Closed Doors
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FORMER TRUMP RIVALS TO RALLY WITH HIM IN NH
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NEW HAMPSHIRE VOTERS: DOES HALEY HAVE A CHANCE?
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BIDEN, HARRIS PUSH FOR ABORTION PROTECTIONS
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NH INVESTIGATING AI ROBOCALL IMPERSONATING BIDEN
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UN Agency Seeks $2.7 Billion Aid for Migrants Displaced by 'Climate Change'
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WEEKLONG STRIKE AT CAL STATE UNIVERSITY
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YOUNGEST SON OF MLK JR, DEXTER KING DIES AT 62
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WHO WILL DESANTIS SUPPORTERS VOTE FOR?
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DOCTOR IN GAZA: 'NO SPACE' IN HOSPITAL
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TWO MISSING NAVY SEALS DECLARED DEAD
1.TIM SCOTT TO ENDORSE TRUMP
2.TRUMP SEEKS TO AVOID ‘CHAOS, BEDLAM’: COURT FILING
3.BIDEN CANCELS $5B MORE IN STUDENT DEBT
4.CRITICS: DEBT CANCELLATION ADDS TO INFLATION
5.ANNUAL MARCH FOR LIFE IN DC
- DOJ REPORT: 'FAILURES' IN UVALDE RESPONSE
- CONGRESS RUSHES TO EXTEND FUNDS BEFORE STORM
- TX IGNORES DHS ORDER TO EVACUATE PARK: REPORT
- AFTER CAUCUSES, MORE AMERICANS FAVOR TRUMP: POLL
- HUNTER BIDEN TO GIVE CLOSED-DOOR DEPOSITION FEB. 28
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NH Race Expected to Be Tighter Than Iowa’s
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Maine Judge Suspends Trump Ballot Decision
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Judge Threatens to Kick Trump Out of Courtroom
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WH, Congress Talk Border, Foreign Aid
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House Investigates Biden Border Policy Amid Admin. Request for More Funding
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Trump Stumps in Nh After Ny Court Appearance
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Reactions to Trump's Landslide Iowa Victory
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NY Court Upholds Trump Gag Order in Fraud Trial
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Snow Shuts Down Dc Schools, Federal Offices
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Arctic Cold Causes Outages, Closures
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IOWA CAUCUSES START AS TRUMP LEADS IN POLLS
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IOWA CAUCUS DAY ARRIVES: VOTERS REFLECT ON CANDIDATES
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GOP SENS. PREDICT TRUMP WIN BY LARGE MARGIN IN IOWA
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AUSTIN RELEASED FROM HOSPITAL AFTER TREATMENT
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COUPLE VISITS HOME 100 DAYS AFTER HAMAS ATTACK
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HOUTHIS STRIKE U.S. CARGO SHIP FOR FIRST TIME
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100 DAYS SINCE ISRAEL-HAMAS WAR BEGAN
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WINTER STORM LEAVES AT LEAST 4 DEAD, GROUNDS FLIGHTS
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TEXAS NOT TAKING BLAME FOR DROWNING OF 3 IMMIGRANTS
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IMF: SOCIAL SAFETY NETS NEEDED WHEN AI COMES
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DOJ Seeks Death Penalty for Buffalo Shooter
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Houthis Vow Revenge for U.S., UK Strikes
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Israel Denies Genocide Allegations at UN Court
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Some House Democrats Criticize Biden's Handling of Border Crisis
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Snow Derails Final Campaign Push in Iowa
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2.FAMILY MEMBERS OF HOSTAGES SCREAM NEAR GAZA BORDER
3.HOW IS CHINA TRYING TO INTERFERE IN TAIWAN ELECTION?
4.MUSICIAN 'JELLY ROLL' TESTIFIES ON FENTANYL CRISIS
- ILLEGAL IMMIGRATION STRAINS SOCIAL SERVICES: EXPERTS
- HUNTER BIDEN AT CONTEMPT RESOLUTION MEETING
- JUDGE: TRUMP CAN'T GIVE CLOSING STATEMENT IN NY CIVIL CASE
- CHRIS CHRISTIE DROPS OUT OF 2024 RACE
- LAST BATCH OF EPSTEIN FILES REVEAL SEX PAYMENT
- 1 DEAD AFTER AVALANCHE HITS CALIF. SKI RESORT
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Trump Appears in Court for Immunity Arguments
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Fulton County Da Accused of 'Improper' Relationship
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Sen. Menendez Dismisses Bribery Charges
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Heavy Snow and Tornadoes Slam Central, Southeast U.S.
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Snowstorm Derails Gop Campaign Events in Iowa
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TRUMP MOVES TO DISMISS ELECTION CASE IN GA
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FAUCI FACES HOURS OF QUESTIONING ON COVID-19
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MAYORKAS AT BORDER BEFORE IMPEACHMENT HEARING
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27-MONTH PRISON SENTENCE FOR U.S. SAILOR
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AUSTIN'S JOB SECURE DESPITE DELAY IN REPORTING ABSENCE
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ISRAEL-HAMAS WAR REACHES THREE-MONTH MARK
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PRO-PALESTINIAN PROTESTERS BLOCK NYC TRAFFIC
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DOOR BLOWS OFF, 737 MAX 9 AIRCRAFT GROUNDED
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BOEING UNDER SCRUTINY AFTER MIDAIR DOOR BLOWOUT
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'HIGHLY IMPACTFUL' WINTER STORM
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SCOTUS to Decide on Trump's Colorado Ballot Ban
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Stefanik Withdraws Support of Gop Candidate
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Biden Slams Trump Over J6
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New Market Emerges on Gaza Street
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3rd Batch of Epstein Documents Unsealed
- 1 DEAD, 5 INJURED IN IOWA HIGH SCHOOL SHOOTING
2.IRANIAN PRESIDENT BLAMED ISRAEL AFTER ATTACKS
3.ILLINOIS VOTERS SEEK TO TAKE TRUMP OFF BALLOT
4.NH VOTERS TO ‘CORRECT’ IOWA CAUCUS VOTES: HALEY
5.NYC TO SUE BUSES BRINGING ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS
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AIRSTRIKE IN LEBANON SUBURB: REACTIONS MIXED
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RUSSIA, UKRAINE EXCHANGE PRISONERS OF WAR
3.60+ REPUBLICANS AT BORDER TO HIGHLIGHT CRISIS
4.OPEN BORDER THREATENS EVERY AMERICAN: REP.
5.OPEN BORDER THREATENS EVERY AMERICAN: REP.
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Israel Facing International Pressure Over War
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Harvard President Resigns After Comments
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Trump Appeals Maine Ballot Disqualification
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Steve Scalise Endorses Trump in 2024 Election
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Sen. Menendez Accused of Accepting Gifts From Qatar
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EARTHQUAKES PROMPT TSUNAMI WARNINGS IN JAPAN
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HAMAS RELEASES TERRORIST VIDEO ON NEW YEAR'S DAY
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ISRAELI SUPREME COURT STRIKES DOWN JUDICIAL OVERHAUL LAW
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BIDEN BRIEFED AFTER U.S. SINKS HOUTHI BOATS
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NEW YEAR, SAME BOTTLENECKS ON CAPITOL HILL
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MAINE SECRETARY OF STATE BECOMES SWATTING TARGET
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SCOTUS CHIEF JUSTICE WARNS OF AI IN YEAR-END REPORT
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NAMES OF EPSTEIN ASSOCIATES SET TO BE UNSEALED
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NEW YEAR CELEBRATIONS AROUND THE WORLD
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AMERICANS SHARE NEW YEAR'S RESOLUTIONS
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Maine is 2nd State to Kick Trump Off Ballot
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Hamas Video: Firing Explosives at Israeli Troops
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Russia Launches Massive Airstrike on Ukraine
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Chinese Nationals Flood Into U.s. At Record Pace
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Maine Sec. Of State Removes Trump From Ballot
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TRUMP TO STAY ON COLORADO BALLOT FOR PRIMARIES
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HALEY: BIDEN SENDS DEMOCRAT PLANTS TO MY EVENTS
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BOEBERT SWITCHES CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
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HOSTAGE CRISIS CONTINUES: ISRAEL-HAMAS WAR
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U.S. ANNOUNCES NEW WEAPONS PACKAGE FOR UKRAINE
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U.S. AND MEXICO TO WORK CLOSER TOGETHER ON BORDER
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KIM JONG UN ORDERS WAR PREP TO ACCELERATE
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IDAHO MURDER HOUSE DEMOLISHED AGAINST FAMILY WISHES
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GYPSY ROSE BLANCHARD RELEASED FROM PRISON
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GM SUES SAN FRANCISCO, SEEKS $121 MILLION
- DOJ ASKS DC COURT TO LIMIT TRUMP'S DEFENSE
- CALIF. RESPONDS TO EFFORTS TO BLOCK TRUMP
- BLINKEN, MAYORKAS IN MEXICO ADDRESSING BORDER CRISIS
- FIRMS TO RESUME SHIPPING OR ABANDON RED SEA
- PRO-PALESTINIAN PROTESTERS BLOCK TRAFFIC TO JFK AIRPORT
-
IDF Keeping a Close Eye on Hamas Terrorists
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Yemen's Houthis Admit to Attacks on Israel, Red Sea
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U.S. Strikes Back at Iran-backed Groups in Iraq
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Ukraine Says It Damaged Russian Black Sea Warship
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Blizzard, Winter Storm Warnings Across U.S.
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BATTLE ON CHRISTMAS DAY: IDF AND HAMAS TERRORISTS
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RUSSIA: KREMLIN CRITIC NAVALNY 'FOUND' IN SIBERIA
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MIGRANT CARAVAN EMBARKS ON JOURNEY TO U.S.
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CONGRESSIONAL RECAP: 2023 HITS AND MISSES
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PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN TRAIL: DEFINING MOMENTS
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BLIZZARD HITS CENTRAL PLAINS, DISRUPTING TRAVEL
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CHRISTMAS CHEER AT DC'S DOWNTOWN HOLIDAY MARKET
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RETAILERS CHANGE RETURN POLICIES FOR THE HOLIDAYS
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STUDY REVEALS TRICK FOR BEST CUP OF COFFEE
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2023 YEAR IN REVIEW: TOP STORIES
- U.N. APPROVES GAZA AID; US, RUSSIA ABSTAIN
- ISRAEL DEFENSE FORCES FIGHT TERRORISTS AT CLOSE RANGE
- SCOTUS REJECTS SMITH’S FAST RULING REQUEST
- TRUMP HEADING FOR A CAMPAIGN BLITZ IN IOWA
- DEC. TO SEE MOST ILLEGAL ENTRIES EVER: REPORT
A gunman opened fire at a university in Prague on Dec. 21, killing at least 14 people and wounding dozens more. The suspect is believed to have taken his own life.
Hamas launched another round of long-range rockets against Tel Aviv, and Israel's Iron Dome intercepted most of them. Israel said they've killed 8,000 terrorists in the war so far.
America's top military official met virtually with his Chinese counterpart, after more than a year of silence. Reports say the Chinese regime leader had a private conversation with President Joe Biden about China's plans to take over Taiwan.
Former Trump attorney Rudy Giuliani filed for bankruptcy in federal court. His team said he's unable to pay the $148 million in damages ordered in the recent defamation lawsuit.
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- AG subpoenaed over alleged surveillance
- U.S. frees Maduro ally for 10 jailed Americans
- Hamas video: alleged attacks on Israeli troops
- Houthis vow to retaliate if U.S. targets Yemen
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IDF Keeps Pressure on Hamas Terrorists
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Voters Critical of Biden's Approach to Israel
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Most Ever Single-day Illegal Entries as Case Backlog Hits 3m for 1st Time
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Nikki Haley Closes the Gap With Trump in NH
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Young Conservatives Attend AMERICANAFEST 2023
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WH TOUTS ECONOMY AS BIDEN RATING HITS NEW LOW
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TRUMP LAWYERS SEEK TO TOSS GA ELECTION CHARGES
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Trump Sounds Alarm on Illegal Immigration as Nevada Supporters Cheer His Policies
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DEAL ON BORDER, UKRAINE AID ON THIN ICE
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SEC. AUSTIN VISITS ISRAEL, REAFFIRMS U.S. SUPPORT
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BP JOINS FIRMS PAUSING RED SEA SHIPMENTS
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HARVARD'S EARLY ADMISSION APPLICATIONS DROP BY 17% AMID CONTROVERSY
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ACTOR JONATHAN MAJORS FOUND GUILTY OF ASSAULT
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FAMILY VLOGGER PLEADS GUILTY IN CHILD ABUSE CASE
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HAWAII TO CONVERT VACATION RENTALS TO HOUSING
- SULLIVAN MEETS PALESTINIAN LEADER IN WEST BANK
- UKRAINIAN POLITICIAN DETONATES GRENADES
- NEGOTIATIONS CONTINUE OVER UKRAINE AND BORDER DEAL
- GIULIANI ORDERED TO PAY $148 MILLION FOR DEFAMATION
- REP. FILES COMPLIANT AGAINST JUDGE IN J6 CASE
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House Passes Biden Impeachment Inquiry
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WH Clarifies Biden's Comments on Israel Support
-
Hamas Video Shows Attacking IDF Troops
-
SCOTUS to Take Up January 6th Defendant's Appeal
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Republican Candidates Ramp Up Attacks on Trump
-
Biden Meets Zelenskyy as Congress Stalls Aid
-
Johnson: Impeachment Inquiry a 'legal' Step
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Gov. Sununu Expected to Endorse Nikki Haley
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NY Ordered to Redraw Congressional Districts
-
Hamas Strongholds Located in Residential Areas
-
SCOTUS ASKED TO RULE ON TRUMP IMMUNITY
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TRUMP LEAD STRENGTHENS TO OVER 50% IN IOWA
-
NH MAN CHARGED W/ THREATENING GOP CANDIDATE
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RUDY GIULIANI IN COURT FOR DEFAMATION TRIAL
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HOUSE LIKELY TO AUTHORIZE IMPEACHMENT INQUIRY
-
AIR FORCE DISCIPLINES 15 OVER CLASSIFIED DOC LEAK
-
HARVARD FACULTY SUPPORT THEIR PRESIDENT AMID BACKLASH
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MILEI INAUGURATED AMID EXTREME INFLATION
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ARGENTINA GOING FROM POPULIST TO POPULAR LEADER: SABSAY
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CCP'S ABUSES HIGHLIGHTED ON HUMAN RIGHTS DAY
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BIDEN TOUTS JOBS NUMBERS AMID BLEAK POLLING
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WOULD NEED SIGN FROM GOD: TUCKER ON 2024 RACE
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DC APPEALS COURT UPHOLDS TRUMP GAG ORDER
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HUNTER BIDEN INVOLVED IN 4-YEAR SCHEME: INDICTMENT
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MICHIGAN SCHOOL SHOOTER RECEIVES LIFE IN PRISON
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SCOTUS CONSIDERS PAUSING ILLINOIS GUN BAN
-
IDF battles Hamas in Close-Quarters Combat
-
IVY LEAGUE SCHOOLS FACE BACKLASH OVER ANTISEMITISM
-
TRILLIONS AT STAKE IN SUPREME COURT TAX CASE
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'SANCTUARY CITY' ADS TARGET IMMIGRANTS
- UNLV SHOOTER WAS A COLLEGE PROFESSOR: SOURCE
- TRUMP BACK IN COURT FOR NEW YORK FRAUD TRIAL
- GOP USES UKRAINE AS LEVERAGE TO SECURE BORDER
- RECORD FOR MOST SINGLE-DAY BORDER CROSSINGS: REPORT
- GOP HOUSE FILES IMPEACHMENT RESOLUTION
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Suspect in Unlv Shooting is Dead: Police
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Mccarthy to Resign From House at the End of the Month
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IDF: Stockpile of Weapons Found Near School
-
Wisconsin Trump Electors Recognize Biden Win
-
Biden: I'm Not Only Dem Who Could Beat Trump
-
Tuberville Lifts Hold on Military Nominees
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Rep. Patrick Mchenry Not Seeking Reelection
-
Johnson Prioritizes Border Over Ukraine Aid
-
IDF: Most Intense Day of Combat in Five Weeks
-
House Explosion Shakes Neighborhood in Arlington, VA
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IDF Pursues Hamas Terrorists in Southern Gaza
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US Eyes ‘Appropriate Action’ on Houthi Attack
-
Venezuelans Vote to Claim Guyana Territory
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Records: VP Biden Got Payments From Son's Biz
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Reacting to Charges Against Victor Manuel Rocha
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SANTOS BOOTED FROM CONGRESS IN 311-114 VOTE
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FORMER SCOTUS JUSTICE SANDRA DAY O’CONNOR DIES
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GOP REPS. LOOK TO FORMALIZE IMPEACHMENT INQUIRY
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GEORGIA DEFENDANTS SAY WILLIS HAS NO AUTHORITY
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TRUMP'S NEXT STEPS WITHOUT J6 CIVIL SUIT IMMUNITY
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CEASEFIRE COLLAPSES, ISRAEL-HAMAS WAR RESUMES
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CCP USES INFORMATION WARFARE TO INFILTRATE
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LAWMAKERS REACT TO CCP INTERFERENCE
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NEWSOM, DESANTIS DUKE IT OUT: BIGGEST TAKEAWAYS
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DEEPFAKES IN ISRAEL-HAMAS PROPAGANDA WAR
- ISRAEL-HAMAS CEASEFIRE EXTENDED TO FRIDAY
- COURT REINSTATES TRUMP GAG ORDER IN NY TRIAL
- TWITTER FILES JOURNALISTS TESTIFY AT HEARING
- SENATE SUBPOENAS 2 CITIZENS IN SCOTUS PROBE
- BIDEN HOSTS ANGOLA LEADER TO BOOST TIES
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More Hostages Released on Day 6 of Ceasefire
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Sen. Schumer Warns of Anti-semitism as Gov't Investigates Colleges
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Commemorating 'White Paper' Protest
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Biden Targets Boebert, Touts Bidenomics in Co
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Supreme Court Considers Federal Agency Powers
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Shots Fired on Day 5 of Temporary Ceasefire
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Elon Musk Agrees to Starlink Gaza Deal With Israel
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Jimmy Carter, Bidens Honor Rosalynn Carter
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Hunter Biden Wants Public Testimony in House
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Trump to Testify in His Own Defense in NY Fraud Case
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White House: ‘Real Risk’ Hamas Will Benefit From Truce
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Families Reunite During Temporary Ceasefire
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Suspect Pleads Not Guilty in Shooting of Palestinian Students
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Santos Says He Expects Expulsion From House
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China Hospitals at Limit Due to New Respiratory Illness
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HAMAS RELEASES FIRST GROUP OF HOSTAGES
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BIDEN: UNCLEAR WHEN U.S. HOSTAGES WILL BE FREED
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EX-OBAMA AIDE RELEASED AFTER VERBAL ATTACK ON MUSLIM IN NYC
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KEY MEXICAN DRUG CARTEL MEMBER ARRESTED
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DIVISION WITHIN HOUSE GOP SLOWS SPENDING BILLS
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RIOT BREAKS OUT IN DUBLIN AFTER STABBING INCIDENT
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POLICE IDENTIFY COUPLE KILLED ON RAINBOW BRIDGE
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NY EX-GOV. ANDREW CUOMO SUED FOR SEXUAL ASSAULT
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WHY IS TODAY CALLED 'BLACK' FRIDAY?
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RETAILERS OFFER DEEP BLACK FRIDAY DISCOUNTS TO LURE SHOPPERS
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- Ireland: riots break out after Dublin stabbing
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2 Dead After Explosion at US Border
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Israel and Hamas Agree to 4-day Ceasefire
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Biden 'gratified' by Hostage Deal in Gaza War
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Trump Increases Lead Over Biden: Emerson Poll
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Gov't Surveillance Plan Obtains Phone Records
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Deal on Hamas Hostages Close: Israel, U.S.
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Patients Evacuate Indonesian Hospital in Gaza
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Colorado Group Appeals Ruling That Keeps Trump on Ballot
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Trump Co-defendent Stays Out of Jail
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Biden Skeptical of Ccp Agreement on Fentanyl
- IDF: 300 TERRORISTS DETAINED AND INTERROGATED
- SEC. AUSTIN VISITS UKRAINE, PROMISES $100M IN NEW AID
- COURT GRAPPLES WITH TRUMP GAG ORDER LIMITS
- BIDEN TURNS 81 AS CONCERNS OVER AGE PERSIST
- SCOTUS DECLINES APPEAL FROM DEREK CHAUVIN
- ISRAEL ALLOWS DAILY SUPPLY OF FUEL INTO GAZA
- CALIF. MAN CHARGED IN JEWISH PROTESTER’S DEATH
- BIDEN TALKS FENTANYL, BORDER WITH MEXICO
- CALIF. GRAND JURY TO INVESTIGATE HUNTER BIDEN
- NY JUDGE DENIES TRUMP'S REQUEST FOR MISTRIAL
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ESCAPED PRISONER DANELO CAVALCANTE CAPTURED
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TECH TITANS MEET WITH SENATORS ON AI
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SEN. MITT ROMNEY NOT RUNNING FOR REELECTION
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WAPO COLUMNIST: BIDEN TOO OLD TO RUN AGAIN
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SHRINK THE FEDERAL GOV'T: RAMASWAMY'S PLAN
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LIBYA MORGUES OVERWHELMED: DEATH TOLL RISES
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KIM JONG UN PLEDGES FULL SUPPORT FOR RUSSIA
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WHITE HOUSE TO MEDIA: SCRUTINIZE IMPEACHMENT
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WHAT EVIDENCE SUPPORTS IMPEACHMENT INQUIRY?
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COURT RULING ON NY QUARANTINE CAMPS APPEALED
- 5,000+ PRESUMED DEAD IN LIBYA FLOODS
- DEATH TOLL RISES IN MOROCCO EARTHQUAKE
- TRUMP SEEKS TO DISMISS MAJORITY OF GA COUNTS
- FIVE FORMER MEMPHIS POLICE OFFICERS INDICTED
- KIM JONG UN IN RUSSIA; ARMS DEAL W/ PUTIN?
NTD Evening News—9/11/2023
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Morocco Earthquake Death Toll Surpasses 2,800
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Biden Commemorates 9/11 in Alaska
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NYC Fire Museum: Where Heroes Live Forever
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Convicted Murderer Likely Still in PA: Police
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Paxton Probe Request Is ‘Crazy’: Witness
NTD Evening News—9/8/2023
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Hurricane Lee on Track to Go North of Islands
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US-India Relations Warm with Biden at G20
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GA Jury Recommended 3 Senators for Indictment
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SD Gov. Noem Expected to Endorse Trump
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Coons: President Not Linked to Son's Crimes
NTD Evening News—9/8/2023
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Hurricane Lee on Track to Go North of Islands
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US-India Relations Warm with Biden at G20
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GA Jury Recommended 3 Senators for Indictment
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SD Gov. Noem Expected to Endorse Trump
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Coons: President Not Linked to Son's Crimes
NTD Evening News—9/7/2023
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Hurricane Lee Intensifies to Category 2
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Danny Masterson Gets 30 Years to Life in Prison
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Group Sues to Block Trump from Colo. Ballot
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Trump May Ask to Move GA Case to Fed Court
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Jury Finds Navarro in Contempt of Congress
NTD Evening News—9/7/2023
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Hurricane Lee Intensifies to Category 2
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Danny Masterson Gets 30 Years to Life in Prison
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Group Sues to Block Trump from Colo. Ballot
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Trump May Ask to Move GA Case to Fed Court
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Jury Finds Navarro in Contempt of Congress
- BIDEN TO LEAVE FOR G20 SUMMIT IN INDIA
- INDIA CLEARS SLUM AHEAD OF G20 SUMMIT
- G20: WHY INDIA IS ARGUING ABOUT ITS NAME
- CO: LAWSUIT SEEKS TO BAR TRUMP FROM BALLOT
- TRUMP SAYS HE WOULD TESTIFY AT TRIAL
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LEE APPROACHING CAT 4 HURRICANE STRENGTH
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PROSECUTORS TO INDICT HUNTER IN GUN CASE: DOJ
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JUDGE ‘SKEPTICAL’ ABOUT GEORGIA RICO TRIAL
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TRUMP LIABLE IN 2ND E. JEAN CARROLL CASE
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WITNESS TO TESTIFY IN TRUMP DOCS CASE: FILING
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U.S. TO CANCEL ALASKA OIL, GAS LEASES
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ATTACK ON UKRAINE KILLS 17, INCLUDING CHILD
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SEN. PROPOSES FEDERAL GOV'T MASK MANDATE BAN
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CHINA BANS IPHONES FOR REGIME OFFICIALS: WSJ
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MANHUNT FOR ESCAPED KILLER ENTERS DAY 7
NTD Evening News Full Broadcast (Sept. 5)
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Manhunt Continues in PA for Escaped Killer
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Jurors Selected in Peter Navarro J6 Trial
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Ex-Proud Boy Leader Gets 22-yr J6 Sentence
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All 19 GA Defendants Plead Not Guilty
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Trump Dominates GOP Primary Field: WSJ Poll
- TEXAS PREPARES FOR PAXTON IMPEACHMENT TRIAL
- ISRAEL TO DEPORT REFUGEES AFTER VIOLENT CLASH
- BUDGET, IMPEACHMENT UNRESOLVED IN CONGRESS
- BIDEN TOUTS THE ECONOMY AMID VOTER CONCERNS
- BIDEN DISAPPOINTED XI NOT GOING TO G20 SUMMIT
NTD Evening News—09/01/2023
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WH Touts Jobs as Labor Market Cools
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Most Immigrant Families Ever in 1 Month: Rpt
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Proud Boys Members Get 18, 10 Yrs for Jan. 6
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Navarro Contempt of Congress Trial to Go on
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FL Judge Dismisses Case to Disqualify Trump
NTD Evening News—08/31/2023
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Proud Boys Organizer Sentenced for Jan. 6
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Biden to Visit Fl, Asks for More Fema Funding
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Hunter Biden Case Judge Asks for Atty Update
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Trump Pleads Not Guilty in Ga Election Case
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Justice Thomas Discloses Private Jet Trips
NTD Evening News—08/31/2023
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Proud Boys Organizer Sentenced for Jan. 6
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Biden to Visit Fl, Asks for More Fema Funding
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Hunter Biden Case Judge Asks for Atty Update
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Trump Pleads Not Guilty in Ga Election Case
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Justice Thomas Discloses Private Jet Trips
NTD Evening News—8/30/2023
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Florida Flooded Following Hurricane Idalia
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Biden Addresses Hurricane Idalia, Maui Fires
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Trump Co-Defendant Out After 6 Days in Jail
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Giuliani Liable in Election Defamation Case
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Ex-Proud Boys Leader Sentencing Delayed
NTD Evening News Full Broadcast (Aug. 29)
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Florida Prepares for Hurricane Idalia
-
WH Unveils Drugs Facing Price Negotiation
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Over 5,000 Documents May Link to Biden Emails
-
Sidney Powell Pleads Not Guilty in GA Case
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Miami Mayor Francis Suarez Drops Out of Race
- GUNMAN REPORTED AT UNIV. OF NORTH CAROLINA
- FL SHOOTING: 3 LIVES LOST, SHOOTER IDENTIFIED
- IDALIA EXPECTED TO BECOME CAT-3 HURRICANE
- TRUMP TO APPEAL TRIAL DATE IN ELECTION CASE
- MEADOWS TESTIFIES ACTS WERE PART OF HIS JOB
NTD Evening News—8/25/2023
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All 19 Surrender in 2020 GA Election Case
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Last Georgia Defendant Booked, Makes Bail
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4 Charges Against Pastor Co-Defendant
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WH Defends Biden's 'No Comment' on Maui
-
Aircraft Violates Airspace as Biden Vacations
NTD Evening News—08/24/2023
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Trump to Surrender at Ga Jail; 4th Indictment
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House Judiciary Investigating Da Fani Willis
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Trump's Surrender in Ga: Impact on Voters
-
Putin Speaks on Wagner Group Leader's Death
-
Russia Extends Arrest of Jailed Wsj Reporter
NTD Evening News—8/23/2023
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Wagner Leader Reportedly Dies in Plane Crash
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Giuliani and 8 Others Surrender to GA Jail
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Trump Employee Lied, Special Counsel Says
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Trump, GOP Candidates to Vie for Attention
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What Can We Expect from Tonight's Debate?
NTD Evening News (Aug. 22)
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Trump Co-defendants Surrender at Georgia Jail
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Is Arizona Aiming for Trump Indictment #5?
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First GOP Primary Debate Topics
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Elder, Johnson to Sue RNC Over Debate Snub
-
Key Questions for GOP Primary Candidates
- GA COURT SETS TRUMP'S BOND AT $200,000
- TRUMP'S LEAD ON DESANTIS GROWS IN IOWA
- DOJ PUSHES BACK ON TRUMP'S TRIAL DATE REQUEST
- BIDEN VISITS MAUI AS HUNDREDS REMAIN MISSING
- STORM AND EARTHQUAKE HIT SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
NTD Evening News—8/18/2023
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Hurricane Hilary Grows to Category 4
-
Canada Wildfires Force Residents to Evacuate
-
Trump Seeks 2026 Trial Date in Doj Case
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Kash Patel on the Georgia Indictment of Trump
-
Hunter Biden Tax Charges Dismissed
-
No Regret Over Silent Sirens: Maui Official
-
GA State Sen. Aims to Investigate Da Willis
-
Mark Meadows to Seek Ga Indictment Dismissal
-
DOJ, Social Media Censorship Docs Subpoenaed
-
Memos Suggest Desantis Debate Strategy
NTD Evening News—8/16/2023
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DA Proposes Arraignment Week of Sept. 5
-
Biden Approves 30 Days Maui Reimbursement
-
Footage Suggests Power Lines Caused Maui Fire
-
Biden Touts Inflation Act, GOP Critical
-
Inflation Reduction Act: Reducing Emissions?
NTD Evening News—08/15/2023
Can Trump Team Use Leaked Charges in GA Case?
Trump Has 10 Days to Surrender in GA Case
Closer Look at 19 Defendants in Trump Case
Comparing Georgia's Trump Indictment to DC's
Mixed Reactions to Latest Trump Indictment
- HUNTER 'DID A LOT OF UNLAWFUL' THINGS: RASKIN
- DOJ 'RENEGED' ON PLEA DEAL: HUNTER'S LAWYERS
- GA COURT HEARS FROM WITNESSES IN TRUMP CASE
- WHAT THE RICO STATUTE LETS GA’S PROSECUTOR DO
- MAUI WILDFIRES DEATH TOLL EXPECTED TO RISE
NTD Evening News—08/11/2023
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Death Toll in Maui Wildfires Rises to 55
-
Trump Can Speak About Case, but Limited
-
DOJ: Weiss Special Counsel for Hunter Biden
-
Insights: Special Counsel in Biden Case
-
Epoch Times Releases J6 Footage in New Film
NTD Evening News 08/10/2023
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Devastating Wildfires Consume Western Maui
-
Trump Pleads Not Guilty to New Doc Charges
-
Trump Won't Sign RNC Loyalty Pledge
-
Gop: Several FBI Offices Behind Catholic Memo
-
Iran Moves 4 U.S. Hostages to House Arrest
NTD Evening News—8/9/2023
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Evacuee: I Know People Didn't Get Out
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DOJ Search Warrant for Trump Twitter Account
-
$20M+ Sent to Bidens from Foreign Oligarchs
-
Man Shot by FBI Over Alleged Biden Threat
-
WH to Limit Tech Investments in China
-
AT LEAST 2 DEAD IN EASTERN U.S. STORMS
-
TRUMP TOUTS POLL NUMBERS AFTER NEW INDICTMENT
-
PENCE QUALIFIES FOR 1ST GOP DEBATE: CAMPAIGN
-
DESANTIS REPLACES 2024 CAMPAIGN MANAGER
-
FLORIDA POISED TO APPROVE CLASSICAL EXAM
-
WHY ARE CATHOLIC SCHOOLS CLOSING?
-
DEMS VISIT EAGLE PASS, CRITICIZE GOV. ABBOTT
-
MA DECLARES EMERGENCY OVER ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS
-
SCOTUS REVIVES 'GHOST GUN' RULE
-
ABORTION THE FOCUS IN OHIO SPECIAL ELECTION
- SEVERE STORMS SWEEPING ACROSS EASTERN U.S.
- TRUMP LAWYERS COUNTER DOJ'S GAG REQUEST
- JUDGE DISMISSES TRUMP'S DEFAMATION CLAIM
- TRUMP DEMANDS RECUSAL OF JUDGE IN JAN. 6 CASE
- RFK JR. SUES GOOGLE, YOUTUBE OVER CENSORSHIP
- TRUMP PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO NEW CHARGES IN FL
- JORDAN: NEW DOCS ON BIDEN-FACEBOOK CENSORSHIP
- 'FACEBOOK FILES': CONSTITUTIONAL ANALYSIS
- NY: VICTIM IDENTIFIED IN GILGO BEACH MURDERS
- CALIF. JUDGE ARRESTED IN MURDER OF HIS WIFE
NTD Evening News—08/03/2023
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Trump Pleads Not Guilty in DC Court
-
Trump: 'a Very Sad Day for America'
-
Recap: Indictment Accusations Against Trump
-
Devon Archer Interview Transcript Now Public
-
Archer Testimony: Revelations, Questions
NTD Evening News—8/2/2023
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Trump to Be Arraigned Thursday in DC
-
Lawmakers, Candidates React to Indictment
-
Trump Court Appearance for Latest Indictment
-
Legal Analysis: Trump's Third Indictment
-
PA Synagogue Killer Sentenced to Death
-
TRUMP INDICTED IN 2020 ELECTION PROBE
-
BIDEN ADMIN. LIGHT BULB BAN FAVORS LED BULBS
-
$429M INVESTED IN BLACKLISTED CCP FIRMS?
-
UNDER SCRUTINY: BLACKROCK, MSCI ALLEGATIONS
-
104 COLLEGES STILL HAVE VAX MANDATES: REPORT
-
NY GILGO MURDERS: PHOTOS FROM SUSPECT'S HOUSE
-
CA CHINESE LAB EXTREMELY CONCERNING: CHANG
-
CA CHINESE LAB EXTREMELY CONCERNING: CHANG
-
EUROPE TO EVACUATE CITIZENS FROM NIGER
-
MOSCOW HIGH-RISE BUILDING HIT BY DRONE ATTACK
NTD Evening News—07/31/2023
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Fmr Partner Testifies On Hunter's Business
-
20+ Calls W/ Vp Biden, Hunter Bis. Associates
-
Evidence That Biden Involved In Hunter's Biz
-
Trump Leads DeSantis By 37 Points: Poll
-
Judge Rejects Trump Bid To Oust Prosecutor
-
DeSantis Campaign Unveils Economic Agenda
-
Study: High School Boys Are Leaning Conservative
NTD Evening News—7/28/2023
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Trump on New Charges: ‘I Did Nothing Wrong’
-
13 GOP Candidates to Speak at Iowa Fundraiser
-
RFK Jr. Says Secret Service Protection Denied
-
Emails Confirm Facebook-WH COVID Censorship
-
Proposal to Hike Fuel Economy Standards
NTD Evening News—07/27/2023
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Scotus Approves Work on Wv Gas Pipeline
-
Trump Lawyers Meet W/ Feds; No Indictment Yet
-
Analysis: Gop Presidential Candidates
-
China Tops Agenda as Biden Meets Italy Leader
-
China: Shifting Geopolitical Dynamics
- FEDERAL JUDGE REJECTS DOJ-BIDEN PLEA DEAL
- WH PRESSED ON BIDEN INVOLVEMENT IN SON'S DEALINGS
- HOW HUNTER'S HEARING ENDED: LEGAL INSIGHT
- PARTIAL CRANE COLLAPSE IN NYC INJURES 6
- WITNESSES: GOV'T SUPPRESSES UAP ENCOUNTERS
-
FEDERAL JUDGE BLOCKS BIDEN ASYLUM POLICY
-
MCCARTHY ON BIDEN IMPEACHMENT INQUIRY COMMENT
-
IS THERE ENOUGH EVIDENCE FOR A BIDEN INQUIRY?
-
WH TO BOOST MENTAL HEALTH INSURANCE COVERAGE
-
BIDEN DESIGNATES NEW NATIONAL MONUMENT
-
FREEDOM CAUCUS PRESSURES GOP FOR BUDGET CUTS
-
CCP MILITARY DATA ON 5-YEAR-PLAN LEAKED
-
CHINA'S FOREIGN MINISTER QIN GANG OUSTED
-
CCP DOCUMENTS LEAKED
-
WHAT'S IN THE MINDS OF CONSERVATIVE YOUTH?
NTD Evening News—07/21/2023
- Judge Sets May Trial Date in Trump Docs Case
- House Gop Look to Censure Rep. Jayapal
- WH, Leading AI Firms Unveil Safety Agreement
- Whistleblower: Cbp Retaliated Against Witness
- U.S. Focusing on Allies in Indo-pacific
NTD Evening News—07/24/2023
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ISRAELI LAWMAKERS ADVANCE JUDICIAL LIMITS LAW
-
RABBI: ISRAELI 'REASONABLENESS' LAW A MISTAKE
-
TX GOV. TO DOJ: 'SEE YOU IN COURT'
-
WHISTLEBLOWER: GOV'T LYING ABOUT UAP FINDINGS
-
7 GOP CANDIDATES MEET DEBATE POLLING CRITERIA
-
NEW CCTV FOOTAGE OF ROSANNE BOYLAND
NTD Evening News—07/20/2023
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RFK Jr. Testifies Amid Democrat Pushback
-
Senate Panel Passes Supreme Court Ethics Bill
-
J6 Grand Jury to Hear From Another Witness
-
Unclassified Fbi File: $10m Bribe to Bidens
-
Public Desecration of Koran in Sweden
- NORTH KOREA SILENT ON ENTRY OF U.S. SOLDIER
- STANFORD UNIVERSITY PRESIDENT TO RESIGN
- IRS WHISTLEBLOWERS ON HUNTER BIDEN TAX CASE
- JUDGE: NO NEW TRIAL IN TRUMP-CARROLL CASE
- SENATE POISED TO DEBATE SUPREME COURT ETHICS
-
TRUMP SAYS HE'S TARGET OF JAN. 6 PROBE
-
HOUSE GOP TIMELINE ON ALLEGED BIDEN SCHEMES
-
BIDEN MEETS ISRAELI PRESIDENT AMID TENSIONS
-
VOTE TO SUPPORT ISRAEL AFTER 'RACIST' REMARK
-
BIDEN STUDENT LOAN PLAN TO COST $475 BILLION
-
U.S. SOLDIER REPORTEDLY DETAINED IN N. KOREA
-
MILITARY AI SHAPES GLOBAL POWER: EXPERT
-
U.S. CLIMATE TALKS WITH CHINA: ANALYSIS
-
FAUCI KNEW ABOUT WUHAN LAB EXPERIMENTS: EMAIL
-
WAKING UP TO THE THREAT OF COMMUNISM
NTD Evening News—7/17/2023
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Bridge Connecting Russia and Crimea Attacked
-
Russia Suspends Black Sea Grain Export Deal
-
Hard to Circumvent Russian Pullout: Economist
-
Biden Campaign Donations Off to Slow Start
-
Sen. Manchin Headlining 'No Labels' Event
-
Long Island Serial Killing Suspect Arrested
-
New Plan to Cancel $39b Federal Student Debt
-
House Passes Defense Authorization Act
-
Committee Considers Solutions to FISA Abuses
-
Hollywood Actors Midnight Strike
- WH COCAINE PROBE CONCLUDES; NO SUSPECT
- BIDEN IN FINLAND: PUTIN ‘ALREADY LOST’ WAR
- HEATWAVE ALERT: 100M+ AMERICANS AFFECTED
- HOMES EVACUATED, LANDSLIDE IN CALIFORNIA
- NO DEAL: HOLLYWOOD SHUTTING DOWN
-
House GOP Grills FBI Leader on Politicization
-
Biden Rallies Crowd As NATO Summit Wraps Up
-
Biden Zelenskyy One-on-One at NATO Summit
-
Report Says Tax Preparers Shared Private Data
-
China-Based Cyber Attacks: U.S., Europe Hit
-
NATO SUMMIT STARTS AS TURKEY OKAYS SWEDEN BID
-
GEORGIA GRAND JURY WILL CONSIDER TRUMP CHARGE
-
TRUMP SEEKS DELAY IN DOCUMENTS TRIAL
-
FLOODING IN NORTHEAST: VERMONT SUBMERGED
-
SENATORS HOLD 1ST CLASSIFIED BRIEFING ON AI
NTD Evening News—7/10/2023
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Biden Wraps Up UK Trip Before Nato Summit
-
Stoltenberg: Turkey Approves Sweden for NATO
-
Biden Says US Running Low on Artillery Ammo
-
US Allowed to Send Cluster Ammo: Mills
-
Controversy Over New DHS Parole Policy
NTD Evening News—07/07/2023
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Tucker Carlson Talks Fox Exit in Interview
-
GOP Oversight Probes 'shameful' Wh Cocaine
-
WH Targets Short-term Health Insurance Plans
-
Treasury Sec. Janet Yellen Visits Beijing
-
Analysis: Yellen's Latest Moves in China
- TRUMP AIDE PLEADS NOT GUILTY: MAR-A-LAGO CASE
- FREEDOM CAUCUS VOTES TO REMOVE MTG: MEMBER
- PRIGOZHIN'S RETURN TO RUSSIA RAISES QUESTIONS
- BIDEN TOUTS 'BIDENOMICS' IN SOUTH CAROLINA
- SENATOR WANTS ARREST AFTER COCAINE DISCOVERY
-
White House Responds to Found Cocaine
-
WH Demands Stricter Gun Laws After Shootings
-
WH Responds to Order Restricting Tech Contact
-
Censorship Ruling ‘Crucial’: Dr. Atlas
-
Yellen Trip Aims at ‘New Normal’ With Beijing
-
JUDGE BLOCKS BIDEN ADMIN-BIG TECH CENSORSHIP
-
JUDGE BLOCKS BIDEN ADMIN: AG RESPONSE
-
SECRET SERVICE PROBING COCAINE FOUND AT WH
-
CELEBRATING THE 4TH OF JULY ON STATEN ISLAND
-
CELEBRATING AMERICA'S 247TH BIRTHDAY IN DC
-
WH CELEBRATES JULY 4 WITH BARBECUE, FIREWORKS
-
'BARBIE' MOVIE UNDER FIRE OVER PRO-CCP MAP
-
PALESTINIAN MAN WOUNDS 8 IN TEL-AVIV ATTACK
-
CHINA RESTRICTS EXPORTS OF 2 MICROCHIP METALS
-
US-CHINA MUTUAL EXPORT CONTROLS: ANALYSIS
NTD Evening News—7/3/2023
-
Trump Draws 50k+ Crowd in South Carolina
-
Biden to Visit South Carolina This Thursday
-
Tourists Honor Thomas Jefferson's Legacy
-
Democratic Senator Addresses 'Crisis' in Men
-
FL Requires E-Verify for Employees' Status
NTD Evening News—06/30/2023
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Scotus: Biden Can't Cancel Student Debt
-
Scotus Ruling Favors Web Designer's Speech
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Scotus Held Biden to Rule of Law: Attorney
-
Scotus Takes Up Domestic Violence Gun Case
-
France Rocked by Third Night of Rioting
NTD Evening News—6/29/2023
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SCOTUS Rejects Race-Conscious Admissions
-
SCOTUS Rules Postal Worker Gets Sunday Off
-
DC Air Hits Code Red, Among Worst in World
-
Biden Holds Back from Climate Emergency
-
House Republicans Request DOJ Interviews
-
Canadian Wildfire Smoke Sweeps Across Midwest
-
Wreckage of Titan Submersible Brought to Port
-
Marine Vet Pleads Not Guilty in Subway Death
-
Biden Denies Involvement in Son’s Business
-
Pres. Touts ‘Bidenomics’ in Chicago Speech
-
NYC FEDERAL JUDGE CONSIDERS HUSH MONEY CASE
-
SCOTUS LIMITS STATE LEGISLATURE IN ELECTIONS
-
BREAKDOWN OF SCOTUS ELECTION RULES CASE
-
REPORT: AGENCY TRIED TO COVER UP CENSORSHIP
-
BIDEN TO MAKE 'MAJOR' ECONOMIC SPEECH ON WED.
-
DOJ RELEASES REPORT ON DEATH OF EPSTEIN
-
PRIGOZHIN ARRIVES IN BELARUS
-
WHY IS PUTIN LETTING PRIGOZHIN GO TO BELARUS?
-
HALEY OUTLINES CHINA POLICY, CRITICIZES TRUMP
-
CHINESE SURGEON EXPELLED FROM FRENCH ACADEMY
- BIDEN: US ‘NOT INVOLVED’ IN REVOLT IN RUSSIA
- INT'L STRATEGIST ON WHAT'S GOING ON IN RUSSIA
- SCOTUS DROPS DC TRUMP HOTEL CASE
- MCCARTHY HINTS AG GARLAND IMPEACHMENT INQUIRY
- TRANSGENDER STATE LAWMAKER RUNS FOR CONGRESS
NTD Evening News—06/23/2023
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Gop 2024 Contenders Share the Stage in Dc
-
Pro-life Groups: Abortion Bans Are Not Enough
-
No Comment From Wh on Whistleblower Testimony
-
Garland Responds to Whistleblower Allegations
-
Scotus Reinstates Biden Admin. Border Policy
NTD Evening News—6/22/2023
-
Debris Field Found of Titanic Submarine
-
Titanic Tourist Submarine Crew Presumed Dead
-
At Least 4 Dead in Texas Storm and Tornado
-
Biden Welcomes Indian Prime Minister Modi
-
U.S. Treating India Like an Ally: Analysis
-
No Breakthrough in Search for Submarine
-
Fire Breaks Out Following Blast in Paris
-
Dems Blast Durham Hearing As ‘Distraction’
-
Ga Election Board Clears Two Election Workers
-
House Committee Continuing Biden Family Probe
-
HUNTER BIDEN TO PLEAD GUILTY TO FED CHARGES
-
JUDGE SETS TRIAL DATE IN TRUMP DOCUMENTS CASE
-
DURHAM DISCUSSES FBI 'MISTAKES' W/ LAWMAKERS
-
HUNTER BIDEN PLEA DEAL IN DOJ PROBE: ANALYSIS
-
BIDEN TALKS AI ON 2ND DAY OF CALIF. VISIT
-
CA STATE BAR WANTS TRUMP LAWYER DISBARRED
-
FIVE MISSING ON SUB TO TITANIC WRECKAGE
-
Congresswoman Says Most Americans Actually Share Similar Views on Abortion
-
IMF PUSHING DIGITAL MONEY WORRISOME: ANALYST
-
4 KILLED FROM FIRE AT E-BIKE REPAIR SHOP
- Search Underway for Missing Tourist Submarine
- Multiple Deadly Weekend Shootings Across U.S.
- Juneteenth: Celebrating Emancipation
- Blinken Meets Xi in Beijing Amid Tensions
- Raskin: FBI Should Clarify No Biden Probe
NTD Evening News—06/16/2023
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Vietnam War Pentagon Papers Leaker Dies At 92
-
Xi Jinping Meets 'Old Friend' Bill Gates
-
Gunman In Synagogue Shooting Found Guilty
-
Biden Endorsed By Nation's Biggest Union
-
Comer Expects More Biden Bank Records
NTD Evening News—6/15/2023
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Pentagon Leak Suspect Jack Teixeira Indicted
-
Federal Agencies Hit in Global Cyberattack
-
Native Tribes Prevail in Scotus Adoption Case
-
Reps. Introduce Bipartisan Bill on Daca
-
Texas Buses Illegal Immigrants to Los Angeles
NTD Evening News—6/14/2023
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De High Court Considers Biden Records Case
-
House Strikes Down Measure to Censure Schiff
-
GOP Takes Step Toward Mayorkas Impeachment
-
Ensuring the Safety of Unaccompanied Minors
-
CA Gov. Newsom Proposes 28th Amendment
-
ON THE GROUND IN MIAMI: CITIZEN PERSPECTIVES
-
TRUMP KEEPS RISING IN POLLS DURING INDICTMENT
-
LAWMAKERS REACT TO TRUMP ARRAIGNMENT
-
EXPERTS DISCUSS TRUMP'S INDICTMENT
-
REPORT ON TRUMP ARRAIGNMENT IN MIAMI
-
FORMER PRESIDENT TRUMP PLEADS NOT GUILTY
-
FED AGENCIES WASTE $528B IN 2 YEARS: REPORT
-
ADAM ANDRZEJEWSKI: IMPROPER GOV'T PAYMENTS
-
U.S. SPY AGENCIES BUYING PERSONAL DATA
-
PRO-LIFE STUDENTS' RIGHTS ATTACKED: REPORT
- TRUMP ARRIVES IN MIAMI FOR TUES. ARRAIGNMENT
- GOP: TRUMP INDICTMENT SHOWS UNEQUAL JUSTICE
- IMPEACHMENT ARTICLES AGAINST BIDEN INTRODUCED
- JPMORGAN OFFERS $290M TO EPSTEIN ACCUSERS
- UKRAINE REPORTS NEW GAINS IN COUNTEROFFENSIVE
NTD Evening News—6/09/2023
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Former Trump Adviser Reacts to Indictment
-
Trump’s Counsel May Seek a Dismissal: Expert
-
Rep. Andy Ogles Reacts to Trump's Indictment
-
Jeff Carlson on Alleged Biden Bribery Scheme
-
Us Adds $2b for Ukraine Military: Total $40b
- SCOTUS ORDERS ALABAMA TO REDRAW DISTRICT MAPS
- GOP CANCELS FBI CONTEMPT HEARING, VIEWS DOCS.
- US, UK ANNOUNCE NEW DEAL TO COUNTER CHINA
- BIDEN UNVEILS LGBT 'BOOK BAN' COORDINATOR
- PLAINCLOTHES OFFICERS AT CAPITOL ON JAN. 6
NTD Evening News—6/7/2023
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NYC Smoke Crisis: Mayor Gives Warning
-
VA: 19-Year-Old Charged in Graduation Murders
-
Freedom Caucus Backlash Holds Up Gas Bill
-
GOP Unveils Plan to Hold Wray in Contempt
-
Mike Pence Launches 2024 Election Bid
NTD Evening News—6/6/2023
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House Judiciary Urges DOJ for Trump Raid Info
-
GOP to Hold Contempt Hearing on FBI Director
-
Biden Holds 1st Cabinet Meeting in 6 Months
-
Former NJ Gov. Christie Running for President
-
RFK Jr. Polling High, Little Media Attention
NTD Evening News—06/5/2023
-
Comer to Begin Contempt Hearings on FBI
-
Pence Files Paperwork for Presidential Run
-
Trump Attorneys Meet W/ Justice Department
-
Kennedy Talks About Democracy With Elon Musk
-
Lasting Impression of Tiananmen Massacre
NTD Evening News—6/02/2023
-
India Train Crash: 120+ Killed, 850+ Injured
-
DOJ Closes Pence Classified Documents Probe
-
Biden to Sign Debt Limit Bill Saturday: WH
-
Pelosi Daughter Films Evacuation: Jan. 6 VID
-
20-year Oil Drilling Ban on Indigenous Site
NTD Evening News—6/02/2023
-
India Train Crash: 120+ Killed, 850+ Injured
-
DOJ Closes Pence Classified Documents Probe
-
Biden to Sign Debt Limit Bill Saturday: WH
-
Pelosi Daughter Films Evacuation: Jan. 6 VID
-
20-year Oil Drilling Ban on Indigenous Site
- SENATE TO VOTE ON DEBT CEILING BILL
- US SPENT $1.3B ON RESEARCH IN CHINA, RUSSIA
- TRUMP, DESANTIS JAB AT EACH OTHER IN IA, NH
- SENATE REPEALS BIDEN'S STUDENT LOAN RELIEF
- U.S. BANK DEPOSITS FALL BY RECORD AMOUNT
-
House To Vote on Debt Ceiling Agreement
-
Debt Ceiling Deal Analysis
-
Utah Rep. Chris Stewart To Resign From House
-
Former Gov. Christie To Announce 2024 Bid
-
FBI Director Speaks w/ Comer on Biden File
NTD Evening News—5/30/2023
-
Debt Ceiling Deal Facing Test in Congress
-
McCarthy Might Hold FBI Director in Contempt
-
5 Remain Missing in Iowa Building Collapse
-
Texas Set to Ban DEI on University Campuses
-
Elon Musk Visits China: Analysis
NTD Evening News—5/29/2023
-
Biden Thanks Vets in Memorial Day Ceremony
-
Observing Memorial Day W/ a Retired Navy Seal
-
Paxton Ouster is 'justice in Reverse': Expert
-
Catastrophic Default Off the Table: Biden
-
Analysis: Growing Us-china Space Race
NTD Evening News—5/26/2023
-
Debt Talks Continue as June 5 Deadline Drops
-
Durham to Testify Before House Committee
-
Trump to Join Hannity for 2nd Town Hall
-
Texas House Recommends Impeachment of Paxton
-
Lawmakers Criticize End of Border Dna Testing
- DEBT CEILING TALKS CONTINUE WITH NO DEAL
- OATHKEEPER FOUNDER SENTENCED FOR JAN. 6
- HOUSE GOP PROBES BANK OF AMERICA OVER JAN. 6
- SCOTUS LIMITS EPA JURISDICTION OVER WETLANDS
- BIDEN, SOME DEMS SUPPORT GOP'S FENTANYL ACT
NTD Evening News—5/24/2023
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Trump Reacts to DeSantis’ Run Announcement
-
McCarthy Sends Negotiators to WH to Talk Debt
-
Biden Marks 1 Year Since Uvalde Shooting
-
Department of Energy"s Proposal on Gas Stoves
-
Singer Tina Turner Dies at Age 83
NTD Evening News—5/23/2023
-
Desantis to Launch Presidential Bid Wednesday
-
Trump Back in Court, Trial Date Set for March
-
Kari Lake Announces Ballot Chasing Operation
-
Arizona Judge Rules Against Kari Lake, Again
-
Driver Faces Charges After Crash Near WH
-
Not Guilty Pleas Entered for Idaho Suspect
-
Biden, McCarthy Meeting Over Debt Ceiling
-
Sen. Scott Kicks Off Presidential Campaign
-
NAACP Says DeSantis Is Hostile Toward Blacks
-
Trump Company Sues Washington Post for $3.78B
NTD Evening News—5/19/2023
-
Gen. Michael Flynn on $3b 'accounting Error'
-
G7 Leaders Unveil Major Sanctions on Russia, Zelensky to Travel to Japan
-
Debt Talks Hit a Pause With 12 Days to Go
-
Ga Da Prepares for Possible Trump Indictment
-
Cnn Reacts to Criticisms of Trump Town Hall
- FBI WHISTLEBLOWERS DETAIL ABUSES AT BUREAU
- TWITTER, GOOGLE SHIELDED FROM LIABILITY
- ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS FILL 1/2 NYC HOTEL ROOMS
- EYEWITNESS REPORT: BORDER POST-TITLE 42
- FLORIDA GOV. DESANTIS POISED TO ANNOUNCE RUN?
NTD Evening News—5/17/2023
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Massachusetts AG Resigns Over Investigations
-
Cameron Wins KY GOP Primary for Governor
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Dem Wins Jacksonville Mayoral Election
-
Pennsylvania Primary Election Results Out
-
Judge Expands Block on Biden Border Policy
-
McCarthy: Deal Is Possible by End of Week
-
Svb CEO Grilled by Lawmakers on Bank Failure
-
House GOP Requests Testimony From Durham
-
Durham Report Takeaways: Analysis
-
State Primaries Set Race for General Election
NTD Evening News—5/15/2023
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1st Chyron: Desantis Stops Funding for D.e.i. In Colleges
-
Analysis: Republican Primaries Polling
-
Biden, Mccarthy to Resume Debt Limit Talks
-
Biden Nominees New Director of NIH
-
Durham Releases Report on Trump-russia Probe
NTD Evening News - 0512
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Judge Blocks Illegal Immigrant Parole Policy
-
El Paso, Tx: First Day After Title 42 Ends
-
Texas Guard Turns Away Illegal Immigrants
-
Young Men Biggest Demographic Crossing Border
-
MD Gov. Invests in Weed Stock, Relaxes Laws
NTD Evening News—5/11/2023
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Title 42 Ends, Mayorkas Warns Migrants
-
How Does Title 8 Work?
-
House Passes Border Bill; 2 GOP Vote W/ Dems
-
FL Sues Biden Admin. Over Illegal Immigration
-
FBI Declines House GOP Subpoena on Biden
NTD Evening News—5/10/2023
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Bank Records: Bidens Paid $10m From Countries
-
George Santos Arrested; Fraud, Theft Charges
-
Migrants Gathering in Mexico as Title 42 Ends
-
Desantis Signs Bill on Illegal Immigration
-
Calif. To Pay $24m to Family for Man's Death
NTD Evening News—5/9/2023
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Trump Found Liable by Ny Jury, to Appeal
-
Tucker Carlson Announces New Show on Twitter
-
Lake Trial to Resume, New Claim Revealed
-
Analysis: Covid Vaccines Effectiveness Study
-
Israeli Airstrikes Kill Jihad Commanders
-
Biden Pushes Airlines To Cover More Expenses
-
SUV Driver Hits Crowd in TX, 8 People Killed
-
TX New Border Force To Intercept Crossings
-
NY County Prohibits Housing Illegal Migrants
-
TX Gunman Ousted From Army Training in 2008
-
Biden To Pick New Joint Chiefs Chair: Reports
-
Walensky To Leave Job As CDC Director
-
W.H.O. Ends COVID-19 Global Health Emergency
-
Living in a Post-Pandemic World: Analysis
-
Mayorkas Outlines Plan for Border Surge
NTD Evening News—5/4/2023
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GOP Lawmakers Demand FBI Hand Over Biden Docs
-
U.S. Rejects Russia's Drone Accusation
-
Mayorkas at the Border: Analysis
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Pandemic Border Restriction Ending: Analysis
-
Foreign Land Buys near Military Bases Probed
NTD Evening News—05/03/2023
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1 killed, 4 injured in Atlanta shooting
-
Texas police arrest gunman suspect's partner
-
FED delivers a quarter-percent hike
-
Lawmakers seek to close NY's China consulate
-
New York state bans new gas stoves
NTD Evening News -- 05/02/2023
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Doj Announces Major Drug Bust
-
Migration Processing Centers in Latin America
-
Texas Continues Busing Illegal Immigrants
-
Could Congress Force Scotus Ethics Code?
-
Bill to Ban Stock Trading by Lawmakers
- DEATHS IN 40+ CAR PILEUP, ILLINOIS DUST STORM
- JPMORGAN BUYS FIRST REPUBLIC
- FEDERAL COVID VACCINE MANDATES TO END
- PHILIPPINE PRESIDENT VISITS WHITE HOUSE
- REP. MCCARTHY'S SPEAKS AT ISRAEL'S PARLIAMENT
NTD Evening News—04/28/2023
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Judiciary committee subpoenas CDC, other feds
-
Analysis: aft head's covid hearing testimony
-
House seeks tariffs on Chinese solar parts
-
Biden authorizes troop deployment to border
-
Ukraine: 25 killed in major Russian airstrike
- ALLEGED DOCUMENT LEAKER'S DETENTION HEARING
- TRUMP HOLDS CAMPAIGN RALLY IN NEW HAMPSHIRE
- WHITE HOUSE RESPONDS TO GOP DEBT BILL PASSING
- PROTECTION OF WOMEN AND GIRLS IN SPORTS ACT
- SEN. CONSIDERS SUBPOENA FOR SCOTUS JUSTICES
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House Passes $1.5T Debt Hike, Budget Cuts
-
U.S. To Send Nuclear Subs to South Korea
-
2024 Contenders Updates: Analysis
-
Trump Lawyers: National Archives Security ‘Flawed’
-
Carroll v. Trump Defamation Trial Begins
NTD Evening News—04/25/2023
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Unclear if Gop Has Support to Pass Debt Hike
-
Biden Announces 2024 Presidential Bid
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Democrats Blasts Dnc Over No Primary Debates
-
Desantis on How to Counter Ccp Threats
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Tucker Carlson to Create Personal Brand?
NTD Evening News—4/24/2023
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Fox News 'Parts Ways' with Tucker Carlson
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Hunter Lawyer Wants Rep. Greene Ethics Probe
-
Governor Desantis on 4-Country Trade Mission
-
3000 Migrants Walk Toward U.S. in Protest
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Eyewitness Account: U.S. Southern Border
NTD evening news—04/21/2023
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Scotus mulls restrictions on mifepristone
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House aims to vote on debt ceiling next week
-
Biden campaign framed laptop story: Ex-CIA
-
Biden signs order on 'environmental justice'
-
Larry Elder announces bid for president
- 5TH ARREST MADE IN ALABAMA SHOOTING
- IRS AGENT ALLEGES BIDEN PROBE INTERFERENCE
- APPEALS COURT THWARTS HOUSE GOP SUBPOENA
- HOUSE PASSES BILL TO KEEP WOMEN-ONLY SPORTS
- WH REACTS TO MCCARTHY'S DEBT CEILING PLAN
-
2 Teens Arrested in Alabama Birthday Shooting
-
2 Girls Shot After Opening Door to Wrong Car
-
Senate Democrats Vote Down Abortion Bill
-
McCarthy Unveils GOP Debt Ceiling Proposal
-
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Announces 2024 Bid
NTD Evening News—04/18/2023
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MO Wrong Address Shooting: Suspect Surrenders
-
1 Dead After Parking Garage Collapses in NYC
-
Lawmakers: CCP, US Intel Not Honest on Covid
-
Analysis: Us Arrests, Charges Ccp Operatives
-
Scotus Case: Mail Carrier Refuses Sunday Work
NTD Evening News—4/17/2023
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House Parties Divided on Solution to NY Crime
-
Chicago Deals with Unrest: Analysis
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Victims Identified in Alabama Shooting
-
Teen Shot After Going to Wrong Address
-
FBI Arrests 2 Over Secret CCP Police Station
NTD evening news—04/14/2023
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Pentagon docs leak suspect appears in court
-
Ukraine forces pull back in Bakhmut: intel
-
Scotus temporarily lifts abortion pill curbs
-
Trump defends family business in fraud case
-
Gov. Desantis speaks at liberty university
- BIDEN GIVES UPDATE ON LEAKED CLASSIFIED DOCS
- TRUMP DEPOSED IN NY AG'S BUSINESS FRAUD CASE
- SEVERE FLOODING HITS FT. LAUDERDALE AREA
- DOJ ASKS SCOTUS TO HALT ABORTION PILL LIMITS
- SCHUMER OKAYS FEINSTEIN'S REPLACEMENT REQUEST
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Trump Sues Former Lawyer Michael Cohen
-
Texas Gov. Seeks To Pardon Convicted Killer
-
Inflation Eases in March but Remains High
-
‘Tranq’ Fentanyl Mix an Emerging Threat: WH
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Biden Administration’s Strict Emissions Rules
NTD Evening News—04/11/2023
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Lawmakers Get Access to Biden, Trump Docs
-
Biden Had Role in Trump Raid: Legal Watchdog
-
DA Bragg Sues Rep. Jim Jordan Over Trump Case
-
Kentucky Bank Shooting Update
-
Reinstated TN Dem. Returns to State House
NTD Evening News—4/10/2023
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5 Dead in Shooting at Bank in Louisville, KY
-
China’s Military 'Ready to Fight' for Taiwan
-
Macron Urges Europe to Resist Following U.S.
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How Is America Seen After Trump's Indictment?
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House Judiciary Chair Subpoenas FBI Director
NTD evening news—04/07/2023
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Comer subpoenas for Biden associates' records
-
Democrats criticize Tennessee reps' expulsion
-
Riley Gaines attacked by trans activist
-
Analysis: is history repeating?
-
Gop and dem reps. Show unity in Taiwan
- REP. SUBPOENAS FORMER MANHATTAN PROSECUTOR
- ROBERT F. KENNEDY, JR. 2024 PRESIDENTIAL BID
- HOUSE REPS. IN TAIWAN SEND 'SIGNAL TO CCP'
- TOP IRANIAN, SAUDI DIPLOMATS MEET IN CHINA
- TRUMP: CHINA WANTS TO DISPLACE U.S. DOLLAR
NTD Evening News—4/5/2023
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Speaker Mccarthy Meets with Taiwan's Tsai
-
Analysis: Taiwan's President Meeting Mccarthy
-
Mexican President Denounces Trump Charges
-
Trump Indictment: Analysis
-
Tornadoes Rip Through Central U.S., 5 Killed
NTD Evening News—04/04/2023
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Trump Pleads Not Guilty to Indictment Charges
-
Meme-maker Convicted of Election Interference
-
U.S. Military Kills Senior Isis Leader
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U.S. To Host Taiwan Leader as Beijing Glares
-
Bank Crisis Not Over, China a Threat: Dimon
-
Trump Spending Night in NYC Trump Tower Ahead of Arraignment Tomorrow
-
Trump Indictment: Analysis
-
More Storms Expected After Deadly Weekend
-
Wis. Judicial Race Could Affect Entire U.S.
-
Judge Dismisses Pfizer COVID Vax Trial Case
NTD evening news—03/31/2023
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Trump lawyers prepare not guilty plea @ 00:01
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Trump's spokesperson on indictment
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Analysis: indictment 'third world' operation
-
Desantis continues book tour in Georgia
-
Biden surveys tornado damage in Mississippi
- NY GRAND JURY INDICTS TRUMP OVER HUSH MONEY
- 9 SOLDIERS KILLED AFTER TWO HELICOPTERS CRASH
- TRAIN CARRYING ETHANOL DERAILS IN MINNESOTA
- NASHVILLE PROTEST URGES TIGHTER GUN CONTROL
- WH: BIDEN TO SIGN BILL TO END COVID EMERGENCY
-
Nashville Mourns Victims of School Shooting
-
AZ Gov. Press Sec. Resigns Over Trans Post
-
Manhattan Grand Jury Takes Month-Long Break
-
Hawley Tries TikTok Ban, Sen. Paul Opposes
-
WH Reacts to Beijing Threats Against McCarthy
NTD Evening News—03/28/2023
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Police Chief: Shooter's Motive is Not Clear
-
Babylon Bee Testifies on Big Tech Censorship
-
Analysis: IRS Makes House Call on Matt Taibbi
-
Bankman-fried Charged W/ $40m Bribe to China
-
Mccarthy Presses Biden to Meet to Raise Debt
NTD Evening News—3/27/2023
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7 Killed in Shooting, Including 3 Children
-
House Condemns Live Forced Organ Harvesting
-
Trump Grand Jury Hears More Evidence: Source
-
DA Bragg Responds to House GOP Probe
-
Poll: Traditional American Values in Decline
Ntd evening news—03/24/2023
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Threatening letter delivered to manhattan da
-
Kash Patel on possible trump indictment
-
Parental rights bill passes house 213-208
-
Dems join GOP visit to j6 defendants in jail
-
Hearing: Biden administration's trade policy
1、HUSH MONEY CASE: GRAND JURY NOT MEETING AGAIN
2、CONGRESS SKEPTICAL AS TIKTOK DENIES CCP TIES
3、TIKTOK CONGRESSIONAL HEARING: ANALYSIS
4、CHINA, RUSSIA VOW TO CREATE NEW WORLD ORDER
5、BIDEN, GOP CLASH OVER OBAMACARE, SPENDING
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Trump Case Provokes Mixed GOP Reactions
-
Court Rejects Trump’s Bid on Lawyer’s Records
-
Fed Hikes Rates Again Despite Bank Failures
-
Norfolk Southern CEO Responds to Safety Push
-
Moderna CEO Grilled in Senate Hearing on Vax
NTD Evening News—3/21/2023
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Trump Indictment Pending More Testimony
-
Japanese Pm Makes Surprise Visit to Ukraine
-
Putin, Xi Sign Economic Deal Amid Talks
-
Analysis: China, Russia Talks
-
Threats of CCP Main Focus of Gop Retreat
NTD Evening News—3/20/2023
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Witness to Discredit Trump's Former Attorney
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Trump Prosecutor Rejects Intimidation
-
Attorney's Analysis of Trump Arrest Rumors
-
Xi Vows Ties With ‘Dear Friend’ Putin in Moscow
-
US: Don’t Be ‘Fooled’ by Russia and China
Ntd evening news—03/17/2023
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SVB financial group files for bankruptcy
-
Probes being used to steal election
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Poll: Florida split between trump, desantis
-
Desantis says experts were wrong on covid
-
Chinese data alleges covid came from animals
- ISIS CAN MAKE EXTERNAL ATTACK: U.S. COMMANDER
- BIDEN FAMILY PAID $1M BY CHINA-LINKED PARTNER
- YELLEN TESTIFIES ON RECENT BANK COLLAPSES
- POLAND VOWS TO SEND FIGHTER JETS TO UKRAINE
- PENTAGON RELEASES VIDEO OF DRONE-JET INCIDENT
-
Judge Considers Ending Abortion Pill Approval
-
Texas Takes Over Houston School District
-
GOP Unveils Energy Plan, Schumer Quashes It
-
Senate Confirms New Ambassador to India
-
Dod: Russian Intercept of Drone ‘Intentional’
NTD Evening News—03/14/2023
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Major Nor'easter Brings Heavy Snow, Winds
-
Ohio Sues Norfolk Southern Over Derailment
-
Biden Seeks More Gun Background Checks
-
Treasury Lets GOP Review Biden Bank Records
-
Federal Government Investigating SVB Crash
NTD Evening News—3/13/2023
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Northeast States Face Winter Storm Warnings
-
Biden Approves Controversial Oil Project
-
Climate Groups Decry Biden Admin. 'Oil Stain'
-
Biden: Bank System Is ‘Safe’ After SVB Fall
-
Analysis: Biden, Fed Responses to SVB Failure
Ntd evening news—03/10/2023
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U.S. Economy added 311k jobs in February
-
Biden's fiscal plans under microscope
-
Covid intel bill heads to Biden's desk
-
China brokers deal between Iran, Saudi Arabia
-
Desantis speaks in early voting state of Iowa
- BIDEN UNVEILS BUDGET PLAN IN PHILADELPHIA
- CEO TESTIFIES ABOUT OHIO TRAIN DERAILMENT
- TWITTER FILES JOURNALISTS TESTIFY; HOUSE VOTES ON 'PROTECTING SPEECH' BILL
- PROUD BOYS MEMBER SEEKS DISMISSAL OF J6 CASE
- LATEST JANUARY 6 FOOTAGE DROP: ANALYSIS
NTD Evening News—3/8/2023
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J6 Defendants Ask for Newly Released Footage
-
WH Pressured to Crack Down on Mexican Cartels
-
Lawmakers Pressure Ccp in Covid Origin Probe
-
Intel Officials Share Global Security Threats
-
NATO Chief Warns Ukrainian City May Soon Fall
NTD Evening News—03/07/2023
-
Americans Kidnapped in Mexico: 2 Found Dead
-
Fox Releases New January 6 Footage
-
Analysis: Newly Released January 6 Footage
-
WH Proposes Tax Hike to Fund Medicare
-
Fed Chair Powell Signals Increased Rate Hikes
-
4 Americans Kidnapped by Gunmen in Mexico
-
35 Arrested in Attack on Atlanta Police Site
-
Adams Talks Faith, Clarifies Remarks
-
Economists Warn of Recession, Stagflation
-
Mourning Mom: Fentanyl Is Killing Our Youth
Ntd evening news—03/03/2023
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Murdaugh gets life sentence, declared guilty
-
Wh defends Biden's decision to block dc law
-
Gop sens. Visit tx, dems to visit border soon
-
CPAC 2023 in Washington, DC
-
Ag garland makes surprise visit to Ukraine
- DOJ: NO IMMUNITY FOR TRUMP IN JAN. 6 LAWSUITS
- SENATE PASSES BILL TO DECLASSIFY COVID INTEL
- BLINKEN MEETS RUSSIAN FOREIGN MINISTER AT G20
- THEY DECIDED IT'S GOING TO BE ALEX: DEFENSE
- U.S. COMMITTED TO W.H.O. ACCORD: HAMAMOTO
NTD Evening News—3/1/2023
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AG Faces Grilling Over Equally Applying Law
-
McCarthy Unveils 'Parents' Bill of Rights'
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Senate Overturns Biden's ESG Investment Rule
-
FBI Director: COVID 'Likely' from Chinese Lab
-
Lawyer Killed Family for Sympathy: Prosecutor
NTD Evening News—02/28/2023
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SCOTUS Hearing on Student Loan Forgiveness
-
House Countering CCP 'Existential Threat'
-
Report Details China-linked Hacking Efforts
-
White House Bans Tiktok From Gov't Devices
-
Lawmakers Account for Military Aid to Ukraine
-
Wind Storm, Tornadoes Hitting Central U.S.
-
Disney World Loses Self-Governing Status
-
Trump, DeSantis Lead As 2024 Nominees: Poll
-
WH Responds to Doe COVID-19 Lab Leak Report
-
Analysis: Us Energy Dept Says Lab Leak Likely
NTD Evening News—02/24/2023
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Biden, g7 vow unwavering support for Ukraine
-
U.S. Rejects china's peace plan for Ukraine
-
First lady says president will run in 2024
-
School district must pay mom's legal fees
-
Yuma official: up to 600 illegal entries/day
NTD Evening News—2/23/2023
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U.S., Nato Warn China Not to Send Russia Arms
-
Thayer: China, Not Russia, Big Threat to U.S.
-
U.S. Must Decouple from China: Pres. Candidate
-
Vivek Ramaswamy Starts Presidential Campaign
-
Buttigieg Visits Ohio Train Derailment Site
-
Fire Breaks Out at Fed Uranium Complex in TN
-
Trump Aims for Contrast w/ Biden in Oh Visit
-
EPA Threatens Norfolk Southern Over Cleanup
-
Biden Vows To Defend NATO, Wraps Up Trip
-
China, Russia Reaffirm Close Ties: Analysis
NTD Evening News—02/21/2023
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Union Pacific Coal Train Derails in Nebraska
-
Epa Demands Norfolk Southern Handle Cleanup
-
Explosion at Florida Industrial Zone, 2 Dead
-
Biden Pledges Support for Kyiv in Warsaw
-
Putin Accuses the West of War in Ukraine
- OHIO: METAL FACTORY EXPLOSION, MULTIPLE HURT
- PRES. BIDEN VISITS KYIV, ANNOUNCES MORE AID
- ANALYSIS: CHINA GIVING WEAPONS TO RUSSIA?
- DESANTIS SPEAKS AT NY LAW ENFORCEMENT RALLY
- JAMES O’KEEFE RESIGNS FROM PROJECT VERITAS
NTD evening news—02/17/2023
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4 U.S. Troops hurt in killing of ISIS leader
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Questions arise over us take downs of objects
-
Analysis: Ohio train derailment responses
-
Gop lawmakers seek probe of Biden appointee
-
Investigating 'troubling claims' about Pfizer
NTD Evening News—2/16/2023
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Pres. Biden Addresses Chinese Spy Balloon
-
Sen. Fetterman Being Treated for Depression
-
McCarthy in AZ to Highlight Border Crisis
-
GOP, Dems Split on Root of Fentanyl Crisis
-
Mich. Train with Hazardous Material Derails
-
Reports: U.S. Followed Balloon From Launch
-
Reports Us Aware of Balloon Launch: Analysis
-
Ford Motor Strikes Deal for Chinese Batteries
-
GOP Budget Committee Proposes Spending Cuts
-
New Bill To Punish Providers Who Deny Unvaxed
NTD Evening News—02/14/2023
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Senators Say Objects 'Not New'
-
White House Reaction to Spy Balloon: Analysis
-
Biden Touts Inflation Rpt as Prices Stay High
-
Nikki Haley Running for President in 2024
-
Senator Dianne Feinstein Retiring in 2024
- WH: OBJECTS LIKELY FLEW OVER MILITARY SITES
- FLYING OBJECTS OVER NORTH AMERICA: ANALYSIS
- MORE MAR-A-LAGO DOCUMENTS TURNED OVER TO DOJ
- DESANTIS AIMS TO 'END ESG WOKE BANKING' IN FL
- ILLEGAL IMMIGRANT ARRESTS DROP 40% IN JAN.
Ntd evening news—02/10/2023
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White House national security council
-
Chinese balloon carried missiles in 2018 test
-
FBI finds classified document at pence's home
-
Texas ag paxton settles for $3.3 million
-
US-UK secret covid agreement: judicial watch
NTD Evening News—2/9/2023
-
CCP Spy Balloon Carried Monitoring Tech
-
WH Officials Briefed All Senators on Balloon
-
Insights: CCP Spy Balloon Treatment in China
-
GOP Wants Hunter Biden's Business Docs
-
1st Hearing on Weaponization of Federal Gov't
-
Biden’s State of the Union Recap, Reactions
-
Biden Begins Post-Sotu ‘Blitz’ Amid 2024 Buzz
-
Blinken and Pentagon on Chinese Spy Balloon
-
House Probes Censoring of Hunter Biden Laptop
-
Biden Takes Aim at Big Tech in 2023 Address
NTD Evening News—02/07/2023
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Biden to Pitch Unity at State of the Union
-
Analysis: Biden Admin's Successes, Failures
-
Chief Patrol Agents Questioned on Border
-
China Balloons Flew in U.s. Under Trump: Dod
-
Lawmakers in China Hearings After Spy Balloon
- OVER 3K DEAD AFTER TURKEY, SYRIA EARTHQUAKE
- BIDEN REACTS TO SHOOTING DOWN CHINESE BALLOON
- THE CHINESE REGIME'S SPY BALLOON: ANALYSIS
- BIDEN'S UPCOMING STATE OF THE UNION ADDRESS
- DEMS MAKE SOUTH CAROLINA FIRST PRIMARY STATE
NTD Evening News—02/03/2023
-
Dangerous arctic front in northern states
-
Exec. Discusses irregular menstrual cycles
-
Censorship worse much than believed: expert
-
U.S. Economy added 517,000 jobs in January
-
Push to separate immigration, securing border
NTD Evening News—2/2/2023
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GOP Boots Ilhan Omar Off Foreign Affairs
-
Biden Approval Steady After Doc Scandal: Poll
-
Hunter Biden Admits Infamous Laptop Was His
-
Tiktok a 'cesspool' to Target Kids: Raichik
-
Trump Vows to Outlaw Sex Changes on Minors
-
6 Dead During Winter Storm in the South
-
Calls for Police Reform at Nichols’ Funeral
-
A.P. African American Studies Course Released
-
DOJ Searches Biden’s Rehoboth Beach Home
-
Biden, McCarthy Talk Debt Ceiling: Analysis
NTD Evening News—1/31/2023
-
Baldwin Formally Charged in ‘Rust’ Shooting
-
Tyre Nichols: Video Contradicts Police Report
-
WH to End COVID Emergency in May
-
GOP House Passes Bill to End Emergency Now
-
Biden Travels to NYC Touting Tunnel Project
-
BIDEN TOUTS INFRASTRUCTURE MONEY IN BALTIMORE
-
24 GOP SENS. OPPOSE DEBT INCREASE W/O OFFSETS
-
FORMER PRESIDENT TRUMP BACK ON CAMPAIGN TRAIL
-
WEEKEND PROTESTS OVER TYRE NICHOLS FOOTAGE
5.GANG TIED TO IRAN BEHIND MURDER PLOT: DOJ
NTD Evening News—01/27/2023
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Tyre Nichols vid: officials calling for peace
-
Body cam footage of Pelosi attack released
-
Ai program Chatgpt endangering jobs: experts
-
Feds probe snapchat, alleged fentanyl deals
-
Ronna Mcdaniel wins 4th term as RNC chairman
NTD Evening News—01/26/2023
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Nichols Death: Five Former Officers Charged
-
Alex Murdaugh on Trial in Murder of Wife, Son
-
After Teacher Shot, VA School Officials Leave
-
Biden Speech Touts Economic Accomplishments
-
Past Officials Asked to Find Classified Docs
-
Biden: U.S. Will Send M1 Tanks to Ukraine
-
Meta To Reinstate TRUMP’s Fb, Insta Accounts
-
Reactions to Pence’s Classified Documents
-
GOP, Dems Spar Over National Budget
-
First Indictment for Pregnancy Center Attacks
NTD Evening News—1/24/2023
-
7 Dead in Half Moon Bay, Suspect Arrested
-
Senators Introduce New Gun Control Bills
-
Rise in Gun Deaths for January: Analysis
-
Fmr FBI Special Agent on Gun Violence Causes
-
Tyre Nichols Family Views Traffic Stop Video
- FLOWERS LEFT AT MONTEREY PARK, LOCALS REFLECT
- MORE CALL FOR PROBE AMID NEW BIDEN DOCS
- WH CHIEF OF STAFF RON KLAIN RESIGNING: REPORT
- MCCARTHY TO REJECT 2 DEM. NOMINEES FROM INTEL
- MAYORS OF THE LARGEST CITIES ON PUBLIC SAFETY
NTD evening news—01/20/2023
1.Biden marks 2nd year in office, touts economy
2.No decision on dispute over tanks to ukraine
3.Trump warns republicans about spending cuts
4.Gop reveals picks for oversight committee
- Embattled republican gets on two committees
NTD Evening News—01/19/2023
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Alec Baldwin to Be Charged With Manslaughter
-
Biden Approval Drops to 40%: New Poll
-
'We Have Two Standards of Justice': Trump
-
U.S. Maxes Out on $31.4 Trillion Debt Limit
-
U.S. To Send More Military Aid to Ukraine?
NTD Evening News—01/17/2023
- Big pharma censorship: Twitter files
- Investors sue Musk over promise to buy Tesla
- Intel official 'figured' laptop files real
- U.S. Approaches $31t debt limit
- White House on offensive over classified docs
NTD Evening News—1/16/2023
-
Biden Gives MLK Day Speech, Dodges Questions
-
WH: No Visitor Logs for Biden’s Delaware Home
-
DC Visitors Reflect on MLK's Legacy
-
Most WEF Experts Say Global Recession Likely
-
World Economic Forum Faces Pushback: Analysis
NTD Evening News—01/10/2023
- Biden, Japanese Prime Minister renew Alliance
- Judiciary’s 1st investigation of Biden docs
- Comparison of Trump, Biden classified docs
- Biden Classified documents: Analysis
- Trump’s real estate Co. ordered to pay $1.6M
NTD Evening News—1/12/2023
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- 113 Dems Join GOP, Ban Spr Oil Exports to CCP
-
Special Counsel to Investigate Biden Docs
-
Documents Found in Biden’s Delaware Garage
-
Idaho Murder Suspect Back in Court
-
NYC Nurses Reach Agreement, Ending Strike
-
Unclear Why Aviation System Crashed: Biden
-
NY Republicans Call on Santos To Resign
-
1 Dem Joins GOP To Pass ‘Born Alive’ Bill
-
2nd Batch of Biden Classified Docs Found: Rpt
-
California Residents Defy Evacuation Orders
NTD Evening News—1/10/2022
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House Creates Bipartisan Committee on China
-
Biden, Trudeau Discuss Supply Chain at Summit
-
White House: Biden Unaware of Classified Docs
-
Proposals for Lower Student Loan Payments
-
Pfizer Board Member Flagged COVID Post
- SPEAKERSHIP: HOUSE VOTES ON RULES PACKAGE
- IRS MOSTLY TARGETS LOW-INCOME PEOPLE: REPORT
- WH CAUSED BIG TECH COVID CENSORSHIP: LAWYER
- BIDEN FACES BACKLASH OVER BORDER TRIP
- LEADERS WORLDWIDE RESPOND TO BRAZIL ATTACKS
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BIDEN MARKS 2ND ANNIVERSARY OF JAN. 6
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POLLS: AMERICANS DIVIDED ON IMPACT OF JAN. 6
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SOROS FUNDED 'ELECTION REFORM' GROUPS: REPORT
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U.S. ADDED 223K JOBS IN DECEMBER
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FAMILY DISPLACED AFTER TREE FALLS ON ROOF
NTD Evening News—01/05/2023
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Mccarthy loses 10th vote, new nominee takes 7
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Biden announces border visit, new program
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NYC mayor criticizes dc for 'man-made crisis'
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DNA & phone data fit Idaho murder suspect
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Family of 8 found shot dead in Utah home
1. No House Speaker Elected After 6 Vote Rounds 2. Biden Appears With McConnell in Kentucky 3. Expert: Vaccine Must Be Considered Re: Hamlin 4. ESPN Analyst Stops Show To Pray for Hamlin 5. FDA Expands Availability of Abortion Pill
NTD Evening News—1/3/2023
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McCarthy Loses First 3 Rounds in Speaker Vote
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Capitol Police Chief Lauds Security Upgrades
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Florida Gov. Desantis Sworn in for 2nd Term
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Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs Sworn in
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Bills-Bengals Game Won't Resume This Week
- ELON MUSK TEASES TWITTER DROP: ‘FAUCI FILES’
- NEARLY 8% OF V-SAFE USERS NEEDED MEDICAL CARE
- MCCARTHY FACES HEAT AHEAD OF SPEAKER VOTE
- HOUSE GOP REVEALS LIST OF LEGISLATION
- BIDEN TO TOUT BIPARTISANSHIP AS NEW YEAR HITS
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Arrest Made in Killing of 4 Idaho Students
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House Dems Release Trump Taxes to Public
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Test Run of Crystal Ball Drop at Times Square
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People Who Choose Faith Over Criticism
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Biggest Celebrity Stories From 2022
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U.S. To Require Test for Travel From China
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SCOTUS Extends Title 42 for Several Months
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San Diego Resources Full After Migrant Influx
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BlackRock To Assist Ukraine w/ Reconstruction
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U.S. House of Representatives Bans TikTok
SCOTUS Keeps Title 42 In Place For Now; Putin Bans Oil Exports to G7 Nations That Abide by Price Cap
NTD Evening News—12/26/2022
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Report: Twitter censored covid info per gov't
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GOP lays groundwork to probe FBI
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CCP flies planes near Taiwan over U.S. Bill
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Reports: 248m covid cases in 20 days in china
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3 WASH. State electric substations vandalized
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3 Dead and Millions Without Power After Storm
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House Sends $1.7T Bill to Biden’s Desk
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Report: $482B Taxpayer Money Wasted in 2022
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FBI Mum on Social Media Payments
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ByteDance Admits User Data Compromised
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SENATE PASSES $1.7T IN GOV'T FUNDS FOR 2023
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ARIZONA TAKING DOWN MAKESHIFT BORDER WALL
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POLLSTER SAYS LAKE SHOULD HAVE WON ELECTION
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RECORD LOW TEMPS EXPECTED THIS CHRISTMAS
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PRESIDENT BIDEN GIVES 2022 CHRISTMAS ADDRESS
NTD Evening News—12/20/2022
1Twitter Assisted in U.S. Psych Ops: New Files
26.4 Magnitude Quake Hits Humboldt County
3Committee Votes on Release of Trump Taxes
4Congress Unveils $1.7T Bill to Fund Gov't
5Judge Approves 2 of Lake's Election Claims
NTD Evening News—12/19/2022
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FBI targeted Biden laptop story: twitter file
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Supreme court extends title 42 border policy
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Judge hears oral arguments in lake lawsuit
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America fest: Kari lake vows to keep fighting
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J6 panel asks DOJ to prosecute trump
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Twitter Files Part 6 Reveals Emails With FBI
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Twitter Bans Journalists for Safety Reasons
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James O’Keefe Reinstated on Twitter
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Fauci Concerned About Medical Misinformation
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Judge Grants Lake’s Request To Review Ballots
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TRUMP ANNOUNCES PLAN TO 'SHATTER' CENSORSHIP
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SENATE PASSES TIKTOK BAN FROM GOV'T DEVICES
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DOJ SUING ARIZONA OVER MAKESHIFT BORDER WALL
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DHS ISSUES UPDATED PLAN FOR TITLE 42 LIFTING
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OFFICIALS AIR OPPOSING VIEWS ON MILITARY VAX
Lawmakers Want to Ban TikTok in the US; Parents Reflect 10 Years After Sandy Hook Shooting
NTD Evening News—12/13/2022
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DOJ: FTX Illegally Donated to Lawmakers
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Lawmakers Urge Crypto Regulation After FTX
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Report: Legacy Media Avoiding Twitter Files
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Doctors Banned for Vax Tweets Return to Twitter
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DeSantis Holds Roundtable on Covid-19 Vaccine
NTD Evening News—12/12/2022
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Twitter Knew Trump Didn't Violate Rules: Musk
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Lockerbie Bombing Suspect in U.s. Custody
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U.S. To Meet Russians on Paul Whelan Case
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Gov't Funding Deal
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Paul Pelosi Healing After Attack: Daughter
NTD Evening News—12/09/2022
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Dem. Senator Leaves Party, Now an Independent
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Biden Official Charged in 2nd Luggage Theft
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Analysis: Brittney Griner-viktor Bout Swap
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Twitter's Actions May Have Cost Lives: Expert
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Ccp Police Stations Discovered in Us Cities
After Walker Loss, RNC Needs New Leadership: Fmr Trump Adviser; Loudoun County Superintendent Fired
NTD Evening News—12/6/2022
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Trump Org Guilty of Tax Fraud, Other Crimes
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Georgia Holds Warnock-Walker Senate Runoff
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Arizona GOP Asks State AG to Probe Hobbs
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Partisan Disputes Slow Defense Bill Passage
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ICE Gives Wrong Number of GPS-Tracked Immigrants: Report
NTD Evening News—12/2/2022
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Musk to Publish Hunter Biden Censorship Story
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Musk Kicks Ye Off Twitter Over Hitler Remarks
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Musk Shows Monkey Using Pc Via Chip in Brain
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Arizona County Must Certify Election: Judge
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Warnock Rally: Obama Blasts Herschel Walker
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COURT HALTS SPECIAL MASTER REVIEW
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PELOSI: DEMS MAY RELEASE TRUMP’S TAX RETURNS
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PA COUNTY APPROVES CHALLENGED MIDTERM RESULTS
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BIDEN MEETS W/ FRENCH PRESIDENT MACRON AT WH
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SCOTUS TO TAKE UP BIDEN'S STUDENT DEBT RELIEF
NTD Evening News—11/29/2022
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Rhodes Convicted of Seditious Conspiracy
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High Voting Signals Warnock Win: Commentator
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McConnell Hits at Trump Over Dinner Guests
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Pentagon: China May Have 1,500 Nukes by 2035
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Berkeley Locals Mourn Victims, Denounce CCP
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Buffalo Shooting Suspect Pleads Guilty
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Maricopa County Confirms Election Results
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DOD: Delaying Funds Hurts National Security
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U.S. Says Russia Postpones Arms Control Talks
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WH Responds Cautiously to Protests in China
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KARI LAKE SUES MARICOPA COUNTY OVER ELECTION
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BUSY POST-THANKSGIVING SCHEDULE FOR CONGRESS
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U.S. COULD DEPEND ON CHINA FOR GREEN ENERGY
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POLICE BEAT APPLE FACTORY WORKERS IN CHINA
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WOMEN’S NETWORK RESCUES BABIES FROM ABORTION
Former President Donald Trump on Nov. 23 responded to a recent Supreme Court ruling that gave a Democratic House committee access to his tax records. Police have identified the man who allegedly opened fire inside a Walmart in Chesapeake, Virginia. Meanwhile, new details have emerged about the Colorado Club Q shooting suspect—the defense team says the man identifies as "non-binary."
SCOTUS Allows House Dems to See Trump’s Tax Returns;
Arizona Counties Delay Election Certifications
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Police Give Update on Colorado Club Shooting
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Kari Lake Message to People of AZ and U.S.
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Closer Scrutiny of Arizona’s Election Process
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Trump Applauded at Republican Jewish Event
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Analysis: Deciphering Political Narratives
NTD Evening News—11/18/2022
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Special Counsel Named to Investigate Trump
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Rep. Hakeem Jeffries Runs to Succeed Pelosi
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GOP Rep. Lauren Boebert's Challenger Concedes
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GOP Investigations to Target the White House
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Notable Republicans to Speak at Jewish Event
DeSantis Says Focus Should Be on GA Runoff; Missile Strike Wasn't a Russian Attack: Poland, NATO
NTD Evening News—11/15/2022
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Russian Missiles Strike Poland: Report
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McCarthy Wins GOP Nomination for Speaker
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Scott to Challenge McConnell as Senate Leader
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DeSantis Responds to Trump’s Comments
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Arizona Governor Race Could Get a Recount
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University of Virginia Morning After Shooting
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China Invasion of Taiwan Not Imminent
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CCP Delegate Shoves Human Rights Questioner
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Biden, Xi Meeting: How Did Human Rights Fare?
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Tensions Emerge As Parties Prep Leader Picks
NTD Evening News—11/11/2022
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Cameras at Nevada Vote Counting Site Go Dark
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What Role Did Dobbs Play in Midterm Results?
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Advisor: Trump to Announce His Run as Planned
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Understanding Midterm Campaign Spending
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Government Halts Student Loan Relief Program
NTD Evening News—11/10/2022
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Video: Illegal Campaigning at Polling Center?
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Maricopa County Explains Tabulator Issue
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Nevada Needs 3 More Days to Count 50k Ballots
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Warnock Leads Walker in Runoff Campaign Funds
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Rep. Boebert Takes Lead Over Dem Opponent
NTD Evening News—11/10/2022
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Video: Illegal Campaigning at Polling Center?
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Maricopa County Explains Tabulator Issue
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Nevada Needs 3 More Days to Count 50k Ballots
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Warnock Leads Walker in Runoff Campaign Funds
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Rep. Boebert Takes Lead Over Dem Opponent
Biden on Midterms: Red Wave 'Didn't Happen’; Brittney Griner Transferred to Russian Penal Colony
Biden on Midterms: Red Wave 'Didn't Happen’; Brittney Griner Transferred to Russian Penal Colony
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True the Vote Leaders Released From Detention
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National Guard Helping Midterm Cybersecurity?
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Effect on DeSantis’ Career Running vs. Trump
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Elon Musk Urges Americans To Vote Republican
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Biden Campaigns for Gov. Hochul in New York
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True the Vote Leaders Released From Detention
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National Guard Helping Midterm Cybersecurity?
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Effect on DeSantis’ Career Running vs. Trump
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Elon Musk Urges Americans To Vote Republican
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Biden Campaigns for Gov. Hochul in New York
Trump Expected to Soon Kick Off 2024 Run: Reports; House GOP Alleges 'Rampant' FBI Corruption | NTD Evening News
Trump Expected to Soon Kick Off 2024 Run: Reports; House GOP Alleges 'Rampant' FBI Corruption | NTD Evening News
NTD Evening News—11/3/2022 1. North Korea Fires 6 Missiles, Including ICBM 2. Biden Campaigns in Blue States 3. Big Tech-Government Censorship Case 4. One MRNA Vaccine for Both Covid and Flu 5. Pelosi Attack Suspect Is an Illegal Immigrant
NTD Evening News—11/3/2022 1. North Korea Fires 6 Missiles, Including ICBM 2. Biden Campaigns in Blue States 3. Big Tech-Government Censorship Case 4. One MRNA Vaccine for Both Covid and Flu 5. Pelosi Attack Suspect Is an Illegal Immigrant
NTD Evening News—11/02/2022 1. WH Says North Korea Sending Weapons to Russia 2. Foreign Networks Influence Elections: Twitter 3. White House Deletes Flagged Tweet 4. Oregon Governor's Race Looking Tight 5. CISA Head Says Minor Election Errors 'normal'
NTD Evening News—11/02/2022 1. WH Says North Korea Sending Weapons to Russia 2. Foreign Networks Influence Elections: Twitter 3. White House Deletes Flagged Tweet 4. Oregon Governor's Race Looking Tight 5. CISA Head Says Minor Election Errors 'normal'
NTD Evening News—11/1/2022 1. Over 20M Voted So Far; Mostly Mail-In Ballots 2. Twitter Ousts China-Based Political Accounts 3. Chief Justice Halts Release of Trump's Taxes 4. Analysis: Political Violence in United States 5. DHS and Tech Companies Policing Information
- Male Suspect Faces Charges in Pelosi Assault
- Trump Asks SCOTUS To Block Release of His Tax Returns
- Possibly $20 per Month for Mark & Twitter Reportedly Checked Biden Tweet
- Fmr President Obama Campaigns in Wisconsin
- SCOTUS Weighs Race-Based College Admissions
NTD Evening News—10/26/2022 1. Hobbs Accuses Lake of Motivating Burglary 2. Court Challenge of Nevada County Hand Count 3. US Mail-In Ballot Total Skyrockets: Research 4. PA Official Predicts Delays in Counting Votes 5. Trump to Rally for Sen. Marco Rubio in Fla
NTD Evening News —10/25/2022 1. Adidas Drops Kanye West Over Recent Comments 2. Voter Intimidation Cases Reported in Arizona 3. Florida Gov. Desantis Debates Charlie Crist 4. Report: Google Moves Republican Sites Down 5. Biden Gets 3rd Booster, Promotes Annual Shots
NTD Evening News —10/24/2022 1. Rishi Sunak To Become UK’s Next Leader 2. Biden Encourages Young Voter Turnout in Forum 3. Trump in Texas, Speaks on Illegal Immigration 4. California Gubernatorial Debate 5. Could Pelosi Remain Speaker of the House?
NTD Evening News—10/21/2022 1. House Jan. 6th Committee Subpoenas Trump 2. Steve Bannon Sentenced to Four Months in Jail 3. Top Biden Officials Must Testify: Court 4. Biden, Republicans Spar Over Spending 5. Big Data Poll: New Results Changing Forecast
NTD Evening News—10/20/2022 1. CDC Adds Covid Vax to Children’s Vax Schedule 2. Complaint: GOP Election Official Overreaches 3. Biden Touts Infrastructure Investments in Pa 4. Thousands of Erroneous Ballots Sent Out in AZ 5. Liz Truss Resigns as UK Prime Minister
Judge Orders Ex-Trump Lawyer to Give More Emails to Jan. 6 Panel; IRS Raises Tax Brackets for 2023
NTD Evening News—10/18/2022 1. Steele Dossier Source Acquitted on All Counts 2. Report: U.S. Military Strength Is 'Weak' 3. Ohio Senate Candidates Debate Issues 4. Easing Voting Rules: Alleged Bias in Florida 5. Biden Plans Abortion Law If Dems Win Midterms
- DOJ Asks Court To Sentence Bannon to Jail
- House Panel Reports on Trump Hotel Bills
- DeSantis Ranks Net Favorite Politician: Poll
- Chinese Regime’s Leader Sets 5-Year Agenda
- Cybersecurity Comments After Lax Hack
NTD Evening News—10/14/2022 5 DEAD IN NC SHOOTING, JUVENILE IN CUSTODY MI PARENTS CONTINUE PROTESTING EXPLICIT BOOKS FORMER DRAG QUEEN: SHOWS ARE GROOMING KIDS PUSHBACK ON VUMC'S TRANS SURGERIES ON MINORS DOJ APPEALS SPECIAL MASTER APPOINTMENT
NTD Evening News—10/14/2022 5 DEAD IN NC SHOOTING, JUVENILE IN CUSTODY MI PARENTS CONTINUE PROTESTING EXPLICIT BOOKS FORMER DRAG QUEEN: SHOWS ARE GROOMING KIDS PUSHBACK ON VUMC'S TRANS SURGERIES ON MINORS DOJ APPEALS SPECIAL MASTER APPOINTMENT
Jan. 6 Committee to Subpoena Trump; SCOTUS Rejects Trump’s Request to Intervene in Mar-a-Lago Case
NTD Evening News—10/12/2022 1. Jury Orders Alex Joined to Pay $965 Million 2. Alex Jones Reacts to Verdict 3. Biden Admin. Knew Whipping Photos Misleading 4. LA Councilwoman Resigns Over Audio Leak 5. WH Releases New National Security Plan
NTD Evening News—10/11/2022 1. DOJ Urges Top Court to Reject Trump Request 2. G7 Condemns Russia as Strikes Continue 3. I Can No Longer Remain in the Party: Gabbard 4. LA Councilwoman Takes Leave Amid Scandal 5. 30K Noncitizens Got Vote Registration Notice
- At Least 14 Civilians Killed in Russia Attack
- Taiwan Vows To Boost Defense of Sovereignty
- School Demonized and Erased Columbus: Parent
- PayPal Changes Course: No Misinformation Fine
- Gender Surgeries on Youth Exposed in Videos
NTD Evening News—10/7/2022 UVALDE SCHOOL DISTRICT POLICE FORCE SUSPENDED NYC EMERGENCY OVER ILLEGAL IMMIGRANT INFLUX SMALL TX COUNTY DEALING WITH IMMIGRANT INFLUX BIDEN HAILS JOBS RPT AS GOP CALLS IT 'WORST' BIDEN PARDONS MARIJUANA USERS BEFORE MIDTERMS
DOJ Indicts 11 Pro-Life Activists for Blocking Clinic; Biden Pardons All Federal Marijuana Offenses
NTD Evening News—10/05/2022 1. List of Trump Documents Released Online 2. Court Speeds Up Appeal of Special Master 3. Gas Price to Slowly Rise as OPEC Cuts Oil 4. Biden Visits FL After Ian, Meets w/ DeSantis 5. Pro-Lifer Arrest Is FBI Scare Tactic: Lawyer
NTD Evening News: 10/04/2022 1. Recording of Oath Keepers' Alleged J6 Plan 2. Trump Asks Scotus to Take Mar-A-Lago Dispute 3. Scotus Overturns Ruling on Mass. Gun Law 4. Elon Musk Plans to Go Ahead with Twitter Deal 5. Biden Announces $6m for Abortion Access
- SCOTUS Grapples With EPA Test in New Term
- Ian Death Toll Around 100; Rescue Continues
- Biden in Puerto Rico, Vows Hurricane Funding
- Controversial Bat Coronavirus Research Grant
- Protests Held Against the Ccp’s National Day
- Hurricane Ian Makes Landfall in S. Carolina
- Biden on Gov’t Response to Hurricane Ian
- Gov’t Shutdown Averted, GOP Opposes Funding
- Dem. Criticizes Leaders Over Stock Ban Delay
- Kentanji Brown Jackson Formally Takes Seat
- Hurricane Ian Makes Landfall in S. Carolina
- Biden on Gov’t Response to Hurricane Ian
- Gov’t Shutdown Averted, GOP Opposes Funding
- Dem. Criticizes Leaders Over Stock Ban Delay
- Kentanji Brown Jackson Formally Takes Seat
Judge Sides With Trump on List of Property Seized; Ian to Regain Hurricane Strength, Heading to SC
Judge Sides With Trump on List of Property Seized; Ian to Regain Hurricane Strength, Heading to SC
NTD Evening News—9/27/2022 1. Hurricane Ian to Hit Florida Wednesday Night 2. Biden Sued for Student Debt Forgiveness Plan 3. New Orleans Police Dept. Hiring Civilians 4. Pro-Life Activist Pleads Not Guilty 5. Congress Races to Avoid Gov't Shutdown
- Florida Prepares for Impact of Hurricane Ian
- Canceling Student Loans To Cost $400B: Report
- WH Responds to Poll on Biden’s Popularity
- Cheney To Leave GOP if Trump Is 2024 Pick
- J6 Committee Prepares for Wednesday Hearing
- Florida Prepares for Impact of Hurricane Ian
- Canceling Student Loans To Cost $400B: Report
- WH Responds to Poll on Biden’s Popularity
- Cheney To Leave GOP if Trump Is 2024 Pick
- J6 Committee Prepares for Wednesday Hearing
- TRUMP FILES PROPOSED PROTECTIVE ORDER
- HOUSE GOP OUTLINES VISION BEFORE MIDTERMS
- BIDEN MAKES ELECTION PROMISES IN DNC SPEECH
- DESANTIS SUED OVER ILLEGAL IMMIGRANT FLIGHTS
- PAYPAL SHUTS DOWN FREE SPEECH UNION'S ACCOUNT
New York Attorney General Sues Trump for Alleged Financial Fraud; House Passes Elections Bill | NTD Evening News
NTD Evening News—9/20/2022 1. Dearie Asks Trump Team About Classification 2. Dems Push to Force Campaign Fund Disclosures 3. Delaware Prepares for Illegal Immigrants 4. Flights to Martha's Vineyard Investigated 5. New FBI Whistleblower Comes Forward
NTD Evening News—9/20/2022 1. Dearie Asks Trump Team About Classification 2. Dems Push to Force Campaign Fund Disclosures 3. Delaware Prepares for Illegal Immigrants 4. Flights to Martha's Vineyard Investigated 5. New FBI Whistleblower Comes Forward
Adnan Syed of 'Serial' to Be Released From Prison; Biden Won't Confirm 2024 Presidential Run | NTD Evening News
DeSantis Considers ‘More Flights’ With Migrants Lawmakers Urge Pentagon to End Military Vax Mandate
DeSantis Flies Illegal Immigrants to Martha's Vineyard; Trump Warns of 'Big Problems' if Indicted
NTD Evening News—09/14/2022 1. FBI Serves Lindell With Warrant in Drive-Thru 2. Primaries Conclude With NH Among Last States 3. Lawmakers in Full Campaign Modern for Midterms 4. Labor Chief Hosts Talks W/Unions, Railroads 5. Biden Announces EV Funding for 35 States 6. DOJ Charges 3 Iranian Nationals for Hacking 7. Report: Cost of Illegal Immigration up $20B 8. Racial Tweets Posted by D.O.D. Equity Chief 9. Teacher Who Resigned Over CRT Speaks Out 10. Illinois Criminal Reform Faces Backslash 11. R.Kelly Found Guilty in Federal Trial 12. UK: Queen's Lying-in-State Opens to Public 13. LIV Golf Team Championship Boasts $50M Purse 14. Jets Sticking With Flacco at Quarterback 15. MLB Schedule Tonight: Judge Looks for HR #58
NTD Evening News—09/13/2022 1. Inflation Hotter Than Expected in August 2. Clinton Investigator Ken Starr Dies at 76 3. Committee Launches Presidential Records Probe 4. Senator Proposes 15-Week Federal Abortion Ban 5. Robert Cahaly | Chief Pollster, Trafalgar GRP
NTD Evening News—09/13/2022 1. Inflation Hotter Than Expected in August 2. Clinton Investigator Ken Starr Dies at 76 3. Committee Launches Presidential Records Probe 4. Senator Proposes 15-Week Federal Abortion Ban 5. Robert Cahaly | Chief Pollster, Trafalgar GRP
- G7 Plan To Counter Gas Price Spike in Winter
- Biden To Boost Biotech To Compete With China
- Trump Responds to DOJ Request To Limit Order
- Record Amt of Fentanyl, Meth Seized in AZ, TX
- Veritas Exposes Teacher’s Political Ideology
NTD Evening News—09/09/2022 1. Judge Ditches Trump's Lawsuit Against Clinton 2. Project Keeps Tabs on the Executive Branch 3. Biden in Ohio: Time to Bury the Rust Belt 4. GOP Raises Concern: Forced Labor Solar Panels 5. Facebook Group to Share Vax-Related Injuries
- Queen Elizabeth II Passes Away at Age 96
- DOJ Appeals Court-Ordered Special Master
- Bannon Faces New Charges in Wall Plan
- DC Mayor Declares Emergency, Creates Office
- NV Official Arrested After Reporter Killed
- Biden Unveils Obama White House Portraits
- Lawmakers React to Trump Nuclear Doc Report
- Fauci Ordered to Produce Records for Lawsuit
- Strange Blood Clots in Most Bodies: Embalmers
- Embalmer: Humanity May Be at Stake
- Biden Unveils Obama White House Portraits
- Lawmakers React to Trump Nuclear Doc Report
- Fauci Ordered to Produce Records for Lawsuit
- Strange Blood Clots in Most Bodies: Embalmers
- Embalmer: Humanity May Be at Stake
NTD Evening News—09/06/2022 1. Dems May Add Same-Sex Marriage to Gov't Bill 2. Trump Raid Benefits China Agenda: Analyst 3. Official Barred from Office Over Jan. 6th 4. California Faces Power Outages Amid Heatwave 5. CA Fast Food Workers Could Be Paid $22/hr
NTD Evening News—09/05/2022 1. Judge Agrees to Special Master, Orders DOJ to Pause Investigation 2. Biden, Trump Make Dueling Speeches 3. New Poll: Some NY Dems Might Vote Republican 4. BLM Exec Accused of Stealing $10M in ‘Fees’ 5. Dr. Swain: BLM Not About Helping Black People 6. Liz Truss to Be UK’s Next Prime Minister 7. Expectations Low as Truss Is Named New PM 8. EU Running Low on Weapons Because of Ukraine 9. Spitz Recalls Munich Tragedy 50 Years Later
NTD Evening News—09/02/2022 1. Over 11,000 Non-Classified Docs Seized 2. Clark: Seized Documents Need Neutral Review 3. Biden Walks Back Comments on Trump Voters 4. Ex-NYC Cop Gets 10 Years for J6 Involvement 5. Dept. of Veteran Affairs to Provide Abortions 6. $1B in Stimulus Checks Sent to Inmates: Rep. 7. Actress Jane Fonda Undergoing Treatment 8. Concerns Over Ak Ranked-Choice Voting Outcome 9. Argentine Vice President Threatened by Gunman 10. August Jobs RPT: Hiring Slowed, Market Strong
NTD Evening News—09/02/2022 1. Over 11,000 Non-Classified Docs Seized 2. Clark: Seized Documents Need Neutral Review 3. Biden Walks Back Comments on Trump Voters 4. Ex-NYC Cop Gets 10 Years for J6 Involvement 5. Dept. of Veteran Affairs to Provide Abortions 6. $1B in Stimulus Checks Sent to Inmates: Rep. 7. Actress Jane Fonda Undergoing Treatment 8. Concerns Over Ak Ranked-Choice Voting Outcome 9. Argentine Vice President Threatened by Gunman 10. August Jobs RPT: Hiring Slowed, Market Strong
NTD Evening News—09/01/2022 1. Judge Holds Off on Appointing Special Master 2. Suit Uncovers Gov’t Pushing Social Media Censorship 3. Arizona Governor Visits Taiwan 4. Texas Busing Illegal Immigrants to Chicago 5. California Urges Residents Not to Charge Cars 6. Proposed Quarantine Camps in New York State 7. Kirk: Colleges Are Bloated, Produce Bad Ideas 8. KS Teacher Awarded $95K in Pronouns Lawsuit 9. 4th Grade Reading and Math Scores Plunge 10. No Named Storm in Aug. For 1st Time in 25YRS 11. Father and Son Rescued After Boat Sinks 12. Psychedelic Decriminalization Bill on Hold 13. Expert Comments on Calif. Teachers’ Pay 14. Broncos’ QB Wilson Signs $245 M Extension 15. Boris Johnson Pledges Nuclear Power Expansion 16. ‘Humanitarian Crisis’ for Children: Report 17. The ‘Cost of Lockdown’ Crisis: Alan Miller 18. 3,000-Year-Old Tomb Found in Peru 19. Animals Cool Off With Ice Cubes in Heat Wave
NTD Evening News—09/01/2022 1. Judge Holds Off on Appointing Special Master 2. Suit Uncovers Gov’t Pushing Social Media Censorship 3. Arizona Governor Visits Taiwan 4. Texas Busing Illegal Immigrants to Chicago 5. California Urges Residents Not to Charge Cars 6. Proposed Quarantine Camps in New York State 7. Kirk: Colleges Are Bloated, Produce Bad Ideas 8. KS Teacher Awarded $95K in Pronouns Lawsuit 9. 4th Grade Reading and Math Scores Plunge 10. No Named Storm in Aug. For 1st Time in 25YRS 11. Father and Son Rescued After Boat Sinks 12. Psychedelic Decriminalization Bill on Hold 13. Expert Comments on Calif. Teachers’ Pay 14. Broncos’ QB Wilson Signs $245 M Extension 15. Boris Johnson Pledges Nuclear Power Expansion 16. ‘Humanitarian Crisis’ for Children: Report 17. The ‘Cost of Lockdown’ Crisis: Alan Miller 18. 3,000-Year-Old Tomb Found in Peru 19. Animals Cool Off With Ice Cubes in Heat Wave
NTD Evening News—08/31/2022 1. DOJ: Trump Withheld Classified Documents 2. DOJ Reminds Workers Not to Talk With Congress 3. FBI Employee Charged for Molesting 5 Girls 4. Is NY’s New Gun Law Constitutionally Sound? 5. FL Sues FDA Over Canada Drug Import Program
NTD Evening News—08/31/2022 1. DOJ: Trump Withheld Classified Documents 2. DOJ Reminds Workers Not to Talk With Congress 3. FBI Employee Charged for Molesting 5 Girls 4. Is NY’s New Gun Law Constitutionally Sound? 5. FL Sues FDA Over Canada Drug Import Program
NTD Evening News—08/30/2022 1. Last Soviet Leader Mikhail Gorbachev Dies 2. Biased Special Master Suggestions 'a Joke' 3. Top FBI Agent Resigns after Alleged Bias 4. Biden Touts Anti-crime Plan before Midterms 5. Push for Credit Cards to Flag Gun Buys
NTD Evening News—08/30/2022 1. Last Soviet Leader Mikhail Gorbachev Dies 2. Biased Special Master Suggestions 'a Joke' 3. Top FBI Agent Resigns after Alleged Bias 4. Biden Touts Anti-crime Plan before Midterms 5. Push for Credit Cards to Flag Gun Buys
NTD Evening News—08/29/2022 1. NASA Launch Postponed Over Engine Problems 2. Remains of Star Trek Personalities in Space 3. Order: Judge May Green Light Special Master 4. Graham Expects Riots if Trump Is Prosecuted 5. GA Grand Jury: Gov. Kemp Appearance Delayed 6. PA Abruptly Changes Voter Registration Form 7. Plan for Illegal Immigrant Id Cards 8. FL: A Look at Charlie Crist’s Running Mate 9. 15 Protesters Dead in Clash With Iraqi Police 10. Rise in Laptop Landlords 11. Elon Musk Says the World Needs Oil and Gas 12. Electrify Expo Showcases Electric Vehicles 13. Honda Announces Battery Plant in U.S. 14. VA Gov. Vows to Halt Ban on Gas Powered Cars 15. Memorial Held for 13 Lost Service Members 16. SF Realtor Found Guilty of Bank Fraud 17. NTD Holds Chinese Martial Arts Competition 18. Mickey Mantle Card Sells for Record $12.6 M 19. U.S. Warships Sail Through Taiwan Strait 20. China, Mongolia Join Military Drill in Russia 21. Heatwave Still Roasting China, Flood Forecast 22. Chinese Protest Local Lockdown Measures 23. ~1 in 4 Won’t Use Heating in Winter: UK Poll 24. Royal Navy’s Biggest Warship Breaks Down 25. London Rally Marks Millions Quitting the CCP 26. UN Agency to Inspect Ukraine Nuclear Plant 27. ‘Seeing Is Believing’? Illusions Distort Images Through Eyes to the Brain 28. Malta Celebrates Greasy Pole Tournament
NTD Evening News—08/26/2022 1. Redacted Trump Search Affidavit Released 2. Mike Davis: Raid Was Unprecedented, Unlawful 3. Whistleblower Speaks on Facebook Censorship 4. Powell: High Rates Could Last for Some Time 5. How Will Fed’s Rate Hikes Affect People? 6. Asylum Claim Backlog Grows to Historic Level 7. DC Students Aged 12+ Must Get Covid-19 Vax 8. Moderna Sues Pfizer, BioNTech 9. American College Campuses Monitoring Speech 10. Advocate: Rape and Coercion in Pornography
NTD Evening News—08/25/2022 1. Trump Raid Affidavit to Be Released by Friday 2. DOJ Memo Advises Mueller Not to Charge Trump 3. 2 Plead Guilty to Stealing Ashley Biden Diary 4. Whistleblowers on Hunter Biden Laptop Scandal 5. Economy Shrank 0.6% in Second Quarter
NTD Evening News—08/25/2022 1. Trump Raid Affidavit to Be Released by Friday 2. DOJ Memo Advises Mueller Not to Charge Trump 3. 2 Plead Guilty to Stealing Ashley Biden Diary 4. Whistleblowers on Hunter Biden Laptop Scandal 5. Economy Shrank 0.6% in Second Quarter
NTD Evening News—08/24/2022 1. Biden Cancels $10K Debt per Student 2. College Costs Rising 4X Faster Than Inflation 3. Rep. Jerry Nadler Ousts Maloney in NY Primary 4. Police Investigating After Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene Swatted 5. NYC Spending Big to House Illegal Immigrants 6. ~6M Illegal Immigrants Since Biden: Avila 7. ACLU, Media Sue AZ Over Law on Filming Police 8. Banning New Gas Car Sales After 2035 9. University of Texas Could Be Richest School 10. 22 Killed in Independence Day Raid in Ukraine 11. $3B More Aid for Ukraine on Independence Day 12. U.S. Strikes ‘Iran-Backed Militia’ in Syria 13. New Mexico Town Running Out of Drinking Water 14. Steamboat Springs Bans New Short-Term Rentals 15. Chiefs Hall of Fame QB Len Dawson Passes Away 16. 7 Chinese Companies Added to U.S. Export Black List 17. Lawyer on China’s Hidden Transplant Trade 18. UK: Truss, Sunak Clash on Economic Visions 19. South LA Graduate, Heads to Berkeley With $3.5M
NTD Evening News—08/24/2022 1. Biden Cancels $10K Debt per Student 2. College Costs Rising 4X Faster Than Inflation 3. Rep. Jerry Nadler Ousts Maloney in NY Primary 4. Police Investigating After Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene Swatted 5. NYC Spending Big to House Illegal Immigrants 6. ~6M Illegal Immigrants Since Biden: Avila 7. ACLU, Media Sue AZ Over Law on Filming Police 8. Banning New Gas Car Sales After 2035 9. University of Texas Could Be Richest School 10. 22 Killed in Independence Day Raid in Ukraine 11. $3B More Aid for Ukraine on Independence Day 12. U.S. Strikes ‘Iran-Backed Militia’ in Syria 13. New Mexico Town Running Out of Drinking Water 14. Steamboat Springs Bans New Short-Term Rentals 15. Chiefs Hall of Fame QB Len Dawson Passes Away 16. 7 Chinese Companies Added to U.S. Export Black List 17. Lawyer on China’s Hidden Transplant Trade 18. UK: Truss, Sunak Clash on Economic Visions 19. South LA Graduate, Heads to Berkeley With $3.5M
- Jury Convicts 2 Men in MI Gov. Kidnap Plot
- DOD Denies DC's 2nd Plea for Immigration Help
- What Happens If Governors Declare Invasion?
- Judge Orders Trump to Provide More Evidence
- WH Helped FBI Access Trump Documents: Letter
- Jury Convicts 2 Men in MI Gov. Kidnap Plot
- DOD Denies DC's 2nd Plea for Immigration Help
- What Happens If Governors Declare Invasion?
- Judge Orders Trump to Provide More Evidence
- WH Helped FBI Access Trump Documents: Letter
NTD Evening News—08/22/2022 1. Trump Sues to Block DOJ Review of Seized Docs 2. Judge: Gov't Hasn’t Proven - Affidavit Should Remain Sealed 3. Fauci to Step Down, Face Probe by Republicans 4. Sen. Graham's Grand Jury Testimony on Hold 5. Oil Lease Ruling Expected to Bring Down Cost 6. Kiely Rodni’s Car Found in Lake, Body Inside 7. Wisconsin School Board Bans Political Flags 8. Arizona's Empowerment Scholarship Accounts 9. 3 Ar Cops Suspended After Video Shows Beating 10. Nearly 5m Illegal Immigrants in 18 Months 11. Mothers of Fentanyl Overdose Victims Rally 12. Special Operations Warrior Foundation's Story 13. Law Enforcement Disperse Street Takeovers 14. Parade Celebrates 400 Million Quitting CCP 15. Injured Little Leaguer Might Fully Recover 16. Russia Blames Ukraine for Fatal Car Bomb 17. Russian Missiles Rain Down on Ukraine 18. Sunak and Truss: Uk-china Policies 19. Former Pakistan PM Facing Terrorism Charges 20. Drought-hit Dam Reveals 'Spanish Stonehenge'
NTD Evening News—08/19/2022 1. ISIS 'Beatle' Sentenced to Life in Prison 2. McConnell: House Flip More Likely Than Senate 3. Davis: Release Full Affidavit, Redact Names 4. Judge Blocks Biden's Pause on Oil, Gas Leases 5. Religious Servicemen Send Report to Congress 6. Government to Stop Paying for Covid Vaccines 7. Polio Circulating in NY Since April: CDC 8. Arizona AG Seeks to Revive 1864 Abortion Law 9. Philadelphia Mayor Sued for Funding Abortions 10. NJ Teachers Union Calls Parents 'Extremists'
NTD Evening News—08/19/2022 1. ISIS 'Beatle' Sentenced to Life in Prison 2. McConnell: House Flip More Likely Than Senate 3. Davis: Release Full Affidavit, Redact Names 4. Judge Blocks Biden's Pause on Oil, Gas Leases 5. Religious Servicemen Send Report to Congress 6. Government to Stop Paying for Covid Vaccines 7. Polio Circulating in NY Since April: CDC 8. Arizona AG Seeks to Revive 1864 Abortion Law 9. Philadelphia Mayor Sued for Funding Abortions 10. NJ Teachers Union Calls Parents 'Extremists'
NTD Evening News—08/18/2022 1. Judge Might Release Part of Search Affidavit 2. Dr. Ben Carson | American Cornerstone Inst. 3. Fmr Trump Organization CFO Pleads Guilty 4. WH to Distribute 1.8m Vaccines 5. Monkeypox Transmitted Sexually: Research 6. Salman Rushdie Stabbing Suspect Indicted 7. US, Taiwan to Begin Trade Talks in Fall 8. CNN's 'reliable Sources' Ends; Stelter Leaves 9. Mental Health: New Focus for 'back to School' 10. Single Parents Feel the Brunt of Inflation 11. Lowe's Giving Millions in Worker Bonuses 12. Florida Arrests 20 People for Voter Fraud 13. Browns QB Watson to Serve 11-game Suspension 14. Elders Attacked, SF Community Demands Action 15. Taiwan, China Stage Dueling Military Drills 16. Data: Do U.S. Tech Curbs on China Really Work? 17. Zelenskyy Meets With UN Chief, Turkey Leader 18. UK Strikes May Continue 'indefinitely': Union 19. Gen Z Pushing the Fashion Industry 20. A Little Known Botanical Oasis in Los Angeles
NTD Evening News—08/18/2022 1. Judge Might Release Part of Search Affidavit 2. Dr. Ben Carson | American Cornerstone Inst. 3. Fmr Trump Organization CFO Pleads Guilty 4. WH to Distribute 1.8m Vaccines 5. Monkeypox Transmitted Sexually: Research 6. Salman Rushdie Stabbing Suspect Indicted 7. US, Taiwan to Begin Trade Talks in Fall 8. CNN's 'reliable Sources' Ends; Stelter Leaves 9. Mental Health: New Focus for 'back to School' 10. Single Parents Feel the Brunt of Inflation 11. Lowe's Giving Millions in Worker Bonuses 12. Florida Arrests 20 People for Voter Fraud 13. Browns QB Watson to Serve 11-game Suspension 14. Elders Attacked, SF Community Demands Action 15. Taiwan, China Stage Dueling Military Drills 16. Data: Do U.S. Tech Curbs on China Really Work? 17. Zelenskyy Meets With UN Chief, Turkey Leader 18. UK Strikes May Continue 'indefinitely': Union 19. Gen Z Pushing the Fashion Industry 20. A Little Known Botanical Oasis in Los Angeles
NTD Evening News—08/17/2022 1. Pence Urges GOP Not to Criticize FBI Agents 2. Bulletin: Calls for Civil War After FL Raid 3. Trump Backed Hageman Wins in Wyoming Primary 4. Giuliani Testifies in Ga 2020 Election Probe 5. 2 Former Pa Judges Fined $200M in Jail Scheme
NTD Evening News—08/16/2022 1. Judge Plans Hearing on Trump Raid Affidavit 2. What Powers Does Congress Have Over the FBI? 3. Biden Signs Dems. Big Budget Bill Into Law 4. Biden Cancels Nearly $4B in Student Loan Debt 5. Cheney vs Hageman in Wyoming Primaries
- DOJ Wants Trump Search Affidavit Sealed
- Trump: FBI Seized Privileged Records in Raid
- CDC Reverses Key COVID-19 Guidance
- Judge: Graham Must Testify on 2020 Election
- U.S. Lawmakers in Taiwan Amid Beijing Threats
- One-Year Anniversary of Taliban Take Over
- Salman Rushdie Recovering Following Stabbing
- Palestinian Gunman Wounds 8 in Jerusalem
- HPV Vax: Alleged Life-Changing Side Effects
- Native Tribes Sue Feds Over Lithium Mining
- Alabama Football Team Tops Ap Preseason Poll
- Wife, Supporters Call for Lawyer’s Release
- Falun Gong Raises Awareness of Persecution
- China Tech Firms Share Algorithms w/ Regime
- Fears War Is Contaminating Ukraine’s Waters
- Sailors Bring Traditional Sailing to Bay Area
- Illinois State Fair Thrills Visitors
- Movie Theaters Making a Comeback
- Box Office: ‘Top Gun: Maverick’ Flies Again
NTD Evening News—08/12/2022 1. House GOP Demands Answers on FBI Raid 2. Judge Unseals Trump Mar-a-Lago Search Warrant 3. Rep. Mtg Introduces Ag Garland Impeachment 4. Trump Org Tax Fraud Case Not Dismissed 5. House Democrats Pass Budget Bill, Off to WH 6. Is the Inflation Reduction Act Inflationary? 7. DC Again Asks for Help Amid Immigrant Surge 8. Author Salman Rushdie Stabbed at NY Lecture 9. Actor Anne Heche Dies in Car Crash 10. Covid-19 Vax Sidelines Immune System: Doctor
NTD Evening News—08/12/2022 1. House GOP Demands Answers on FBI Raid 2. Judge Unseals Trump Mar-a-Lago Search Warrant 3. Rep. Mtg Introduces Ag Garland Impeachment 4. Trump Org Tax Fraud Case Not Dismissed 5. House Democrats Pass Budget Bill, Off to WH 6. Is the Inflation Reduction Act Inflationary? 7. DC Again Asks for Help Amid Immigrant Surge 8. Author Salman Rushdie Stabbed at NY Lecture 9. Actor Anne Heche Dies in Car Crash 10. Covid-19 Vax Sidelines Immune System: Doctor
NTD Evening News—08/11/2022 1. DOJ Asks Court to Unseal Search Warrant 2. Nunes: Biden Admin Same Cast as 'Russia Hoax' 3. Attempted Breach at FBI Ohio Field Office 4. Former Agent on IRS Targeting Certain Groups 5. Oregon Court: Gov. Can Release 1K Inmates 6. Groups Rally in DC to Oppose Title IX Changes 7. Gas Prices Fall Below $4 a Gallon 8. Analyst: Lower Gas Prices Not Here to Stay 9. Food Pantries Struggling to Feed Families 10. People Pawning & Selling More Items: Inflation 11. LA Approves Funds to Add Police in Hollywood 12. New CA Program for Students and Newborns 13. Initiative Gives School Supplies to Students 14. Bryant Crash Site Photos Lawsuit Starts 15. China Foreign Ministry Takes Backlash Over Tweet 16. Officials Speculate Cause of Crimea Blasts 17. Alleged 'Beatle' Terrorist Appears in Court 18. Harris Hawk Hinders Profuse Pigeon Population 19. Inspiring Students Start Glass Recycling Plant 20. Cowboy Cosplayers in Wa Recreate Wild West 21. Lego Celebrates 90th Birthday w/ Giant Cake
NTD Evening News—08/10/2022 1. Trump Responds to Mar-a-Lago Raid 2. Optics of Raid Are 'Troubling': Alex Newman 3. Rep. Scott Perry Says FBI Seized His Phone 4. Iranian Charged in Plot To Kill John Bolton 5. Inflation Slows After Year of Price Increases
NTD Evening News—08/10/2022 1. Trump Responds to Mar-a-Lago Raid 2. Optics of Raid Are 'Troubling': Alex Newman 3. Rep. Scott Perry Says FBI Seized His Phone 4. Iranian Charged in Plot To Kill John Bolton 5. Inflation Slows After Year of Price Increases
NTD Evening News—08/09/2022 1. WH Reacts to Raid of Trump Mar-a-Lago Estate 2. Judge Approved Search Warrants Days Ahead 3. Rep. Gaetz: Republicans Are Demanding Answers 4. Biden Signs Bill To Boost U.S. Chips 5. DHS Officially Ends 'Remain in Mexico' Policy
NTD Evening News—08/09/2022 1. WH Reacts to Raid of Trump Mar-a-Lago Estate 2. Judge Approved Search Warrants Days Ahead 3. Rep. Gaetz: Republicans Are Demanding Answers 4. Biden Signs Bill To Boost U.S. Chips 5. DHS Officially Ends 'Remain in Mexico' Policy
NTD Evening News—8/8/2022 1. Singer Olivia Newton-John Dies at 73 2. Biden Visits Flood-Hit Areas in Kentucky 3. Dem. Budget Bill Off To House, Set for WH 4. Lawsuit Over Charter School Funding 5. NYC Mayor Criticizes TX for Sending Buses 6. Trump Would Rehire Unvaxed Troops w/ Backpay 7. Trial on Alleged Plot To Kidnap Mi Governor 8. Israel, Islamic Jihad Agree to Ceasefire 9. Whistleblower: Afghan Evacuees on Watchlist 10. Twitter Permanently Bans Author James Lindsay 11. Former Twitter CEO Calls for End of CCP 12. Bill Would Stop CCP From Buying U.S. Farmland 13. Muslim Men Killings May Be Linked: Nm Police 14. Home Burned After Actress’ Car Crash 15. Calif. DMV Accuses Tesla of False Advertising 16. American Food With a Chicago Twist 17. PGA Files Motion To Disqualify Liv Golfers 18. Un: Fighting Around Nuclear Plant ‘Suicidal’ 19. Heatwave Exposes Paris’ Lack of Trees 20. Grape Season in California’s Napa Valley 21. Designer Turns Pantry Items Into Ice Cream
NTD Evening News—8/8/2022 1. Singer Olivia Newton-John Dies at 73 2. Biden Visits Flood-Hit Areas in Kentucky 3. Dem. Budget Bill Off To House, Set for WH 4. Lawsuit Over Charter School Funding 5. NYC Mayor Criticizes TX for Sending Buses 6. Trump Would Rehire Unvaxed Troops w/ Backpay 7. Trial on Alleged Plot To Kidnap Mi Governor 8. Israel, Islamic Jihad Agree to Ceasefire 9. Whistleblower: Afghan Evacuees on Watchlist 10. Twitter Permanently Bans Author James Lindsay 11. Former Twitter CEO Calls for End of CCP 12. Bill Would Stop CCP From Buying U.S. Farmland 13. Muslim Men Killings May Be Linked: Nm Police 14. Home Burned After Actress’ Car Crash 15. Calif. DMV Accuses Tesla of False Advertising 16. American Food With a Chicago Twist 17. PGA Files Motion To Disqualify Liv Golfers 18. Un: Fighting Around Nuclear Plant ‘Suicidal’ 19. Heatwave Exposes Paris’ Lack of Trees 20. Grape Season in California’s Napa Valley 21. Designer Turns Pantry Items Into Ice Cream
NTD Evening News—08/05/2022 1. Israel Kills Jihad Commander in Airstrikes 2. Islamic Jihad Wreaks Havoc in Gaza: Analysis 3. Democrats Race To Pass Sweeping Budget Bill 4. Illegal Immigrant Bus From TX Arrives in NYC 5. China Sanctions Pelosi Over Taiwan Trip 6. White House Summons Chinese Ambassador 7. Sheriff: Rep. Walorski's Car Crossed Line 8. Local Churches Sue United Methodist Church 9. Internet War: Broadband vs. 5G Wireless 10. July Labor Market Remains Strong
NTD Evening News—08/03/2022 1. GOP Rep. Jackie Walorski Killed in Car Crash 2. Kansas Referendum on Abortion Ban Fails 3. Biden Signs Exec. Order on Abortion 4. Grant Newsham, the Center for Security Policy 5. Pelosi's Husband Pleads Not Guilty to DUI
NTD Evening News—08/02/2022 1. Justice Dept. Sues Idaho Over Abortion Ban 2. Ga Taxpayers Can Claim Embryos As Dependents 3. Biden Appoints Monkeypox Coordinators 4. Pelosi Visits Taiwan, Defies Beijing Threats 5. Zawahiri’s Death a Meaningful Blow: Analysis
NTD Evening News—08/02/2022 1. Justice Dept. Sues Idaho Over Abortion Ban 2. Ga Taxpayers Can Claim Embryos As Dependents 3. Biden Appoints Monkeypox Coordinators 4. Pelosi Visits Taiwan, Defies Beijing Threats 5. Zawahiri’s Death a Meaningful Blow: Analysis
NTD Evening News—08/01/2022 1. Biden to Speak on Operation Against Al-Qaida 2. Longest Jan. 6th Sentence 3. Woman Accuses Iran of Assassination Attempt 4. Pelosi to Visit Taiwan on Tuesday: Report 5. WH to Give Ukraine $550 Million Military Aid 6. Should U.S. Release the 'Merchant of Death'? 7. CDC, Facebook Alliance Free Speech Violation? 8. Tax Analyst: 15% Tax to Slow Economic Growth 9. Kentucky Flooding Death Toll Rises 10. 'Star Trek' Actress Nichelle Nichols Dies 11. Amazon's Biggest Quarterly Layoff 12. Twitter Halts Censorship of the Epoch Times 13. Economist: Gov't Climate Regulations on Agriculture Reduce Food Production 14. Cyberattacks on Port of LA Doubled 15. Free Appliances to Save Money, Electricity 16. Calif: McKinney Fire Evacuees Find Shelter 17. Browns QB Deshaun Watson Suspended 6 Games 18. Grain Ship Leaving Odesa Port 19. Putin: NATO, U.S. Are Russia's Main Threat 20. UK Police Arrest Men Over Social Media Post 21. UK: Celebrations After Lionesses Win Euro '22 22. Chicago: A City of Architecture
NTD Evening News—08/01/2022 1. Biden to Speak on Operation Against Al-Qaida 2. Longest Jan. 6th Sentence 3. Woman Accuses Iran of Assassination Attempt 4. Pelosi to Visit Taiwan on Tuesday: Report 5. WH to Give Ukraine $550 Million Military Aid 6. Should U.S. Release the 'Merchant of Death'? 7. CDC, Facebook Alliance Free Speech Violation? 8. Tax Analyst: 15% Tax to Slow Economic Growth 9. Kentucky Flooding Death Toll Rises 10. 'Star Trek' Actress Nichelle Nichols Dies 11. Amazon's Biggest Quarterly Layoff 12. Twitter Halts Censorship of the Epoch Times 13. Economist: Gov't Climate Regulations on Agriculture Reduce Food Production 14. Cyberattacks on Port of LA Doubled 15. Free Appliances to Save Money, Electricity 16. Calif: McKinney Fire Evacuees Find Shelter 17. Browns QB Deshaun Watson Suspended 6 Games 18. Grain Ship Leaving Odesa Port 19. Putin: NATO, U.S. Are Russia's Main Threat 20. UK Police Arrest Men Over Social Media Post 21. UK: Celebrations After Lionesses Win Euro '22 22. Chicago: A City of Architecture
NTD Evening News—07/29/2022 1. Pelosi to Depart on Asia Trip 2. House Passing 'assault Weapons' Ban 3. To Fill Gaps in Az Border Wall 4. Hospital to Pay $10.3 Mil in Vax Settlement 5. NY and SF Declare Emergencies Over Monkeypox 6. Doctors Sue Medical Boards to Protect Speech 7. Manchin, Schumer Announce Energy+ Deal 8. Death, Destruction From Kentucky Floods 9. No Bond for Man Accused of Raping Ohio Girl 10. Alito on Foreign Criticism of Abortion Ruling
NTD Evening News—07/29/2022 1. Pelosi to Depart on Asia Trip 2. House Passing 'assault Weapons' Ban 3. To Fill Gaps in Az Border Wall 4. Hospital to Pay $10.3 Mil in Vax Settlement 5. NY and SF Declare Emergencies Over Monkeypox 6. Doctors Sue Medical Boards to Protect Speech 7. Manchin, Schumer Announce Energy+ Deal 8. Death, Destruction From Kentucky Floods 9. No Bond for Man Accused of Raping Ohio Girl 10. Alito on Foreign Criticism of Abortion Ruling
NTD Evening News—07/28/2022 1. Biden, Xi Talk Amid Tensions Over Taiwan 2. Biden Denies Recession as GDP Down .9% 3. Senate Dems Reach Deal on Spending Bill 4. DC Mayor Asks for Military Help 5. FL Gov. Aims to Protect Kids From 'Lewd' Show 6. Mom Loses Custody Over Trans Identity Battle 7. Mom Says She Lost Custody Over Trans Issue 8. Dangers of Telling Children They Can Be Trans 9. Justice Thomas Not Teaching at GWU 10. Canada Issues Emission Restrictions for Farms 11. Marijuana Packaged Like Brand-Name Candy 12. Mom Sues School District Over Vax Injured Son 13. $588M Bridge in Los Angeles Closes Again 14. Bubba Watson Latest to Join Liv Golf 15. General: China Space Effort a Threat to U.S. 16. China Sending Troops to Russia's Army Games 17. Risk of Nuclear War With China 'Growing' 18. Ukraine's Counterattack Gains Momentum: UK 19. 3-Year-Old Boy Forms Friendship With Donkey
NTD Evening News—07/27/2022 1. Biden Out of Quarantine After Negative Test 2. Senate Passes Bill to Boost Chip Production 3. 'The View' Apologizes for TPUSA Comments 4. Losing Custody for Saying Child's Not Trans 5. Puberty Blockers Raise Concerns, FDA Warnings
NTD Evening News—07/27/2022 1. Biden Out of Quarantine After Negative Test 2. Senate Passes Bill to Boost Chip Production 3. 'The View' Apologizes for TPUSA Comments 4. Losing Custody for Saying Child's Not Trans 5. Puberty Blockers Raise Concerns, FDA Warnings
NTD Evening News—07/26/2022 1. Lia Thomas Loses Bid for NCAA Woman Award 2. Moms for Liberty Locked Out of Twitter 3. Whistleblowers: FBI Hid Hunter Biden Evidence 4. WH Downplays Possibility of Recession 5. Patel: Trump Authorized National Guard for J6
- Actor Paul Sorvino Dead at 83
- Monkeypox Vaccine Considered a Clinical Trial
- How Can We Slow the Spread of Monkeypox?
- Is Depression Caused by a Chemical Imbalance?
- Trial to Determine Alex Jones' Damages
- Enes Freedom: Choosing Morals Over Money
- GOP Lawmakers List Priorities at DC Summit
- Rapper Mourns Officer Who Saved His Life
- Migrating Illegally Becoming More Dangerous
- Lawmaker: Possible Threat Targeting U.S. DNA
- DeSantis Warns of China Influence in Property
- 1st U.S. Battery-Materials Plant to Be Built
- Treasury Sec Yellen Downplays Recession Risk
- SF Could Lose Half of Its Police Force: Sgt.
- Gov. Newsom Declares Oak Fire Emergency
- Gas Prices Drop in Southern Calif.
- Chinese Rocket Plummeting Back to Earth
- Expert: Matter of Time Before China's Falling Rocket Debris Hits People
- Activist Says China Framed Him With Bomb Hoax
- Sanctions on Russia Have Failed: Hungarian PM
- Russia Offers Reassurances Over Wheat
- The World's Largest Bouncing Festival
NTD Evening News—07/22/2022 1. Pres. Biden's Covid Symptoms Remain Mild 2. Bannon Found Guilty of Contempt in J6 Case 3. Rep. Zeldin's Attacker Let Go After Assault 4. Alleged Drug Traffickers Released on $0 Bail 5. Bused Illegal Immigrants Straining Shelters 6. Victim's Mom in Relationship w/ Rape Suspect? 7. GOP Letter to Google: Don't Suppress Pro-Life 8. Jan. 6 Panel Says Trump 'Chose Not to Act' 9. TSA Allows Illegal Immigrants to Use Arrest Warrants as ID to Board Flights 10. Source: China Microchip Maker Ships 7NM Chip 11. Expert: SMIC 7NM Chip Benefits China Military 12. Preserving American Education on Liberty 13. Americans Try to Keep Cool During Heat Wave 14. Rare Corpse Flower to Bloom in Silicon Valley 15. Monarch Butterflies Now Endangered Species 16. Ukraine, Russia Sign Un-Backed Grain Deal 17. European Central Bank Raises Interest Rates 18. Bavarian City on Strict Course to Save Energy 19. People Turn to Private Healthcare Over NHS 20. Can Supersonic Air Travel Be Sustainable?
NTD Evening News—07/21/2022 1. New York Reports Polio Case 2. Biden 'Doing Well' After Positive Covid Test 3. Lawmakers Call for Boosting Taiwan Arms Sales 4. Keith Krach, Former Under Secretary of State 5. Bannon Defense Seeks Acquittal, Rests Case 6. Enes Freedom: NBA Run by Chinese Dictatorship 7. Asst. HHS Secretary Promoting Trans Ideology 8. Lourdes Ubieta, Americano Media 9. Diocese Issues Gender Identity Policy 10. Man Found Guilty in Ex-Police Captain's Death 11. 23rd Rally to End Falun Gong Persecution 12. Recalling Persecution of Falun Gong in China 13. CA Pulls Back Some Covid Rent Relief Funds 14. Turpin Siblings File Negligence Lawsuit 15. Former CA Official Explains Pension Crisis 16. Ukraine Grain Export Deal to Be Signed Friday 17. Russia Resumes Gas Deliveries at Low Capacity 18. Italy's PM Resigns After Government Crumbles 19. Remote Greek Island Achieves Zero-Waste
NTD Evening News—07/20/2022 1. Ukraine First Lady Asks U.S. for Arms 2. New Bill on Vice President's Electoral Role 3. Projected Winners in Maryland Primaries 4. George Soros Donates $1M to Beto O'Rourke 5. Pulitzer Affirms NYT, WAPO Russia Stories
NTD Evening News—07/19/2022 1. Pelosi to Visit Taiwan Amid CCP Warning: RPT 2. Senators Advance Bill Boosting U.S. Chips 3. Bodega Stabbing Death Murder Charge Dropped 4. Police Arrest 17 Lawmakers Outside SCOTUS 5. Planned Parenthood Clinic in Calif. School?
NTD Evening News—07/18/2022 1. Armed Citizen Stops Mall Shooter in Indiana 2. 77-Page Uvalde Report and New Bodycam Footage 3. Feds Arrest 2 Long Islanders for Fraud Scheme 4. Oil Jumps After Biden's Saudi Trip 5. Iran Claims Ability to Make Nuclear Bomb 6. Dems. Revamp Call to Add 4 Justices to Scotus 7. Pelosi Responds to Husband's Stock Purchase 8. Mike Pompeo Suggests a Run for Presidency 9. Calif. Commemorates 23 Years of Persecution 10. HS Students Awarded for Fentanyl Art Contest 11. Lia Thomas Nominated for 'Woman of the Year' 12. Zelenskyy Fires Spy Chief, Top Prosecutor 13. Economist: EU Faces Recession if Russia Cuts Off Gas Supply 14. Munich Pub Trades Beer for Scarce Cooking Oil 15. Europe Battles Wildfires as Heatwave Spreads 16. Heatwave: UK's First Red Extreme Heat Warning 17. Unvaxed Health Workers Ask to Be Reinstated 18. Rescued Tigers Get Care and New Home in Ca 19. Getty Museum Celebrates 25th Anniversary 20. Museum of Ice Cream Brings Out Inner Child
NTD Evening News—07/15/2022 1. Democrats Pass Two Bills to Expand Abortions 2. Many Questions Arise About Ohio Rape Suspect 3. Secret Service Deleted Jan. 6 Texts: Dhs Ig 4. Biden Visits Saudi Arabia, Meets Crown Prince 5. Lawmakers Back Calls to Declare Southern Border Crisis an 'invasion' 6. $5.3m Jury Verdict Against Southwest, Union 7. Jason Kunisch, U.s. Airline Captain 8. Lost Baggage Consumer Advice 9. Medical Examination of Jayland Walker 10. Judge Blocks Air Force From Punishing Unvaxed
NTD Evening News—07/14/2022 1. Biden Affirms U.S.-Israel Ties 2. Bipartisan Bill Increases Defense Spending 3. Ex-CIA Staffer Convicted for Massive Leak 4. Texas Sues Biden Admin. Over Abortion Rules 5. Alleged HIPAA Violation by Abortion Doctor 6. Fed's $50M Deal to House Unaccompanied Minors 7. Drones Used to Carry Drugs Across Border 8. Radio Hosts Leave Latino Station After Buyout 9. Will Latino Media Back Freedom After Buyout? 10. Detroit Implements Bail Reform After Lawsuit 11. U.S. Consumers Faced 9.1% Inflation in June 12. Calif. Gun Victims Can Now Sue Manufacturers 13. Family Farm Discusses Economic Challenges 14. WNBA Star Griner's Trial Continues in Russia 15. Italian Pm's Resignation Rejected by Pres. 16. Macron on Bastille Day: 'War Is Returning' 17. Liverpool Fans Unfairly Blamed: Senate Report 18. Ukraine Grain Export Deal Expected in Days 19. Cattle at the Great Yorkshire Show 20. Hyundai Unveils New Electric Car 21. July Supermoon: The Biggest Full Moon of 2022
NTD Evening News—07/13/2022 1. U.S. Inflation Hits New 40-Year High 2. Chuck Devore, Texas Public Policy Foundation 3. Economist: Debt-to-GDP Ratio Unsustainable 4. Biden Kicks Off Middle East Trip in Israel 5. Man Charged in Rape of 10-Yr-Old Ohio Girl
NTD Evening News—07/12/2022 1. Twitter Sues Elon Musk for Walking Back Deal 2. CENTCOM: Leader of ISIS in Syria Killed 3. How Does America Look Like Post-Roe v. Wade? 5. Ohio AG: No Proof of 10-Year-Old Rape Story
NTD Evening News—07/11/2022 1. Careers 'Ruined' After False Whipping Claims 2. Judge Won't Delay Bannon's Criminal Trial 3. TX University Ends Agreement w/ Wuhan Lab 4. Poll: Most Democrats Want New 2024 Nominee 5. NYC Deli Worker Who Killed Man Apologizes 6. Joshua Philipp, the Epoch Times 7. Former Special Envoy for the Abraham Accords Speaks on Biden's Upcoming Middle East Trip 8. House Panel Investigates Health Data Sharing 9. Biden Mulls Health Emergency for Abortion 10. Rally Celebrates Overturning of Roe v. Wade 11. Yosemite Wildfire Threatens Sequoia Trees 12. Small Business Rises Out of Pandemic Lockdown 13. Upcoming Musk-Twitter Legal Battle 14. Djokovic Wins 21st Major–Won't Play US Open 15. World Leaders Pay Tribute To 16. Germany's Main Russian Gas Link Shuts Down 17. Searching for Survivors in Ukraine Attack 18. Awe and Anger in Sri Lanka's Ransacked Palace
NTD Evening News—07/08/2022 1. Elon Musk Walks Away From $44b Twitter Deal 2. CBP Reveals Findings in 'whipping' Probe 3. Biden Signs Order on Abortion Amid Pressure 4. Japan's Ex-leader Abe Assassinated in Public 5. Justice Kavanaugh Forced to Leave Steakhouse 6. WI Supreme Court: Ballot Drop Boxes Illegal 7. Florida Gop Surpasses Dems by 200k Voters 8. 'Freedom Convoy' Organizer Lich Denied Bail 9. Video Shows Nyc Bodega Stabbing 10. Heather Wilson, Co-founder, http://givesendgo.com (Givesendgo.com) 11. Desantis Fighting High Prices for Medication 12. U.S. Economy Added 372k Jobs in June 13. Amazon Scraps Plans for Newark Air Hub 14. Valerie Durham, Freedomfest 15. SF Mayor Announces New Appointment for Da 16. Butterflies Show Their Colors at Pavilion 17. Djokovic Rallies Again, Advances to Finals 18. Senators Visit Kyiv to Promote Bill on Russia 19. Sen. Scott Visits Taiwan, China Sends Jets 20. Abe's Lasting Impact on Japan 21. Physicists Begin Search for Dark Matter
NTD Evening News—07/07/2022 1. Actor James Caan Dies at Age 82 2. Report: Job Cuts Reach 16 Month High 3. White House Reacts to Johnson's Resignation 4. FBI Chief Warns About CCP’s 'Massive' Threat 5. Wuhan Memo: Destroy Secret Files Upon Request 6. Parent Groups Sue Biden's Education Dept. 7. Dutch Farmers Protest Climate Mandates 8. Sex Ed for Kids by School Board Director 9. Colorado Hosts Conference on School Safety 10. Army Cuts Off 60,000+ Unvaxed Troops From Pay 11. Biden Awards 17 Presidential Medals 12. Doctor: How Ultrasounds Change Minds 13. Judge Strikes Down LA School Vaccine Mandate 14. Largest Firefighting Helicopter Aides SoCal 15. Controversy Surrounds LIV Golf League 16. Prisoner Killed in China for a Liver: Witness 17. Ukraine Raises Flag on Recaptured Island 18. 3 Sumatran Tiger Cubs Born at London Zoo
NTD Evening News—07/06/2022 1. Fate of DACA Program Weighed in Federal Court 2. Tom Jones, American Accountability Foundation 3. Biden Touts Pension Security in Ohio Speech 4. Poll: Inflation Is #1 Concern for Families 5. Can the FDA Preempt State Abortion Bans?
NTD Evening News—07/05/2022 1. What We Know About Illinois Parade Shooter 2. U.S.-Mexico Border Is World's Deadliest: U.N. 3. Toss Up Races Could Decide Control in House 4. Low Recruitment Leading to Smaller U.S. Army 5. Biden Awards 4 Vietnam Vets Medal of Honor
NTD Evening News—07/04/2022 1. July 4 Parade Shooting in Il: At Least 6 Dead 2. Video Shows Police Fatally Shooting Ohio Man 3. Akron Mayor Sets Curfew, Closes Airport 4. Uvalde School Police Chief Quits City Council 5. NY Democrats Push to Restrict Gun Licensing
- Biden: Not Enough Votes to End Filibuster
- Texas Insurance Firm Funds Pro-Life Services
- Doctor Who Proposed HCQ Covid Treatment Dies
- Wyo. GOP Primary Debate: Trump and January 6
- Bill to Protect U.S. Agriculture, Farms
NTD Evening News—06/30/2022 1. Michael O'Neill, Landmark Legal Foundation 2. SCOTUS Rules on Climate, Immigration Cases 3. Jackson Sworn In as Supreme Court Justice 4. Rep. Cammack: Title IX Proposal Robs Females 5. Disney's Trans Character Stirs Up Controversy 6. Exposing the Chinese Regime's Hidden Crime 7. Bjorn Lomborg, Copenhagen Consensus Center 8. FL Court Approves Probe of Human Trafficking 9. 4 Charged in Connection to TX Human Smuggling 10. CA Won't Fund Out of State Abortion Seekers 11. CA Help Homebuyers With Down Payment 12. UCLA, USC to Join Big Ten? 13. Biden Pledges $800 Million New Aid to Ukraine 14. UK Pledges £55B for Defense, £1B for Ukraine 15. Ukrainian Troops Train With British Army 16. Paris 2015 Verdict Brings 'Justice' for Victims 17. 20 Goats Journey From Upstate NY to Manhattan
NTD Evening News—06/29/2022 1. R. Kelly Gets 30 Years for Sex Trafficking 2. WH Launches Oil and Gas Sales, Faces Lawsuit 3. Justice Breyer to Retire From SCOTUS Thursday 4. Ret. General Concerned About Future Officers 5. SC Dem Wins Despite Leaked Audio Controversy
NTD Evening News—06/28/2022 1. Ghislaine Maxwell Sentenced in Court 2. Texas: 50 Found Dead in Tractor-Trailer 3. Frm Aide Testifies on Trump's Jan. 6 Actions 4. Biden Admin. Unveils Abortion 'Action Plan' 5. Supreme Court's Response to Thomas' Opinion
NTD Evening News—06/27/2022 1. America Reacts to Overturn of Roe v. Wade 2. Julie Gunlock, Independent Women's Network 3. Report: 'Catch and Release' Being Used More 4. Judge Rules NYC Can't Let Noncitizens Vote 5. G7 Leaders Discuss Russian Oil Price Cap: WH 6. Florida Expands Scholarship Opportunities 7. Firms Paying Abortion Costs Face Legal Fights 8. Luxury Collectibles With Big Returns 9. DA Blames Public Criticism on Misinformation 10. Author Adapts Wizard of Oz to Latino Culture 11. SCOTUS Rules for Coach Fired for Praying 12. China's Belt and Road Project: A Debt Trap? 13. U.S. to Strengthen Presence in Indo-Pacific 14. French Medieval Fair Revives Old Traditions
NTD Evening News—06/24/2022 1. Roe v. Wade Overturned in Historic Decision 2. James Burling, Pacific Legal Foundation 3. Pro-Life Center Prepares for Extremist Attack 4. Christina Bennett, Live Action Correspondent 5. Theater Added Warning to 'Lightyear' Gay Kiss 6. Navy Mocked for Gender Pronouns Video 7. Twitter Bans Doctor Who Shared Covid Study 8. Wife of Fmr Officer Appeals Murder Conviction 9. Bill Gates' Farmland Buying Spree Hits Hurdle 10. Americans Weigh Driving for 4th of July 11. Gun Group Targets Calif. Laws Post Court Ruling 12. Officials Seek State-Wide Shooter Training 13. Nonprofit Helps Homeless Rebuild Their Lives 14. NHL Stanley Cup Finals: Game 5 Tonight 15. Ryanair Crew on Strike in Spain and Portugal 16. Balkans Losing Hope of Joining the EU 17. Free Wimbledon Tickets to Ukrainian Refugees 18. Everlasting Marriage Is in Fashion
NTD Evening News—06/23/2022 1. SCOTUS Overturns NY Law on Concealed Carry 2. Gun Bill on Track to Reach White House Soon 3. Biden Admin Moves to Modify Title IX 4. Biden Coming Down on 'Conversion Therapy' 5. Publix Won't Give Covid Vax for Kids Under 5 6. FDA Tells Juul to Pull E-Cigs From Shelves 7. VA Worker Chokes and Bodyslams Elderly Vet 8. NYC Health Dept. Opens Monkeypox Clinic 9. 'Torso Killer' Charged in Killing at NY Mall 10. Court Favors Speech Over Confidentiality 11. Police Chief Put on Leave After TX Shooting 12. Family of Tower Collapse Victim Seeks Justice 13. CA Man Pleads in Planned Assassination 14. CA May Ban Loitering-for-Prostitution Arrests 15. Gig Worker Rallies for Safety Demands 16. Musk Says Giga Texas & Berlin Losing Billions 17. NBA Draft Tonight: Jabari Smith Likely NO.1 18. China Re-Brands Confucius Institutes 19. Rail Strikes: The Socialist Connection 20. New York's First-Ever No-Leash Cafe: Owners
NTD Evening News—06/22/2022 1. Biden Backs Gas Tax Holiday Amid Doubts 2. Court Upholds Israel Boycott Pledge Law 3 Study: High-Quality Evidence Lacking in Meds 4. Critics Call ESG a Social Credit Score System 5. What Are ESG Funds?
NTD Evening News—06/21/2022 1. Covid Vax for Kids 6-Months Old and Up 2. GOP Aims to Flip House Seats in Virginia 3. J6 Hearings: Georgia Sec. of State Testifies 4. Uvalde: Police Chief Blamed for Late Response 5. Schools Penalize 'Malicious Misgendering'
NTD Evening News—06/20/2022 1. WH Urges Oil Producers at Home and Abroad 2. Biden to Talk w/ Xi as Tariff Decision Looms 3. DeSantis Against Covid-19 Vaccines for Babies 4. Former Fraternity Members Indicted for Hazing 5. 'Lightyear' Underperforms on Opening Weekend 6. U.S. TikTok User Data Seen From China: Rpt 7. Inflation Across Multiple Industries 8. U.S. Warns Airlines Over Flight Cancellations 9. IATA Upgrades Forecasts for Airline Industry 10. Pastor Speaks on Fatherhood Resolution 11. Juneteenth Birthplace Commemorates Holiday 12. Church Shooting Suspect Charged, Hate Crimes 13. Non-Profit Helps Families Transform Lives 14. NHL Stanley Cup Finals: Lightning-Avalanche 15. Macron Loses Absolute Majority in Parliament 16. France Wakes Up to Fragmented Political Stage 17. UK: Strikes Expected to Cripple Rail Network 18. Southern China Hit by Heavy Rain, Severe Floods 19. 'Diamond' Bridge Spans Canyon in Georgia
NTD Evening News—06/17/2022 1. FDA Authorizes Covid Vaccine for Kids Under 5 2. TikTok U.S. Data Accessed in China: Report 3. Soros-Backed Challenger Defeats Incumbent Da 4. Justice Sotomayor: 'Mistakes' Can Be Fixed 5. TX Gov. Greg Abbott Pushes to Stop Migrants 6. Mexico Seizes Over a Ton of Cocaine 7. Car Crashes Into Trump Store in Massachusetts 8. Biden Hosts Climate Meeting as Prices Soar 9. Senators Hit Speed Bumps Writing Gun Bills 10. Residents Blame Section 8 for Crime Increase 11. Environmentalists Sue Biden to Stop Drilling 12. $100K+ Earners Living Paycheck to Paycheck 13. Parents Oppose Trans Sanctuary State Bill 14. Warriors Favored to Repeat as Champs in 2023 15. 1 Dead in India Unrest Over Military Hiring 16. EU Commission Backs Ukraine as Candidate 17. Britain Agrees to Assange Extradition 18. Sneak Peek Preview on Westminster Dog Show 19. New Memoir Celebrates Father-Daughter Bond
NTD Evening News—06/16/2022 1. Trump, Pence in Spotlight of J6 Hearing 2. Doctor Gets Prison Term for Capitol Breach 3. House Passes Lowering Food and Fuel Cost Act 4. USA Today Removes 23 Stories Following Audit 5. PA Lawmakers Move to Impeach Philly DA 6. Gov. Aims to Outlaw Protests at Judges' Homes 7. Thousands of Cattle Die in Western Kansas 8. Bulletproof Vest to Fit Into School Backpack 9. NHTSA Reports Automated Driver Assist Crashes 10. Protégé, the Dream Maker 11. Motorcycles for Alternative Transportation 12. Petco Donates $25K to Local Animal Shelter 13. NBA Finals Game 6 Tonight: Celtics-Warriors 14. Bill Introduced to Ban Oil Exports to China 15. Report: Major Nuclear Powers Expanding Arsenals 16. Kevin Spacey 'Strenuously Denies' Sex Charges 17. Artist on a Mission to Inspire Just Hearts 18. Adopted Son Told He Wouldn't Live Starts Work
NTD Evening News—06/15/2022 1. WH, Big Oil at Odds Over Skyrocketing Prices 2. Families of J6 Inmates React to Hearings 3. Fed Raises Interest Rates by 75% 4. Solutions for Protecting America's Children 5. Kids Exposed to Sexual Content at LGBT Events
NTD Evening News—06/14/2022 1. Kavanaugh Suspect Called Police on Himself 2. Bill to Enhance Security for Justices Passes 3. Planned Parenthood Hiring Patient Navigators 4. Brookings Head Resigns Over Investigation 5. Biden Defends Economic Policies, Attacks GOP
- Agreement on Bipartisan Gun Control Package
- NY Gun Owners Await SCOTUS Ruling on Gun Law
- Inflation Could've Been Curbed: Allianz Econ.
- Inflation Here to Stay for Now: David Brat
- U.S. At ‘Risk of Recession’: Larry Summers
- U.S. Gasoline Tops $5 for First Time
- West Virginia Warns Banks Over Energy Boycott
- Group Arrested Near Idaho Gay Pride Event
- Ukraine Says Biden Comment Untrue
- Bodies Still Remain in Mariupol: Ex-Commander
- Mcdonald's Reopens in Russia Under New Name
- Eight Rescued From Australian Mountain
- Movies: ‘Jurassic World Dominion' Dominates
- Why a Life of Gratitude Brings Happiness
- “Strawberry Moon" to Light Up Sky
NTD Evening News—06/10/2022 1. Inflation: Biggest Yearly Increase Since 1981 2. Poll: Inflation Is a Top Concern for Voters 3. Goya Foods CEO: Food Crisis Is Coming 4. Nigeria: Terrorist Group Behind Church Attack 5. Trump, Biden React to January 6 Hearing 6. Rep. Jordan: FBI Purging Conservative Agents 7. U.S. Military Reports First Case of Monkeypox 8. Testing for U.S. Bound Flights Lifted 9. Program to Care for Retired Police Dogs 10. Tight Races in Alaska Top-Four Primary 11. MI Voters Sue Sec. of State Over 'Zuckbucks' 12. IRS to Look at Your Venmo, Cash App, and More 13. 'Green Gaiter Bandit' Sentenced for Robberies 14. Juveniles Arrested for Smash and Grab Spree 15. 3D Printing Could Innovate Auto Industry 16. NFL Coach Fined for Calling Jan. 6 a 'Dustup' 17. Billionaire LeBron James: I Want a Vegas Team 18. US, CCP Defense Chiefs Stand Firm Over Taiwan 19. Chinese Propaganda Tops Search Engine Results 20. Project Challenges Ideology Disguised as Law 21. Tuscan Showroom Features Movie Memorabilia 22. Couple Still in Love After 72 Years
NTD Evening News—06/09/2022 1. FBI Arrests Michigan GOP Governor Candidate 2. Michigan Officer Charged in Fatal Shooting 3. House Committee Eager to 'Tell Story' of J6 4. Lawmakers Urge SCOTUS to Affirm Free Speech 5. Wyoming's Only Abortion Clinic Set on Fire
NTD Evening News—06/08/2022 1. Man Arraigned for Attempted Murder of Justice 2. SF DA Recall Founder Not Surprised at Results 3. Key Primary Results Across the Nation 4. Former Rep. Pleads Guilty to Election Fraud 5. Bishops Send Letter to Pro-Abortion Lawmakers
NTD Evening News—06/07/2022 1. Pro-Life Center in Buffalo 'Firebombed' 2. Dems Push for Tighter Gun Laws at DC Memorial 3. McConaughey Visits WH, Makes Plea on Gun Laws 4. DeSantis to Warn Latinos of Socialist Agenda 5. Assault: LA Prosecutor Defends Light Sentence
NTD Evening News—06/06/2022 1. Proud Boys Charged With Seditious Conspiracy 2. WH Lifts Tariffs to Import More Solar Panels 3. Latina-Owned Startup Buys 18 Radio Stations 4. Outrage Over Drag Show for Kids in TX Gay Bar 5. 50 People Killed at Church Service in Nigeria 6. WaPo Admits Columnist Made False Statements 7. Complaint Says Med Schools Violating U.S. Law 8. Officials Admit Failure of Oregon's Drug Laws 9. D-Day Ceremony Held at Normandy U.S. Cemetery 10. WH Unveils New Nancy Reagan Stamp 11. WTO Meeting to Discuss Easing Vax IP Rights 12. Should IP Rights for Vaccines Be Waived? 13. San Francisco Police Make Arrest in Taiwan 14. Elon Musk Threatens to Kill Twitter Deal 15. City's 150th, Cherry Parade Celebration 16. Calif. Man Determined to Kayak to Hawaii 17. Tennis: Is Nadal the Greatest of All Time? 18. Fenton: Hollywood No Longer Need China Market 19. U.S., S.KOREA Respond to N.KOREA Missile Test 20. UK: PM Boris Johnson Wins Vote of Confidence 21. German Woman Swaps SUV for Horse
NTD Evening News—06/03/2022 1. Peter Navarro Indicted: Contempt of Congress 2. Florida High Court Lets DeSantis Map Stand 3. FL Moves to Regulate Transgender Procedures 4. S. Dakota to Sue Biden Over Transgender Issue 5. Biden Touts Job Growth Amid Inflation Worries 6. Drop in Grades After Lottery Admission 7. Expert on the 100th Day of War in Ukraine 8. White House to Pay Interns for 1st Time Ever 9. Memorializing Tiananmen Massacre Victims 10. Montana, New Mexico, New Jersey Primaries 11. When American History Boosts Self-Esteem 12. Bill Ends School Violence Report Requirement 13. Los Angeles Sees 'Sky High' Housing Prices 14. Forbes: LeBron James Is Now a Billionaire 15. Tennis: Nadal Advances After Zverev Injury 16. Champions League Testimonies Start to Pile Up 17. Ukraine War Enters 100th Day 18. Russian Lives Affected After 100 Days of War 19. Windows Pose Threat to Birds During Migration 20. Rare Albino Galapagos Giant Tortoise Emerges
NTD Evening News—06/02/2022 1. Tulsa Police: Gunman Targeted His Surgeon 2. Suspected Buffalo Shooter Pleads Not Guilty 3. House Committee Debates Gun Bills, Preps Vote 4. Oh Sheriff: Armed Teacher Response Teams Work 5. NC State Senate Passes Parental Rights Bill 6. Unaccompanied Little Girl Rescued at Border 7. Biggest Student-Debt Cancellation in History 8. Reagan Shooter to Be Released Unconditionally 9. 2 Plead Guilty to George Floyd Riots Charges 10. GOP Rolls Out New Plan on Climate, Energy 11. OPEC+ to Raise Production to Fill Russian Gap 12. Fire Season Begins, Lawmakers' New Proposal 13. Mountain Lion Wandering School Rescued 14. Youngest American Woman to Summit Everest 15. Shanghai: Frustration Over Virus Testing 16. Blinken Wants Coalition to Counter Beijing 17. Russia Occupies 20% of Ukraine's Territory 18. Russia Could Win the Ukraine War: Expert 19. 'Love Purse' Inspires Kindness
NTD Evening News—06/01/2022 1. Jury Sides With Johnny Depp in Libel Lawsuit 2. U.S. Rockets in Ukraine Could Reach Russia 3. 48 Senate Republicans Defend Hyde Amendment 4. TX Gov Wants Solutions to School Shootings 5. Biden Meets With Baby Formula Makers
NTD News Today—5/31/2022 1. Biden, Fed Chair Powell to Discuss Inflation 2. Border Patrol Chief Praises Agents Over Bust 3. Calif. Senate Midterm Race Heating Up 4. Sailors From Sunken Navy Ship 'Buried at Sea' 5. Memorial Day Observed at Florence Cemetery
NTD Evening News- 5/30/2022 1. Biden: We’re Free Because They Were Brave 2. National Memorial Day Parade Returns to DC 3. Biden Visits Texas Shooting Site 5. DOJ to Review Law Enforcement Response
NTD Evening News—05/27/2022 1. Community Mourns Victims at Town Square 2. TX Official: Commander Made 'Wrong Decision' 3. NRA Convention Continues Despite Protest 4. Republicans Consider Concessions on Gun Laws 5. Trump Loses Appeal to Block Ag's Subpoena 6. Report: WH Eyeing Restarting Oil Refineries 7. Senate Bill to Prevent W.H.O. Overreach 8. Former Pow on the Meaning of Sacrifice 9. Multi-Million Dollar Shoplifting Gang in NYC 10. More NYC Speed Cams, Longer Operating Hours 11. 5 Dead After House Explosion in Pennsylvania 12. Lincoln Memorial to Celebrate 100th Anniv. 13. Group Against Drug Injection Sites, SB57 14. Anaheim 'Run by Shadow Gov.': Councilman 15. Big Cities Shrink, San Francisco Drops Most 16. Drought May Cause Calif. Energy Costs to Rise 17. NBA Playoffs: Celtics Look to Close Out Heat 18. Escalating Student Protest Trend in China 19. Panda: Challenging the Covid Consensus 20. Russia Makes Persistent Advances in Donbas 21. Star Wars TV Show Launch Stars Obi-Wan Kenobi
NTD Evening News—05/26/2022 1. Police: Shooter Was 'Unobstructed' 2. Police Scrutinized Over Shooter Response Time 3. Gun Violence: Deeper Issues Behind Shootings 4. Biden's ATF Pick Clashes With Senator 5. Artist Challenges Colo. Law Over Free Speech 6. CDC: U.S. Monkeypox Cases All Among Gay Men 7. Blinken: China Challenges International Order 8. Senators Urge Biden to Keep China Tariffs 9. NY Gov. Wants to Raise Gun Age Limit to 21 10. Texas Agents Recover 70 Missing Children 11. Ray Liotta Dies in Dominican Republic at 67′ 12. Los Angeles Deputy Gang Investigation 13. Goat Wildfire Prevention May Go Up in Smoke 14. 18 Major Airlines to Be Sued Over Vax Mandate 15. Twitter Fined for Allegedly Selling User Data 16. NBA Playoffs: Warriors-Mavericks Game 5 17. Shanghai Residents Rebel Against Lockdown 18. UK Slaps Windfall Tax on Energy Companies 19. 90% of Luhansk Region Under Russian Control 20. Boston Flag Garden Prepares for Memorial Day
NTD Evening News—05/25/2022 1. TX Governor: It's a 'Mental Health' Problem 2. Biden Calls for Gun Control After TX Tragedy 3. Trump, Abbott to Speak at NRA Annual Forum 4. Key Primary Election Results 5. Investigation Shuts Down FL Abortion Clinic
NTD Evening News—05/24/2022 1. Shooter Kills 14 Kids, 1 Teacher at TX School 2. Plot to Assassinate George W. Bush Foiled 3. PA Lawsuit Wants Undated Ballots Counted 4. Polls Close for Key Primary Elections 5. House Committee to Investigate Cawthorn
NTD Evening News—05/23/2022 1. U.S. Buys 13M Monkeypox Vaccines 2. Devin Nunes' Analysis of the Sussmann Trial 3. NSBA Planned to Request Army National Guard 4. Analysis: Archbishop's Action Sets an Example 5. Biden Says Economic Recession Not Inevitable 6. Biden Announces Indo-Pacific Econ. Framework 7. Biden Commits to Defending Taiwan From China 8. Four States to Hold Primary Elections 9. DeSantis Unveils $100 Million Housing Program 10. Goldman Sachs Worker Shot Dead on NYC Subway 11. Helicopter Rescues Man Stuck on Cliff Wall 12. Democratic Party Leader Resigns in FBI Probe 13. Workers and Retirees Face Stock Market Fall 14. Justin Thomas' Comeback Win; Woods Withdraws 15. Milley Warns of Likely War With Russia, China 16. 20 Nations Offer New Military Aid to Ukraine 17. Russian Soldier Jailed for Life for War Crime 18. Channel Crossings Exceed 9K for the Year 19. Rwanda Expects Asylum Seekers From UK Soon 20. Chicagoan Sets Standard for Beer Experts
NTD Evening News—05/20/2022 1. Testimony: Hillary OK'd Unvetted Trump Claims 2. Biden in Asia: New Friends, Old Tensions 3. Pentagon Press Sec. Joins White House 4. Oklahoma Passes Strictest Abortion Ban 5. Harris Condemns Oklahoma Abortion Law 6. Pelosi Denied Communion Over Abortion Support 7. Meta Employees Urge Speech About Abortion 8. Non-Profit Helps Depolarize American Politics 9. 135 Educators Charged With Child Sex Crimes 10. CEO: Differing Values Add to Disney's Decline 11. NYC Spending $900M on Speed Cams and More 12. Fmr NYC Mayor de Blasio Running for Congress 13. Does Free Lunch Exist?: Uber Eats 14. Mothers' Milk Banks Save Tiny Lives 15. Chappelle 'Attacker' Charged; Case Unrelated 16. Rally Against Censorship at Facebook-Meta HQ 17. Bill to Ban Offshore Drilling Stalls 18. Economic Impact of Taxpayer Funded Stadiums 19. ESPN Analysis on NBA Owners' Ties to China 20. Canada Bans Chinese Telecom Firm Huawei 21. Russia: Will Soon Take Control of Luhansk 22. NASA Mars Rover Begins Next Phase of Work 23. Golden Manuscripts on Display in New Exhibit
NTD Evening News—05/19/2022 1. Florida Ramps Up Penalties for Drug Dealers 2. Dems Pass Price Gouging Bill in Response to Record High Gas Prices 3. Buffalo Shooter Indicted, First Degree Murder 4. House Dems Pass Domestic Terror Bill 5. Senate Passes $40 Billion Ukraine Aid Package 6. Biden Backs Finland, Sweden Joining NATO 7. 'Profound' Impact of NATO Membership: Expert 8. Global, Unilateral Powers for W.H.O. Chief? 9. Biden, House Act on Baby Formula Crisis 10. Moms Donating Milk to Other Moms in Need 11. Vote Counting Continues in Pa Senate Primary 12. LGBTQ Books Donated to School Libraries 13. Invasive Jumping Worms in California 14. Thieves Steal $1M in Daylight Smash and Grab 15. Stagflation: Rising Prices, Slowing Growth 16. PGA Championship: Woods Shoots 4 Over Par 74 17. Russia Says 800 More Fighters Surrendered 18. Monkeypox in the UK: 'No Need to Panic' 19. Romans Socialize in Vegetable Gardens
NTD Evening News—05/18/2022 1. DHS Pauses Disinformation Governance Board 2. Gas Hits New High, $4 or More in Every State 3. Primary Election Analysis, Trump Endorsements 4. Philly Teachers Attended Trans Sex Conference 5. Man Free of Assault Charge, Ruled Incompetent
NTD Evening News—05/17/2022 1. Biden Visits Buffalo, Offers Condolences 2. Buffalo Supermarket Shooting Warning Signs 3. NY GOP Candidates Urge Death Penalty Return 4. Top Races in 5 States Holding Primaries 5. PA County Bans Drop Boxes, a Day Before Primary
NTD Evening News- 5/16/2022 1. Baby Formula Stock to Normalize in Weeks 2. Biden Announces Redeploying Troops to Somalia 3. TX Supreme Court on Trans Child Abuse Probes 4. Mom Decries Secret After-School LGBTQ+ Club 5. Mom: Secret Club Did Irreparable Damage
NTD Evening News—05/12/2022 1. U.S. Baby Formula Shortage Intensifies 2. GOP Calls on DOJ To Prosecute Demonstrators 3. Economy vs. Life? Is There Another Way? 4. Report: Crack Pipes at Gov't Run Drug Centers 5. Bipartisan Calls Grow for More Police Funding 6. Updates on Death of Al Jazeera Reporter 7. Testimony on Forced Organ Harvesting in China 8. Satanic Temple Asks Boston To Fly Its Flag 9. Biden Cancels Sales of Oil and Gas Leases 10. 2 House Reps. Want Release of Early 9/11 Data 11. $1B Settlement for Florida Condo Collapse 12. Messi Tops Forbes' Highest-Paid Athletes List 13. Silicon Valley Transport Demolishes Building 14. Coastal Fire Rips Through S. California Homes 15. NV: Lake Mead Water Levels Reach Historic Low 16. Biden Eyes New Ways To Block China From U.S. Data 17. Maltz: China Destabilizing U.S. With Fentanyl 18. Ukraine Battles Russia Over Black Sea Island 19. Finland NATO Move: Russia Threatens Response 20. Image of Milky Way's Black Hole Unveiled 21. Axiom Building Private Space Station in TX
NTD Evening News—05/11/2022 1. Abortion Bill Fails in the Senate 2. Group Takes Credit for Pro-Life Group Attack 3. GOP: Border Policies Are 'False Compassion' 4. Illegal Alien Convicted in TX Trespass Trial 5. House Paves Way for Staffers To Unionize
NTD Evening News—05/10/2022 1. Congress on Track To Pass $40B in Ukraine Aid 2. Biden Vows To Fight Inflation, Attacks GOP 3. U.N. Chief on the Future of Fossil Fuels 4. Immigrants Influencing U.S. Elections 5. Protests Outside Justice Samuel Alito's Home
NTD Evening News—05/09/2022 1. Missing Alabama Inmate, Officer Detained 2. Senators To Vote on National Abortion Bill 3. Disinfo Czar: GOP Are 'Disinformers' on CRT 4. Protests Outside SCOTUS Justices' Homes 5. Law Firm Threatens To Sue Anti-Catholic Group
NTD Evening News—05/06/2022 1. High Stakes for U.S. Senate Highlighted in PA 2. 2 States Sue Biden Admin. Over Censorship 3. Whistleblowers Say FBI Firing J6 Attendees 4. Churches, Pro-Life Pregnancy Centers Targeted 5. Lawmakers Push to Brand Abortion a Homicide 6. Forced To Resign After Interview With NTD 7. Today's Sex Ed Is Indoctrination: Expert 8. Jordan Peterson Chancellor of Ralston College 9. Supporting 100K Homeless School Kids in NYC 10. Parents Report Severe Baby Formula Shortage 11. NYC Cracks Down on Unwanted Explicit Pictures 12. NBA Playoffs Tonight: Will Embiid Play? 13. FDA Limits Use of J&J's COVID Vaccine 14. 'Buy Now Pay Later' Getting Popular on TikTok 15. Pro-Life Spiderman Tells Story After SF Stunt 16. CDC Probes 100+ Cases of Hepatitis in Kids 17. Explosion at Havana Hotel Kills at Least 9 18. Fight Breaks Out at Shanghai Apple Factory 19. EU Lawmakers Decry Organ Harvesting in China 20. Zelenskyy: Hundreds of Hospitals Devastated 21. Roman Bust Sold for $35 To Return to Germany 22. Eiffel Towers Trees Saved From Felling
NTD Evening News—05/05/2022 1. Psaki Leaves, Introduces Next Press Secretary 2. Activists Plan Protests Outside SCOTUS Homes 3. DHS Quietly Ramps Up Use of Title 42: Report 4. DHS Officials Testify on Border Preparedness 5. Amber Heard: Johnny Depp Hit Me Repeatedly 6. Pennsylvania Senate GOP Primary Debate 7. Embattled Congressman Responds to Nude Video 8. Several Injured After Strike in Kramatorsk 9. Russia Rehearses Moscow Military Parade 10. Russia Eyes Asia Amid EU Oil Ban: Analyst 11. CDC Tracked Phones During COVID-19 Lockdowns 12. Wall Street Bonuses Could Shrink Big Time 13. Teacher Discusses Her Sexuality With Class 14. It's Cinco de Mayo 15. Federal Legislation Coming for Nil Deals? 16. Former Educator Criticizes New Math Framework 17. More Than 2K Dams Rated High Hazard 18. Musk's Friends Provide Funding To Buy Twitter 19. Airbnb To Crack Down on Parties During Summer 20. UK and Japan Agree 'Landmark' Defense Deal 21. Japan Struggles To Source Russian Buckwheat 22. Parisians Speak Out Against Triangle Tower 23. 80-Carat Diamond Ring To Be on Auction 24. Prado Exhibition Highlights Sense of Smell
NTD Evening News—05/04/2022 1. Amber Heard Takes the Stand for First Time 2. Chief Justice: Roe v. Wade Leak a 'Betrayal' 3. SCOTUS Leak Likely Over Ideology: Posobiec 4. JD Vance Wins Tight GOP Primary Race in Ohio 5. Hunter's Laptop Repairman Sues for Defamation
NTD Evening News—05/03/2022 1. Leaked Roe v. Wade Opinion Creates Uproar 2. Amazon To Refund Workers for Abortion Travel 3. Doctor Strange Unlikely To Get China Release 4. U.S. Influence To Grow w/ New S. Korea Leader 5. Blinken: Free Press Needed for Democracy
NTD Evening News—05/02/2022 1. Reports: Israel Reveals Assassination Plot 2. SCOTUS Rules on Boston Flag Dispute 3. NYC Amazon Employees Vote Against Unionizing 4. First U.S. Delegation Wraps Up Ukraine Trip 5. 'Ghost of Kyiv' a Myth: Ukraine Military 6. White House Press Corp Gala Returns 7. Ex-Cop Convicted of Assault in Capitol Breach 8. Depp's Defamation Trail Against Heard Resumes 9. Anchor Caught Sexually Engaging Supposed 15YO 10. Warrant Issued for Alabama Jail Officer 11. TN Gov. Halts Executions To Review Procedure 12. Hispanics Losing Faith in Democrats 13. Jackie Robinson Bat Sold for $1.08M 14. Mets DFA 8-Time All-Star Robinson Canó 15. NBA Double-Header: Heat-Sixers, Suns-Mavs 16. Rafael Nadal Latest To Criticize Wimbledon 17. Antifa Attacks Republican Event in Oregon 18. Actors Join Da To Combat Street Racing 19. Billionaires Mull Crypto Fix for Twitter Spam 20. Japanese Culture Blossoms in Chicago 21. Shanghai Reports COVID Cases Outside Lockdown Areas 22. Police Rally in Support of Charged Officer 23. Small Boat Crossings: 254 People Intercepted 24. Fish and Chips Hit by Cooking Oil Shortage 25. How To Save on Personal Tech 26. Cycling Cat Explores London in Viral Videos
NTD Evening News—04/29/2022 1. WH Focuses on 'Root Causes' of Migration 2. Amazon Allegedly Censoring Children's Book 3. Amazon Posts First Net Loss in 7 Years 4. Situation in Afghanistan Under Taliban Rule 5. Family: Fmr Marine Killed Fighting in Ukraine 6. Biden Wants To Sell Seized Russian Assets 7. Kyiv Is Still a Target for Russia: Mayor 8. Putin Accepts Invitation to G20 Summit 9. NYC Job Ads Will Have To State Salary Upfront 10. NYC Alleged Murder Case Dismissed 11. 4 Correctional Officers Charged With Murder 12. British Virgin Islands Premier Arrested 13. Airbnb Staff Can Live and Work Anywhere: CEO 14. NBA Playoffs: Timberwolves, Grizzlies Game 6 15. ESPN Anchor Sues Disney: Free Speech Violated 16. NFL Draft: Record 6 Receivers Taken 17. Dodgers' Trevor Bauer Suspended for Two Years 18. Lamborghini Crash Reaches $18M Settlement 19. Ford Recalls 250,000+ Explorer Suvs 20. San Diego Officials Vote To Redefine 'Women' 21. Baby Eagle Grows, Preparing to Fledge 22. France's Painstaking Withdrawal From Mali 23. Hollywood Flick Echoes CCP Territorial Claim 24. Peruvian Police Evict Copper Mine Protesters 25. Overcrowded Warsaw Schools Welcome Ukrainians 26. Italian Company Produces Astronaut Water 27. World's First Vertiport for Delivery Drones 28. Brazilian Town Builds Giant Christ Statue 29. Baby Tree Kangaroo Born at NYC Zoo
NTD Evening News—04/28/2022 1. Biden Asks for $33B in Aid to Ukraine 2. Top Democrats Unveil Plan To Lower Gas Prices 3. Declaration for the Future of the Internet 4. Texas Rancher Offers Free Land for Twitter HQ 5. Greene Introduces 'Free Speech Act' 6. Biden Admin. Starting 'Disinformation Board' 7. Hundreds of CDC Employees Unvaccinated 8. Trump Appeals NY Judge's Contempt Ruling 9. Federal Informant in Trump Probe Found Dead 10. Justice Breyer's Last Day on the Bench 11. Data Shows Race a Factor in Asian Admissions 12. Work at Home vs. Work at Office: Wall Street 13. Archegos Founder, Former CFO Plead Not Guilty 14. Witnesses Testify at Johny Depp Trial 15. NFL Draft: Jets, Giants Have 2 Top-10 Picks 16. NBA Playoffs: Sixers, Suns, & Mavs Can Clinch 17. U.S. State Dept. on Detained WNBA Player 18. Law From 1872 Limits Hotel Liability to $1K 19. Suit: Student Suicide Over Vax Status Rumors 20. 16 States Sue USPS Over Gas-Power Fleet Plan 21. New Bruce Lee Exhibit Opens in San Francisco 22. Shanghai Residents Fight Against Stricter Control 23. Israel Halts for Holocaust Memorial Day 24. Holocaust Survivors Flee Ukraine for Israel 25. Soldiers at Azovstal Call for Evacuation 26. EU Considers Extending Vaccine Passport 27. Italian Firm Makes Sculpture-Crafting Robots 28. World's Largest Blue Diamond Sold for $57M 29. Passion Fuels Success
NTD Evening News—04/27/2022 1. DHS Creates 'Disinformation Governance Board' 2. Illegal Immigration Expected To Increase 3. Russia Releases Fmr U.S. Marine Trevor Reed 4. Blinken: U.S. Officials Are Under Threat 5. Russia Cuts Gas to Poland and Bulgaria
NTD Evening News—04/26/2022 1. Supreme Court Unpacks Immigration Policies 2. Biden Grants First Pardons to 3 People 3. Retrial for Man Charged With Killing 18 4. Heard Diagnosed With 2 Personality Disorders 5. Twitter Users Worried About Musk Buyout
NTD Evening News—04/25/2022 1. Body of Texas National Guardsman Recovered 2. Texas Court Delays Melissa Lucio's Execution 3. What Elon Musk May Do to Twitter 4. Depp Ends Testimony; House Manager Testifies 5. Court: Trump in Contempt for Noncompliance 6. Supreme Court Tackles Football Coach Case 7. Man Burns Himself to Death at Supreme Court 8. FBI Director: China Poses Biggest Spy Threat 9. Blinken and Austin Meet President Zelensyy 10. Remembering an Appeal Against Persecution 11. Former Nurse Can Sue Employer for Firing Her 12. Court: Policies Likely Unconstitutional 13. The Satanic Temple Sues Pennsylvania School 14. Red Bull's Plane Swap Stunt Unsuccessful 15. NBA Playoffs: Sixers, Celtics Can Clinch 16. Rafael Nadal: 17 Straight Years Ranked Top 10 17. War in Ukraine Drives Up Fertilizer Prices 18. Did Super Bowl Crypto Ads Deliver? 19. Teacher Vacancies Filled With District Staff 20. Wildlife Crossing Breaks Ground Over US101 21. Survey: Foreigners Plan To Leave Shanghai 22. Supplier for Tesla, Apple Struggles w/ Virus 23. Columbia Rejects Chinese Student for Hate Speech 24. Is Beijing Locking Down? Locals Are Worried 25. Macron Defeats Le Pen in French Election 26. Fine Airlines Over Delayed Flight Refunds 27. Royal Plants: From Greenhouse to Parks 28. Japan: World's Oldest Person Dies at 119 29. LA Dodgers Spanish Broadcaster Retiring
NTD Evening News—04/22/2022 1. DeSantis Signs Disney Gov't Dissolution Bill 2. FL Releases Examples of 'CRT' in Math Books 3. 2 Plead Guilty in 'We Build the Wall' Project 4. Philadelphia Ends Indoor Mask Mandate 5. Former Honduran President Extradited to U.S.
NTD Evening News—04/21/2022 1. FL Bill To End Disney's Self-Governing Status 2. Florida Approves New Congressional Map 3. DHS Extends Vax Requirement for Border Entry 4. No Disability Pay for Puerto Rico Residents 5. Amber Heard's Lawyer Questions Johnny Depp 6. CNN+ Will Shut Down One Month After Launch 7. Eric Adams Asks for Chance To Fix NYC Jails 8. Bride Charged for Lacing Food With Marijuana 9. Scared Man Shoots Performer at Haunted House 10. Workers at Ga Apple Store Push To Unionize 11. Tesla Reports Record Profits & Margins in Q1 12. Villanova Head Coach Jay Wright Retires 13. Djokovic Calls Ban on Russian Players 'Crazy' 14. Capitals' Ovechkin Oldest To Score 50 Goals 15. NBA Playoffs: Dallas' Luka Doncic May Return 16. Post Office Renamed To Honor Army Veteran 17. Budget 'De-Values Public Safety': La Sheriff 18. Beethoven's Opera Performed With Deaf Cast 19. Hydrogen-Powered Ferry To Launch in Sf Bay 20. Oh Doctor Found Not Guilty in Patient Deaths 21. Chinese Oil Giant's $4B Debut in Shanghai 22. Macron Confirms Front-Runner Status in Debate 23. Japan Develops Taste-Enhancing Chopsticks 24. Carlsbad Flower Fields in Peak Bloom
NTD Evening News—04/20/2022 1. FL Bill To End Disney's Self-Governing Status 2. NYC Feds Threaten Takeover of Rikers Island 3. Epstein Jail Warden Retired Amid Probe 4. Two Men Indicted for Impersonating Feds 5. Depp: Amber Heard Had an Issue With My Tattoo
NTD Evening News—04/19/2022 1. FL Colleges Can Now Fire Tenured Professors 2. Elementary School Sued for Racial Hostility 3. Professor Calls on Educators To Defend Rights 4. Johnny Depp Takes the Stand for First Time 5. WH Restores Federal Environmental Regulations
NTD Evening News—04/18/2022 1. U.S. Judge Struck Down Mask Mandate on Planes 2. 23 Suspected Terrorists at Southern Border 3. Expert: Busing Illegal Immigrants to DC Gains 4. FL Rejects Math Books Over 'Indoctrination' 5. Stacey Abrams' Challenge to GA Law Rejected 6. Women Sues Employer for Husband's COVID Death 7. Russia Claims To Hit Weapons Storage Facility 8. WH Welcomes Families Back to Egg Roll 9. 10 Shootings Over Easter Weekend 10. Cristiano Ronaldo's Newborn Twin Boy Dies 11. 3 NBA Playoff Games Tonight 12. Boston Marathon Features 28,000 Runners 13. Twins Beat Red Sox 8–3 on Patriots Day 14. WH Aims To Produce Renewable Energy in U.S. 15. Power Companies Plan To Upgrade the Grid 16. 47 Arrested in Street Gangs Crackdown 17. San Jose Smash-and-Grab Suspects Arrested 18. San Francisco Big Wheel Race On After 2 Years 19. Texas K9 Officers' Safety Kit Donations 20. Shanghai Reports First Deaths Since Lockdown 21. Palestinians Riot at Jerusalem Holy Site 22. Captured Brits Appear on Russian State TV 23. UK Gov't 'Soft on Crime': Opposing Party 24. Home Secretary Defends Rwanda Migrant Plan 25. Annual Egg Hunt Helps Kids Learn About Easter 26. Munich Marks Olympic Anniv. With Dachshunds
NTD Evening News—04/15/2022 1. Texas’s Enhanced Border Inspections Effective 2. Professor Awarded $400K in Free-Speech Case 3. Twitter Adopts Poison Pill for Musk’s Bid 4. Does the Death Penalty Deter Future Killings? 5. Delta Ends $200 Surcharge for Unvaccinated
NTD Evening News—04/14/2022 1. NYC Subway Shooting Suspect Denied Bail 2. Protest in Grand Rapids After Police Shooting 3. Justice Dept. Settles With BLM Protesters 4. Texas Prison Dept. Rejects Clergy Rule Change 5. DNC Plans To Change Pres. Primary Process 6. RNC Leaves Commission on Presidential Debates 7. U.S. Lawmakers Pay Surprise Visit to Taiwan 8. Biden Pushes U.S. Production To Lower Costs 9. Mystery: How Was the Russian Ship Damaged? 10. Report: Two Women Pregnant by Trans Inmate 11. Kentucky Sports Now Based on Biological Sex 12. NYC Expanding Gifted and Talented Program 13. NY Auto Show: EV Test Track Front and Center 14. Tiger Woods Commits to Ireland Pro-Am Event 15. Actor Pleads Guilty to Forcible Touching 16. Ed Buck Sentenced to 30 Years in Prison 17. Amazon Imposes New Fuel and Inflation Fee 18. Bird Flu, Ukraine War Push Egg Prices Higher 19. Elon Musk Offers To Buy Twitter 20. LA Sheriff Slams ‘Woke Leadership’ on Crime 21. Newsom Declares $70M for Project Homekey 22. Record High Imports, Exports Down: Port of LA 23. Chinese Labor Camp Detainee Describes Ordeal 24. Channel Migrants To Be Sent to Rwanda 25. Expert: EU Energy Needs ‘Sacrificed’ Over War 26. Finland To Decide Soon on NATO Application 27. Traditional Easter Markets Return to Vienna 28. Fairy-Tale Bluebells Bloom in Belgian Forest
NTD Evening News—04/13/2022 1. NYC Subway Shooting Suspect Arrested 2. Possible but Not Likely That China’s Economy Will Become Largest: Expert 3. Illegal Immigrants From TX Arrive in DC 4. Voters Don’t Support Disney’s Direction: Poll 5. South Dakota Ag Impeached Over Fatal Crash
NTD Evening News—04/12/2022 1. Manhunt Underway for Brooklyn Subway Shooter 2. Jan. 6 Jury Convicts Former Police Officer 3. Oklahoma Outlaws Nearly All Abortions 4. NJ To Teach Gender Identity to 1st Graders 5. Biden Announces New Gas Plan Amid Inflation
NTD Evening News—04/11/2022 1. Ukraine Says 10K Dead in Mariupol 2. U.S. Urges Tough Stance From India on Russia 3. U.S. Teens Recruited To Smuggle Immigrants 4. Biden Admin’s Immigration Reforms Explained 5. Economists on Fixing Georgia’s High Inflation 6. Trump Endorses Dr. Oz; Some Voters Confused 7. Biden Announces Crackdown on ‘Ghost Guns’ 8. DeSantis Signs Bill To Support Fatherhood 9. Times Square Manhole Explosion Causes Panic 10. Report: NYC Cops Who Lied Rarely Disciplined 11. NYC Mayor Eric Adams’ First 100 Days 12. Johnny Depp v. Amber Heard Defamation Trial 13. Multi-Alarm Fires at Home Depot, Benicia Port 14. Fake ‘Bot’ Students Enroll in La Colleges 15. Red Bull Air Force Readies ‘Plane Swap’ Stunt 16. Scheffler Wins Masters, Now NO.1 in Rankings 17. U.S. Consulate in Shanghai: Staff Can Leave 18. Shanghai Eases Lockdown, 11M Still at Home 19. China Sends Missiles to Russian Allied-Serbia 20. Macron To Face Le Pen in Run-Off Election 21. Terrorist Guilty of Sir David Amess Murder 22. Guidance: Trans Police Can Strip-Search Women 23. Ghana’s Glassblower Turns Waste Into Wonders
NTD Evening News—04/8/2022 1. 2 Men Acquitted in Michigan Gov. Kidnap Plot 2. White House Celebrates Jackson’s Confirmation 3. Lawmakers Push for Green Energy Production 4. Pa: Surge in Democrats Registering Republican 5. Pfizer Hired Workers Over Vax Side Effects
NTD Evening News—04/7/2022 1. Senate Confirms Judge Jackson to SCOTUS 2. J6 Defendant Acquitted of All Charges 3. Posing As Officers To Get Near Secret Service 4. Clinton-Appointed Judge to Judge Clinton Case 5. Democrats Push for Stock Trading Ban 6. Doctors May Feel Pressure Under Colorado’s New Abortion Rights Law: Activist 7. Russia Out of U.N. Human Rights Council 8. Possible War Crimes Committed by Ukraine 9. NY Courts To Fire 103 Unvaccinated Employees 10. Speed Cams or ‘Cash Cams’? 11. Geico Cancels Event Featuring Linda Sarsour 12. MLB Opening Day: Showalter Debuts With Mets 13. Tigers Woods Plays the Masters, Shoots 71 14. Detransitioner Speaks Out Against Calif. Bill 15. Transgender Child Molester Repeat Offender 16. Universal Income Plan for Trans Residents 17. DeSantis Signs Patient Visitation Rights Bill 18. Police: Sacramento Shooting Was Gang Rivalry 19. Recruit Allegedly Delivered Drugs to Inmates 20. Lost Boy Protected by Unexpected Hero 21. China Backing Off on ‘Common Prosperity’ 22. Focus on Nuclear in UK Energy Strategy 23. Greece Increases Coal Mining as a ‘Necessity’ 24. Ukraine Attacks Russia With Cyber Army 25. ‘We Are Happy’: Ukrainian Refugee in U.S.
NTD Evening News—04/6/2022 1. Texas to Send Illegal Immigrants to DC 2. Biden Extends Pause on Student Loan Repayment 3. Report: Pres. Biden Wrote Rec Letters for Kids of Chinese Exec Linked to Hunter Biden 4. New U.S. Sanctions Target Putin’s Daughters 5. DOD: $100M in Aid to Ukrainian Forces
NTD Evening News—04/5/2022 1. Pentagon Officials Testify Before Congress 2. Prof. On the Circumstances That Led to War 3. Blinken: Russia Is Committing Atrocities 4. Obama Visits White House to Tout Obamacare 5. Motion to Subpoena Hunter Biden Blocked
NTD Evening News—04/4/2022 1. Civilians Found Dead After Russian Mil. Moves 2. U.S. Wants Russia Out of Human Rights Council 3. Zelenskyy Asks for Support at Grammys 4. Biden ‘Confident’ Son Didn’t Break Law 5. Senate Advances Jackson’s SCOTUS Confirmation 6. Three States Sue to Stop Lifting of Title 42 7. NBC Avoids Topic of Clinton Campaign Fines 8. Court: Calif. Diversity Law Unconstitutional 9. Elon Musk Is Twitter’s Largest Shareholder 10. NYC Sets Up Pro-LGBTQ Billboards in Florida 11. NYC Kids Under 5 Continue Masking in School 12. Eric Church to Give a Free Concert in Texas 13. Small Farmers Balancing Costs & Prices 14. Car Insurance Costs Rising in 2022 15. Police Arrest Suspect in Sacramento Shooting 16. Amazon’s New Union Demands Contract Talks 17. Southwest Offers Free Re-Booking After Delays 18. Shanghai Lockdown: Kids, Parents Separated 19. OFSTED ‘Worried’ About Children’s Development 20. Possible McKinsey-Macron Ties: Report 21. Orban Declares Victory in Hungary Election 22. Canaletto Venice Revisited Opens in London 23. Oldest U.S. Active Park Ranger Retires at 100
NTD Evening News—04/1/2022 1. U.S. Adds 431,000 New Jobs in March 2. Reports: WH Press Secy Psaki to Depart Soon 3. Dr. Oz Fired From Presidential Council 4. Senators Introduce Bill to Stop CCP Spying 5. GOP Demands WH/ Hunter Biden Docs
NTD Evening News—03/31/2022 1. Biden Orders Oil Release to Lower Gas Prices 2. Rising Diesel Prices Impact Farmers 3. Reports Claim Hunter Biden Probe Heating Up 4. U.S. Passports to Allow ‘X’ Gender Marker 5. Critical Race Theory: Equality vs Equity 6. Is Social Emotional Learning a Trojan Horse? 7. J6 Defendant Commits Suicide, Aunt Speaks Out 8. NYPL Ends Late Fee, Decades-Old Books Return 9. Workers’ Positive Drug Tests at 20-Year High 10. Police Confirm Five Fetuses Found in DC Home 11. Bruce Arians Retires: Todd Bowles Promoted 12. Country Star Cancels Concert for Final Four 13. People’s Convoy to Protest California Bills 14. Los Angeles Lifts Proof-of-Vaccine Mandate 15. Calif. Plan to Pay Farmers for Growing Less 16. Former Manson Follower Denied Parole 17. Record Outmigration in Illinois 18. Shanghai Enters Second Phase of Lockdown 19. U.S. Trade Chief: ‘Turn the Page’ on China 20. Man Charged With Spying for China Inside U.S. 21. Putin Misled by ‘Scared’ Advisers on Ukraine 22. Russian Soccer Teams Suspended Over War 23. LA Builds New Butterfly Breeding Garden
NTD Evening News—03/30/2022 1. WH Expects Border Influx Once Title 42 Lifted 2. Biden Gets 2nd Booster, Wants New Covid Funds 3. Judge Blocks Vax Mandate for Entire Navy 4. GOP Sen. Susan Collins Backs Judge Jackson 5. FEC Fines Hillary Clinton Campaign, DNC
NTD Evening News—03/29/2022 1. U.S., Singapore to Deepen Economic Relations 2. Pentagon: Russia Preparing a Major Offensive 3. UK Analyst on Putin’s Change of Strategy 4. Biden Signs Emmett Till Anti-Lynching Act 5. Rubio: CCP Is the Greatest Threat to America
NTD Evening News—03/28/2022 1. WH Deputy Press Secretary Covid Positive 2. Biden’s Budget Straddles Political Fence 3. Biden Pressed on Putin Remarks 4. Zelenskyy Insists on Territorial Integrity 5. Expert: Russia-China Trade Will Persist 6. FL Gov. DeSantis Signs Parental Rights Bill 7. WI: City Officials Accused in Election Scheme 8. Unvaxxed United Airlines Staff Return to Work 9. Bodies of Marines Killed in Norway Returned 10. Poll: New Yorkers Want Bail Reform Changes 11. Biden Admin. Might Close 2 NYC VA Hospitals 12. FDNY Unions Might Sue NYC Over Vax Mandate 13. No Charges Against Will Smith 14. Fans Pay Tribute to Foo Fighters Drummer 15. SoCal Grocery Workers Authorize Strike 16. Calif. School District Considers Banning CRT 17. 70-Year-Old Calif. Kidnapper May Be Paroled 18. The Oakland Post Burglarized, Ransacked 19. Historic Final Four: Duke-UNC, Ku-Villanova 20. Buffalo Bills to Get New $1.4 Billion Stadium 21. 10th Anniversary of Black Men’s Brunch in NYC 22. Positive Forecast for the Franchise Industry 23. Shanghai Goes Into Mass Lockdown 24. 2nd Black Box of China Eastern Crash Found 25. Veterans Demonstrate in Paris Parade 26. Campaign to Save London Heritage Gas Lamps
NTD Business News- 3/28/2022 1. Biden Releases Budget Proposal 2. Biden Proposing 20% Minimum Tax on Wealthy 3. Analyst: New Tax May Mean Wealth Exits U.S. 4. Yield Curve Inverted, Recession on the Way? 5. Japan Depends Heavily on Russian Energy
NTD Evening News—03/25/2022 1. Biden in Poland, Announces Energy Deal w/ EU 2. Russia Shifting Military Focus to Donbas 3. Expert: War a Perfect Storm for Food Shortage 4. Putin Says West Is Trying To Cancel Russia 5. What Is Life Like in Russia During the War?
NTD Evening News—03/24/2022 1. U.S. Warns China To Not Help Russia 2. Ukrainians Attend Funeral for Fallen Soldier 3. Ukrainians Crossing Mexican Border to America 4. Biden, World Leaders Discuss Russia 5. Retired General: Nato’s Meeting Is Imperative 6. Airline Execs Urge Biden To End Mask Mandate 7. Witnesses Testify at SCOTUS Nominee Hearing 8. SCOTUS Offers Few Words on Thomas’ Condition 9. Trump Sues Hillary Clinton, DNC and Others 10. Hotel Owner Threatens To Ban Native Americans 11. Uber & Yellow Taxi: Foes to Friends in NYC 12. NYC Ends Mandate for Athletes but Not Workers 13. NCAA March Madness: Sweet 16 Preview 14. Woods’ ‘Tiger Slam’ Clubs To Be Auctioned 15. Epstein’s Caribbean Islands Up for Sale 16. Beverly Hills Smash-and-Grab Jewelry Theft 17. California State Admissions Drops Sat & Act Testing 18. California Law Reduces Costs for Abortion 19. Idaho Gov. Signs Off on Six-Week Abortion Ban 20. Expert: Can China Hold Onto Its ‘Zero-Cases’ Policy? 21. Vaccine Mandates: Questions Over Fired Staff 22. EU Offers Farmers Aid, More Land To Grow Food 23. Chicago Businessman’s $1 Million Gas Giveaway 24. NJ Police Officer Inspires Young Students
NTD Evening News—03/23/2022 1. Biden: Chemical Attack ‘A Real Threat’ 2. NATO Ally Poland Expels 45 Russian Diplomats 3. Ukrainian Officials Keeping the Economy Going 4. Day 3, Jackson Confirmation Hearing 5. Hillary Clinton Tests Positive for COVID-19
NTD Evening News—03/22/2022 1. Senators Question SCOTUS Nominee 2. CEO Keeps Working During War, Citizens Unite 3. Ukrainian Performers Give a Show in a Bunker 4. Biden Warns of Russian Cyber Threats 5. WH Press Sec. Says She Tested COVID Positive
NTD Evening News—03/21/2022 1. Biden To Meet With NATO, Polish President 2. Pentagon: Russians React to Lack of Progress 3. Mayor: Churches Have Become Place of Refuge 4. Saudi Arabia Gets U.S. Missile Interceptors 5. SCOTUS Confirmation Hearing Kicks Off Today
NTD Evening News—03/18/2022 1. General: Ukrainians Have the Fighting Spirit 2. Rockets Hit Lviv: Gov. and Residents Speak 3. Biden Warns Xi in Call on Aiding Russia 4. Author: Will U.S. Abandon Poland to Russia? 5. War Stops Orphans From Coming to the U.S.
NTD Evening News—03/17/2022 1. Dems Pressure Oil CEOs to Lower Gas Prices 2. CA Lawmakers Propose $400 Gas Rebate Bill 3. First Meeting With Slovakia D.M. in 20 Years 4. Hearts and Minds of Lviv, Ukraine Residents 5. Men Charged With Conspiring on China’s Behalf 6. Jussie Smollett Released While Lawyers Appeal 7. Florida Arrests 108 in Sexual Predator Sting 8. Mortgage Rates Above 4%, 1st Time Since 2019 9. Biden Meets Virtually With Irish Leader 10. The Largest St. Patrick’s Day Parade Is Back 11. March Madness Begins: 1st Round Scores 12. WNBA’s Brittney Griner Detained Until May 19 13. University Cuts Funding for Speaker Convicted in Cop’s Killing 14. Early Spring Heatwave May Hit Calif: Forecast 15. ‘Drinkable Sunscreen’ Off the Market 16. Chick-fil-A Popularity, Long Drive-Thru Lines 17. Crypto Question on Your Tax Return 18 FCC Kicks China Telecom Firm Out of U.S. 19. WSJ: Saudis May Sell Oil for Chinese Yuan 20. Is Cutting Russia Ties Performative? 21. Four Dead, Dozens Injured in Japan Earthquake 22. Chicago Chefs Raise Funds to Feed Ukrainians 23. Ireland Celebrates St. Patrick’s Day 24. Poland Wins 70th Miss World Pageant
NTD Evening News—03/15/2022 1. Zelenskyy Asks for More Sanctions and Weapons 2. Biden Pledges Extra $800M in Ukraine Aid 3. Talks Focus on Neutral Status for Ukraine 4. Refugees at Train Station in Ukraine 5. What Ukraine’s Biolabs Are Used For
NTD Evening News—03/15/2022 1. Ukrainian Resort Town Becomes Place of Refuge 2. Fox News Cameraman Killed in Ukraine 3. Zelenskyy Admits NATO Membership Unrealistic 4. DC: Opposite Ideas for Energy Independence 5. GOP Pressing Biden on Extended Mask Mandate
NTD Evening News—03/14/2022 1. Pause in Talks on Ukraine-Russia Conflict 2. Aftermath of Bombing in Western Ukraine 3. Pregnant Woman, Baby Die After Attack 4. Congress to Revoke Russia Trade Status 5. U.S. Warns China Against Supporting Russia 6. Human Trafficking Fears Amid Refugee Crisis 7. CA Lawmakers Call for Pause on Gas Tax 8. Barack Obama Tests Positive for Covid-19 9. Suspected Serial Killer Targeting Homeless 10. 2.75M Chickens to Be Killed Over Bird Flu 11. Pennsylvania Celebrates Founder’s Day 2022 12. Boston Hosts Largest U.S. Seafood Exposition 13. Tom Brady Unretires, Twitter Memes Chime In 14. San Diego Officials Release Shooting Footage 15. Demands for Rent Control Are Increasing 16. Shanghai Citizens Protest Against Measures 17. France Suspends Vaccine Pass Scheme 18. Conflict Ceases Half of World’s Neon Supply 19. Aus, Netherlands Start U.N. Action Over MH17 20. Philadelphia’s 250th St. Patrick’s Day Parade 21. BAFTA: ‘Power of the Dog’ Scoops Big Prizes
NTD Evening News—03/11/2022 1. Russia Strikes Western Ukraine for 1st Time 2. Ukranian Refugees at Polish Border 3. Russia to Lose ‘Most Favored Nation’ Status 4. Retired General: Russia Won’t Take Over Kyiv 5. U.S. Accuses Russia of Disinformation
NTD Evening News—03/10/2022 1. Inflation Hits New Records, Not Slowing 2. Expert: Gas Prices Can Fall With Right Signal 3. County Supervisors Deny Oil Production 4. Russian, Ukrainian Foreign Ministers Meet 5. Volunteers Help Ukrainian Refugees in Poland 6. Haines: Russia Disregarding Civilian Safety 7. TX County ‘Stuck With’ Elections Official 8. Court Blocks TX in Gender Transition Case 9. Panel: Open Borders Aggravate Fentanyl Crisis 10. Revised Pandemic Policies for Transit Systems 11. ‘Black Panther’ Dir. Mistaken for Bank Robber 12. Baseball Lockout Ends, Season Starts April 7 13. Mummified Person Found in Building Walls 14. Students File Lawsuit Against Vax Mandate 15. LA Sheriff Urges to End Hiring Freeze 16. South Korea Elects a New President 17. Fuel Prices to Double by Year End: Economists 18. Crowdfunding Opens Up Jobs for UK’s Homeless 19. Saving Ukraine’s Artworks From the War 20. Businesses in Venice Still Struggling 21. British Pie Awards Serves Feast for the Eyes 22. Baby Eagle Gets Fresh Fish for Lunch
NTD Evening News—03/09/2022 1. $1.5T Deal on Gov’t Funds and Emergency Money 2. Biden Pushes Congress to Pass Innovation Act 3. 2nd Day of Humanitarian Corridors in Ukraine 4. Student Escapes to Poland, Family in Ukraine 5. UK to Step Up Ukrainian Visa Processing
NTD Evening News—03/08/2022 1. Biden Announces Ban on Russian Oil Imports 2. House Acts on Russia Oil Ban, More Sanctions 3. Gas Prices Hit Record Highs 4. Russia Threatens to Cut Gas to Germany 5. Energy Specialist on Reliance of Russian Gas
NTD Evening News—03/07/2022 1. Minor Progress at 3rd Russia-Ukraine Talks 2. What Ukrainians Expect From Talks With Russia 3. Chicagoans Demand No-Fly Zone Over Ukraine 4. Expert: U.S. Help to Ukraine Could Extend War 5. White House on Possible Russian Oil Embargo 6. Germany Can’t Afford to Drop Russian Energy 7. American Oil Production Amid Surging Prices 8. Border Patrol Detains 300 Haitians in Florida 9. Iowa Suffers Deadliest Storm Since 2008 10. Mothers Decry Gender Transitioning in School 11. People’s Convoy Outside of D.C. 12. How to Protect Yourself From Cyberattacks 13. WNBA's Griner Arrested, Detained in Russia 14. Ridley Suspended for Betting on NFL Games 15. LA to Convert City Land for Housing 16. LA Petition to Ban Encampments Can Circulate 17. Imports Low, but Will Rise in Spring: Experts 18. Arrested for Exporting Military Tech to China 19. China Boosts Defense Spending by 7.1% 20. UK Public Raises £100M in 4 Days for Ukraine 21. Over 4,300 Detained at Protests in Russia 22. Train to Finland Only Exit for Many Russians 23. Who Will Be South Korea’s Next President? 24. Palace of Versailles’ Recovered Masterpieces 25. Sheep March Down Paris’ Champs Elysees Avenue 26. Disneyland Paris Celebrates 30th Anniversary
NTD Evening News—03/04/2022 1. Russia Seizes Europe’s Biggest Nuclear Plant 2. Can the U.S. Defend Against a Nuclear Attack? 3. Blinken: Won’t Seek Conflict but Ready for It 4. Moscow Threatens Jail Time for ‘Fake News’ 5. Gas Prices Spike Overnight
NTD Evening News—03/03/2022 1. Ukraine, Russia Agree on Safe Corridors 2. Kyiv Volunteers Build Tank Barricades 3. WH Requests $32.5B for Ukraine and Virus 4. Bipartisan Bill to Ban Russian Oil Imports 5. Russia’s Sovereign Debt Gets ‘Junk’ Rating 6. Citigroup: Loss Over Russia Could Be Billions 7. Russian Oligarch Yachts Seized 8. Biden Adds to Sanctions, Meets With Quad 9. Russia May Hold $140B in Chinese Bonds: ANZ 10. Fmr Secretary of State Pompeo Visits Taiwan 11. Trucker Convoys Rally in Indiana Ahead of DC 12. States Launch TikTok Mental Health Probe 13. Suing FB, Advocating for Free Speech Online 14. Anti-child-Transition-Surgery Event Shut Down 15. New Video Shows Moments Before Shooting 16. Russian Firms Open Chinese Accounts 17. China, Russia Cooperation: A Long Game 18. Elderly Man Stands Ready to Defend His Home 19. Ex-soldier Supplies Uniforms for Ukraine 20. CCP Spying Is France’s No. 1 Threat: Report 21. Hunkering Down at the Kyiv Zoo 22. ‘The Batman’ Movie Set for Release March 4th
NTD Evening News—03/02/2022 1. Russia, Ukraine to Meet for Talks on Thursday 2. Miles-Long Russian Convoy Stalled: Pentagon 3. Senators Call for Tougher Action on Putin 4. How the U.S. Could Gut Russia’s War Chest 5. Abramovich to Sell Chelsea Football Club
NTD Evening News—03/01/2022 1. Biden’s State of the Union 2. SOTU: Tight Security, Relaxed Covid Rules 3. U.S. Commander: Prioritize Nuclear Deterrence 4. Day 6 of War: Russia Fires on Kyiv TV Tower 5. Ukrainians Unite to Weave Camouflage Nets
NTD Evening News—02/28/2022 1. Russia-Ukraine Talks End With No Agreement 2. U.S. Blocks Russian Central Bank 3. EU Breaks ‘Taboo’ by Buying Weapons for Kyiv 4. NY State Stops All Business With Russia 5. Russia Braces for Economic Hardship 6. What’s Swift and Why Is It Important? 7. BP, Shell and Other Firms Exit Russia 8. Judge: Top Public School’s Policy Is Illegal 9. Biden Host Black History Event 10. Biden to Focus on Rising Prices in SOTU 11. The People’s Convoy Gets Big Support in TX 12. Millions of Free Covid Tests Still Unclaimed 13. NYC to Lift Vax Mandate for Indoor Settings 14. NYC Subway Attacks Caught on Video 15. Meth Disguised as Onions at Southern Border 16. Plan to Rid 4 California Dams to Save Salmon 17. Calif. Legislation to Give Heatwaves Ranking 18. Taiwan vs. Ukraine: How Are They Different? 19. Taiwan Outspeeds China on Ukraine Evacuation Plans 20. Putin’s War Prompts German U-Turn on Defence 21. Refugees Arrive in Poland; Greece Sends Aid 22. Robot Serves Drinks at Mobile World Congress 23. Rio Zoo Celebrates Hippo’s 28th Birthday
NTD Evening News—02/25/2022 1. Russian Forces Advancing Towards Kyiv 2. Thousands of Ukrainians Fleeing War at Home 3. Inside Ukraine: Former U.S. Marine, Civilian 4. White House to Directly Sanction Putin 5. Congress Members Comment on War in Ukraine
NTD Evening News—02/24/2022 1. Heavy Fighting Continues Throughout Ukraine 2. By Car, Railway, on Foot: People Flee Ukraine 3. U.S. Unveils Sanctions Over Ukraine Invasion 4. U.S. Lawmakers React to Russia-Ukraine War 5. Johnson Confirms UK Sanctions Against Russia 6. China Avoids Calling Russia Attack ‘Invasion’ 7. Russia’s Attack Shifts U.S. Focus From China: Expert 8. Pizza Shop Serves Free Pizza to Entire Convoy 9. Americans on Jobless Benefits: 52-Year Low 10. 3 Ex-Cops Convicted in Floyd Federal Case 11. TX Lawmakers Denounce Migrant Surge at Border 12. Calif. Teacher Drags Maskless Student Out 13. Masks Optional for Workers, Shoppers: Target 14. 500LB Bear Rummages Through Tahoe for Food 15. Ukrainians Living in London Stand Together 16. New Home Sales Down in January, Prices Up 17. NFT Vending Machine Opens Near Wall Street 18. Novak Djokovic to Lose Number 1 Ranking 19. NCAA National Championship Contenders 20. Krill Fishery Threatens Antarctic Wildlife 21. Bald Eagle Pair Tends Nest on Snowy Day
NTD Evening News—02/23/2022 1. U.S. Trucker Convoy Begins Journey to D.C. 2. National Guard to Be Sent to DC for Convoys 3. WH Reverses Policy, Sanctions Nord Stream 2 4. Can More Sanctions End Russia’s Invasion? 5. Ukrainians React to Possible Russian Invasion
NTD Evening News—02/22/2022 1. WH Slaps Sanctions on Russia 2. Explainer: What Is Nord Stream 2 Pipeline? 3. New Cyber Center in NY Amid Russia Threat 4. Call for DHS Head Mayorkas to Resign 5. Two Unvaxed Military Officers Allowed to Work
NTD Evening News—02/21/2022 1. U.S. Sanctions, Putin Backs Separatist States 2. Canadian Parliament Votes on Emergencies Act 3. ‘People’s Convoy’ to Set Off for DC Feb. 23 4. Trump’s ‘Truth Social’ App Launches on iOS 5. CDC: Four Doses in Six Months for Some 6. Bill Gates: Omicron Is a ‘Type of Vaccine’ 7. Bernie Madoff’s Sister and Her Husband Die 8. Is China Buying Up American DNA? 9. Celebrating Presidents in Philly’s Museums 10. Winter Olympic Highlights: Team USA 5th 11. Heiress’ Murder Lawsuit Deal Delayed 12. California Student Behind Racial Graffiti 13. SF Mayor Says Schoolboard Failed to Do Job 14. The Mystery of China’s Chained Mother of 8 15. Storm Franklin Batters UK, Causing Flooding 16. UK PM Lifts All Covid Restrictions in England 17. Australia Reopens Its International Borders 18. Epstein Associate Found Dead in Jail Cell 19. National Eating Disorders Awareness Week 20. Preservation Begun on Famous Lovers Statue
NTD Evening News—02/18/2022 1. Police Start Arresting Protesters in Ottawa 2. Biden ‘Convinced’ Putin Has Decided to Invade 3. WH Accuses Russia of Cyberattacks in Ukraine 4. Kim Potter Sentenced to 24 Months in Prison 5. AZ Police Release Bodycam of Ambush Shooting
NTD Evening News—02/17/2022 1. Ukrainian Kindergarten Hit, Civilians Hurt 2. Escalating Tension Over Truckers Convoy 3. Canadian Hacker: ‘Yes, I Doxxed the Truckers’ 4. Canadian Banks Freeze Protesters’ Accounts 5. BLM Pays Bail for Alleged Attempted Murder 6. Boston Vax Mandate Blocked for Union Workers 7. FAA Head Stephen Dickson to Resign 8. New Zealand Protest Enters 11th Day 9. Enes Freedom Nominated for Nobel Peace Prize 10. Winter Olympics Update: Day 13 11. Driver Hit by Oncoming Traffic During Stop 12. Clinton Speaks Amid Durham Allegations 13. Less Career Progress Due to Remote Work? 14. Anthropologie Recalls Candles for Fire Hazard 15. Adaptive Beam Headlights Coming to Some Cars 16. Tesla Faces New Probe Over Unexpected Braking 17. 3 Arrested in Suspected Retail Theft Ring 18. Disneyland to Build Residential Communities 19. Metaverse Faces Obstacles 20. Japan: Air Strikes Could Be ‘Self Defense’ 21. Japanese Man Arrested in Shanghai 22. Kyiv: British Father Faces Difficult Decision 23. Devastation After Brazil Mudslide 24. Argentina Wildfire Destroys 1.28M+ Acres 25. Boy Survives Fall Without a Scratch 26. Giant Strawberry in Israel World’s Heaviest 27. Dante Divine Comedy Exhibition Opens 28. British Museum Puts Stonehenge in Context
NTD Evening News—02/16/2022 1. Schumer: Dems ‘Laser-Focused’ on Inflation 2. 3 San Francisco School Board Members Recalled 3. Philly Drops Vaccine Passport for Restaurants 4. Texas AG Sues Public Transit Mask Mandate 5. ‘Let the Kids Breathe’ Rallies in Socal
NTD Evening News—02/15/2022 1. Civil Liberties Assoc. Raises Alarm Over Act 2. Ottawa Police Chief Resigns Amid Protests 3. Biden Speaks As Russia Claims Troop Pullback 4. Senators Issue Bipartisan Support For Ukraine 5. Senate Confirms Biden's FDA Commissioner
NTD Evening News—02/14/2022 1. Trudeau Invokes Emergencies Act for Protests 2. Ontario to End Vax Pass System on March 1st 3. Groups Plan Convoy to End Mandates 4. U.S. Closing Kyiv Embassy, Moving Staff West 5. Ukraine Must Be Prepared for Anything: Expert 6. Senators: No Funding for Drug Paraphernalia 7. Durham: Clinton Camp. Funded Spying on Trump 8. Woman Murdered in NYC Chinatown Apartment 9. Celebrities Violate Super Bowl Mask Mandate 10. D.C. Drops Vaccine Passport, Mask Mandate 11. FBI Offering $10K for ‘Route 91 Bandit’ 12. One Million More Trees for NYC 13. Rams Go All-In to Build Super Bowl Contender 14. Winter Olympics Update: Valieva Can Skate 15. Team China Hockey Players’ Qualifications Questioned 16. Chinese Officials Profit Off Mass Testing: Recording 17. Covid Protests in Brussels and The Hague 18. Freedom Convoy Blocked From Entering Paris 19. Honoring Daughter With NYC Wedding on V-Day 20. Valentine’s Day in Italy: Chocolate With Gold
NTD Evening News—02/11/2022 1. U.S. Citizens Urged to Leave Ukraine 2. Biden Splits $7B in Frozen Afghan Funds 3. Senators Concerned About CIA Data Collection 4. Ontario: Emergency Issued but Vax Pass to End 5. 9 Phoenix Police Officers Injured in Ambush
NTD Evening News—02/10/2022 1. U.S. Annual Inflation Worse Than Expected 2. President Biden: Lowering Health Care Costs 3. DHS Tracking Truck Protest Expected in U.S. 4. 3rd U.S.-Canada Crossing Blocked by Protests 5. 50% Increase in Thefts for NYC Grocery Chain 6. NY Mayor Wants City to Support Troubled Teens 7. Abortions in Texas Fall 60% Under New Law 8. Nevada and Its Casinos Drop Mask Mandates 9. Fla. Bill to Ban Gender Identity Discussions 10. Actor Bob Saget Died After Hitting Head 11. SF Man Says It’s ‘Free Money’ to Be Homeless 12. Fire Breaks Out in California’s Laguna Beach 13. Winter Olympics Update: Nathan Chen Wins Gold 14. James Harden Traded to 76ers for Ben Simmons 15. LA Barber Shop Filled With Rams Memorabilia 16. Orange County Cities to Use 100% Green Energy’ 17. Rice Farmers Turn Fields Into Salmon Habitat 18. Foreign Journalists Endure Isolation in Beijing 19. Olympian Opts to Talk About China After Going Home 20. UK PM: Europe Faces ‘Most Dangerous Moment’ 21. First ‘Clean’ Cargo Ship Introduced in France 22. Apollo 16 Capsule Prepared for 50th Anniv. 23. Super Bowl Is Big Screen TV Season 24. Miniature Bull Saved From Slaughterhouse
NTD Evening News—02/09/2022 1. Growing Bipartisan Push to Reduce Crime 2. Manhattan DA Addresses Public’s Concerns 3. Sen. Cotton: School Mask Mandates Should End 4. Papers Served to Loudoun County School Staff 5. NY, IL, MA, RI Lift Mask Mandates
NTD Evening News—02/08/2022 1. Biden Touts Major Investment in EV Chargers 2. WH: File Taxes to Get Full Child Tax Credit 3. TX Fights National Guard Vax Mandate in Court 4. VA. Bill to Make Masks Optional for Students 5. NYC Proposing Permanent Outdoor Dining Sheds
NTD Evening News—02/07/2022 1. New Jersey School Mask Mandate to End March 7 2. Protest Against NYC City Workers Vax Mandate 3. Joe Rogan Takes Dozens of His Episodes Down 4. Pushback Stops IRS Plan to Use Face ID 5. Citizens Rally to End Bail Reform in NYC
NTD Evening News—02/04/2022 1. $350B Competition Bill Passes House 2. Biden Touts for Jobs Increase in Jan 3. SD Bans Males From Playing in Female Sports 4. Police Video of Amir Locke Raid Released 5. NYC Community Leaders Calling on District Attorney to Resign
NTD Evening News—02/03/2022 1. ISIS Leader Blown Up During U.S. Forces Raid 2. Biden Visits NYC to Tackle Gun Violence 3. Meta’s Share Price Drop Shakes Tech Stocks 4. Activists Protest in D.C. Before Olympics 5. Pelosi Calls Out Beijing Prior to Olympics 6. Olympian Tearfully Appeals in Isolation 7. Winter Olympic Preview – Part 2 8. Winter Storm Leaves 210,000 Without Power 9. 3rd Fire on Same NYC Subway Line Within Week 10. Student Suspended Over Religious Talk: Claim 11. Students Unmasked Following Governor’s Lead 12. Pandemic Unemployment Proof Falls Short 13. Canadian Truckers’ GoFundMe Campaign Halted 14. Explainer: Japan Ends Decades of Aid to China 15. U.S. Sentences Chinese Man for iPhone Fraud 16. Ukraine Crisis: What Does It Mean for Taiwan? 17. Kremlin Says U.S. Stoking Fears Amid Tensions 18. Putin to Visit Beijing for Talks With Xi 19. EU Labels Investment in Nuclear, Gas as Green 20. Hackers Steal $320M From Crypto Platform 21. Record High Car Prices Continue in 2022 22. One-Month Old Sloth Cared For After Rescue 23. Baby Koala Debuts at UK Safari Park
NTD Evening News—02/02/2022 1. Head of CNN Resigns, Cites Disclosure Failure (recommend) 2. ABC Suspends ‘The View’ Host Whoopi Goldberg (recommend) 3. Calif. AG Gives BLM Delinquent Tax Status (recommend) 4. University Condemns Views on Pedophilia (recommend) 5. Off-Duty NYPD Officer Shot on His Way to Work (recommend)
NTD Evening News—02/01/2022 1. Biden Meets With Senators On SCOTUS Pick 2. Japan Firm: Ivermectin Suppresses CCP Virus 3. Doctor's Med License At Risk Over Statements 4. Pandemic Medical Waste A Health Threat: W.H.O. 5. Chinese Test Kits Coming To U.S. Households
NTD Evening News—01/31/2022 1. Fight Crime, Keep School Open: Biden to Govs 2. Boeing Wins $34B Deal With Qatar Airways 3. Moderna Vaccine Receives Full FDA Approval 4. Spotify to ‘Combat Misinformation’ w/ Labels 5. Border Agents Criticize Policy: Leaked Video 6. U.S., Russia Clash Over Ukraine at U.N. 7. NBA Star Calls Olympics ‘The Medal of Shame’ 8. Child Molester to Be Jailed With Girls in LA 9. LA Councilman Endorses DA Gascon Recall 10. Calif. to Dismantle San Quentin Death Row 11. Weekend Nor’easter Snowstorm Aftermath 12. Chinatown Celebrates the Year of the Tiger 13. Calif Officials Maskless at Championships 14. How the Rams, Bengals Made the Super Bowl 15. Ski Jumpers’ Dreams Take Flight Near Chicago 16. Where Does Nadal Rank Among Tennis’ Big 3? 17. ‘Freedom Convoy’ Arrives at Canada’s Capital 18. Europe Protests Over Jab Mandates and Passes 19. China’s Strict Rules Limit Holiday Gatherings 20. UK to Broaden Sanctions Against Russia 21. Ukraine President Warns of War Panic 22. Socialists Win Third Election in Portugal 23. Paris Exhibition Celebrates Chinese Painters 24. Russia’s Fominskie Paws Dogsled Races
NTD Evening News—01/28/2022 1. PA. Bridge Collapses Prior to Biden’s Visit 2. Leaked Video: Secret Migrant Flight to NY? 3. PA. ‘No-Excuse’ Mail-In Voting Overturned 4. Biden’s Method for SCOTUS Pick Ignites Debate 5. Ukraine, U.S. at Odds Over Russian Threat
NTD Evening News—01/27/2022 1. Justice Breyer Announces Retirement 2. Cartels, Smugglers Use TikTok to Recruit 3. An Auschwitz Survivor’s Miraculous Escape 4. Search for Missing Migrants Suspended 5. ‘Bomb Cyclone’ to Hit Northeast Over Weekend 6. School Shooting Suspect to Plead Insanity 7. S. Dakota’s Abortion Pill Restriction Halted 8. Heritage Panel: Improving Election Integrity 9. Ethics Panel: NYC Mayor Can Hire Brother 10. Canadian Truckers Rally Against Vax Mandate 11. Green Gaiter Suspect in 14 Bank Robberies 12. Succulent Poacher Gets 2 Years in Prison 13. 500 Acres of Redwood Donated to Native Tribes 14. Kobe Bryant Statue Erected at Crash Site 15. Tom Brady Contemplating Retirement 16. Beijing Uses Barbed Wire to Keep People In 17. China Changes Fight Club Ending, Gov’t Wins 18. EU Warns of CCP Influence Operations 19. Poland Builds $394M Wall to Block Migrants 20. Multimillionaires Hope to Rewild Scotland 21. 100 Y/O WWII Veteran Cycles 100 Miles a Week 22. 100 Y/O Hospital Volunteer Inspires Others
NTD Evening News—01/26/2022 1. SCOTUS Justice Stephen Breyer to Retire 2. WHO Will Biden Nominate as SCOTUS Justice? 3. Rally for Fallen Cops Held Near DA’s Office 4. WHO Pushes Back Against Mild-Variant Theory 5. Canadian Truckers Rally Against Vax Mandate
NTD Evening News—01/25/2022 1. Biden Admin Withdraws OSHA Vaccine Mandate 2. Judge Leaves NY Indoor Mask Mandate in Place 3. FDA Blocks Monoclonal Antibody Treatments 4. Senator Asks Dod to Save Adverse Health Data 5. U.S. Funding to Who Falls 25% During Pandemic
NTD Evening News—01/24/2022 1. 8,500 U.S. Troops on Alert for Potential Ukraine Deployment 2. Censored Covid-19 Experts Sound Alarm 3. Thousands March Against Mandates in D.C. 4. UN Gives Cash to U.S. Bound Migrants 5. States Sue Google for Data Collection 6. NYC Mayor Unveils ‘Blueprint for Safety’ 7. Second Person Shoved Onto Train Tracks in NYC 8. Sheldon Silver Died in Prison 9. SCOTUS Takes On Race in College Admissions 10. Coastal Fire 35% Contained in Calif. Big Sur 11. Spicy Chips Send Students to the Hospital 12. Teddy Roosevelt Statue Moves to North Dakota 13. Gonzaga Suspends John Stockton’s Season Tix 14. NFL Playoffs, What’s Next for Brady, Rodgers? 15. Calif. Bill to Remove Student Vax Exemptions 16. Calif. Doctors Call to End Covid Restrictions 17. Lost Piglet Rescued From California Streets 18. Australian Leader’s WeChat Account Taken Over 19. UK Withdrawing Some Embassy Staff From Kyiv 20. Fatal Shooting at German University 21. Vaccine Pass Ends Rule of Law, Lawyer Says 22. 50K Protest in Brussels Over Covid Measures 23. Exploring the Ruins of a Submerged Roman City
NTD Evening News—01/21/2022 1. March for Life Attracts Thousands in D.C. 2. Judge Blocks Vax Mandate for Federal Workers 4. Intel to Build $20 Billion Chip Plant in Ohio 5. TX Hostage-Taker Killed by Multiple Gun Shots
NTD Evening News—01/20/2022 1. Dems. Praise Biden On Jobs And Covid Response 2. Biden Clarifies Remarks On Russian Aggression 3. FBI Raids Home, Office Of Rep. Henry Cuellar 4. WHO: Pandemic Nowhere Near Over 5. Ambulances Wait For Hours At Calif. Hospitals 6. Oregon National Guard To Help At Hospitals 7. New Curriculum On Teaching Race In New Mexico 8. Whistleblower On The Dangers Of The Metaverse 9. Maxwell Seeks Retrial After Juror Interviews 10. Armed Man Shot At San Francisco Airport 11. 94% Homicide Rise Over 2 Years: LA Sheriff 12. Company Plans Wyoming Nuclear Power Plant 13. Arizona, Texas Recover All Jobs Lost To Covid 14. Hackers Steal $34M From Crypto Platform 15. Group Chat Portrays Pandemic Control In Xi’an 16. MP: ‘More Robust' Approach Needed Towards CCP 17. UK Commuters Back As Masks In Classrooms End 18. Macron Calls For Abortion As A ‘Human Right' 19. Djokovic Has Stake In Covid-treatment Firm 20. Australia Says U.S. Surfer Must Be Vaxed 21. Teen Pilot Completes Flight Around The World 22. Amazon To Open First Physical Clothing Store 23. Pristine Coral Reef Found Off Tahiti
NTD Evening News—01/19/2022 1. Biden Speaks Ahead of One-Year Anniversary 2. Biden Pressed by Reporters on Promises Made 3. WH to Distribute 400 Million Free N95 Masks 4. SCOTUS Justices Deny Friction Over Masks 5. U.S. Supporting Ukraine Amid Escalation
NTD Evening News—01/18/2022 1. Senators Start Debate on Voting Bill 2. 2 More House Democrats Not Seeking Reelection 3. AT&T and Verizon Delay Launch of 5G Service 4. Explosions and Fire in NYC: 1 Dead, 9 Injured 5. Human Rights Backlash on Warriors Investor
NTD Evening News—01/17/2022 1. D.C. Honors Dr. King’s Legacy With Peace Walk 2. Philadelphia Events Celebrate MLK Day 3. Jurors: U.S. Agencies Involved in Killing MLK 4. Major Winter Storm Batters Eastern U.S. 5. LA Train Derails Near Stolen Packages Site 6. Gen. Milley Tests Positive for Covid-19 7. Youngkin Bans CRT, Lifts Mask, Vax Mandates 8. First Time Population Decrease in California 9. Brother Questions Visa for Synagogue Suspect 10. Woman Dead After Pushed onto Subway Tracks 11. Smart Guns May Hit U.S. Market Soon 12. French Open Now in Doubt for Djokovic 13. NFL Playoffs Continue Monday Night 14. Walmart Planning to Create Crypto, NFTs 15. Google NDA Policies Violates State Labor Laws 16. Calif. Proposal Incentivizes Ev With Taxes 17. Denmark Joins BJ Olympics Diplomatic Boycott 18. Olympians Urged to Use Burner Phone in China 19. Beijing Reports First Local Omicron Case 20. Petition to End Covid Measures Given to UK PM 21. Europe: Thousands Protest Pandemic Measures 22. Flights Sent to Assess Tonga Volcanic Damage 23. Horses Jump Through Fires in Spain Festival 24. Canal Boat Gives Out Free Tulips: Netherlands
NTD Evening News—01/14/2022 1. Biden Sells Infrastructure After Hard Week 2. Darrell Brooks to Stand Trial on 77 Charges 3. DOD: Russia Planning False Flag Operation 4. More Details on Chinese Spy in UK Parliament 5. Marine Corps Grants 2 Religious Exemptions 6. Staff Loss Causing NY Hospital Crunch: Report 7. Gov’t Database of Religious Vax Exemptions 8. Charges Made in Death of Off-Duty LA Officer 9. NYC Carjackings 4 Times Higher Than in 2019 10. More Calls on NY Gov. to Remove Manhattan DA 11. NFL Wild Card Weekend Preview 12. Chicago Pastor Raising Funds on Freezing Roof 13. California Sticker Company Moving to Utah 14. Virgin Orbit Safely Delivers 7 Satellites 15. Bryant Park’s ‘Bumper Cars on Ice’ Returns 16. Could the U.S. Lose All Its Flights to China? 17. 7 Provinces Boost Virus Prevention 18. Vax Pass: Inching Closer to Social Credit? 19. UK Scientists to Share Sequencing Expertise 20. NFL Says Super Bowl Will Be at Full Capacity 21. Russian ‘Old’ New Year Celebration in NYC 22. 19-Year-Old Pilot Close to Finish for Record
NTD Evening News—01/13/2022 1. Biden Unsure If Voting Bills Can Be Passed 2. Dems To Tank Russian Pipeline Sanctions 3. Bills To Ban Lawmakers From Trading Stocks 4. SCOTUS Rules On Biden's Vaccine Mandates 5. NCAA Accepts Natural Immunity Against Covid
NTD Evening News—01/12/2022 1. Inflation Rate At 7%, 39 Year High 2. Empty Store Shelves On The Rise 3. Fully Vaccinated West Virginia Gov. Covid Positive 4. CDC: 98% Of Cases Are From Omicron 5. Study: T Cells Can Prevent Covid-19 Infection
NTD Evening News—01/11/2022 1. Biden Backs Filibuster Change 2. GOP Pushback Ties Dems. Hands on Voting Bill 3. Helicopter Crashes in Pa, All Onboard Survive 4. Senate Hearing on Omicron and Gov’t Response 5. Red Cross: U.S. Blood Supply Dangerously Low
- U.S.-Russia Talks Yield No Breakthroughs
- Hospitalized or Dead ‘From’ vs. ‘With’ Covid
- Scotus Justices Get Fact-Checked on Covid
- Soccer Player Suffers Heart Attack in Qatar
- Covid-Positive Calif. Health Workers on Job
- Bronx Fire: 17 People Dead, Including 8 Kids
- ‘Full House’ Actor Bob Saget Dies
- Shen Yun ‘Opportunity of a Life Time’
- NYC Allowing 800,000 Non-Citizens to Vote
- Convicted Murderer Robert Durst Dead at 78
- Black Monday in the NFL, 3 More Coaches Fired
- Chicago Public Schools Closed for 4th Day
- Calif. Law Does Not Criminalize Stillbirths
- Calif. Law Does Not Criminalize Stillbirths
- China Worries Over Omicron as Olympics Nears
- Mass Testing Despite ‘Basically Zero Cases’
- Judge Orders Djokovic’s Release
- UK PM Under Pressure Over Covid Restrictions
- Over 100K Protest Against Vax Pass in France
- White Rooftops Help to Combat Heatwaves
- Cougar Project Aims to Build Highway Crossings
- Huge Fossilized ‘Sea Dragon’ Found in UK
- ‘Spider-Man’ Tops Again, Passes ‘Titanic’
NTD Evening News—01/07/2022 1. SCOTUS Hears Challenges to Vax, Test Mandates 2. FDA Shortens Moderna Booster Time to 5 Months 3. NY Mandates Boosters for Healthcare Workers 4. FDA Given 8 Months to Produce Pfizer Data 5. Sen. Cruz Clarifies Terrorist Attack Comment
NTD Evening News—01/06/2022 1. Biden Vows to Unite Nation, Uphold Democracy 2. Reps. Gaetz, Greene Question FBI Over Jan. 6 3. January 6 Detainees Denounce Jail Conditions 4. DeSantis: 1M Covid Tests to Seniors First 5. LA Down Hundreds of Firefighters, Officers 6. Russia Sends Troops to Kazakhstan Protests 7. Djokovic Remains in Limbo in Australia 8. Mike Pompeo Reveals His Weight Loss Story 9. NYPD Conducts Early Morning Raids 10. NYC Mayor: Homeless, Crime 2 Biggest Problems 11. California Mandates New Water Restrictions 12. AI Improves Efficiency at Port of LA Terminal 13. Beverly Hills City Council Joins DA Recall 14. Tennessee, Kentucky Hit With Heavy Snow 15. Study: Dogs Can Recognize Different Languages 16. Xi’an: 2nd Mother-to-Be Loses Unborn Child 17. Resident of Xi’an Made to Confess for Buying Food 18. Locals React to Evergrande Property Demolition 19. Djokovic Remains in Limbo in Australia 20. French Lawmakers Approve Macron’s Vax Pass 21. Italy Issues Vax Mandate for People Over 50 22. UK PM: Vaccines Won’t Be Mandatory for All 23. General Motors Unveils Electric Pickup Truck 24. A Venice Regatta Celebrates the Epiphany 25. Three Wise Men Back in Madrid Amid Pandemic 26. Finnish Company Makes Shoes From Coffee Waste 27. Gorillas to Ants: London Zoo’s Annual Count 28. Views of London’s First Frost
NTD Evening News—01/05/2022 1. Tighter Security on Capitol Hill 1 Year Later 2. New York Demonstrators Protest Vaccine Bills 3. Chicago Teachers Call for Remote Learning 4. PA. Fire Kills at Least 13, Including 7 Kids 5. HK Bans Flights From U.S., 7 Other Countries
NTD Evening News—01/04/2022 1. Biden: More Covid Pills to Combat Omicron 2. NY Adjusts Covid-19 Hospitalization Reporting 3. Focus on the Family to Implement OSHA Mandate 4. Sweden’s King, Queen Test Positive for Covid 5. Drivers Stranded Overnight on VA Highway
NTD Evening News—01/03/2022 1. Snow Covers The Nation's Capital 2. Biden Plans $1B To Reduce Meat Prices 3. Rep. Devin Nunes Officially Resigns 4. Dems Aim For Rules-change To Pass Voting Bill 5. 11K Potential Non-citizens Registered To Vote in Texas 6. Rep. Greene Suspended From Facebook, Twitter 7. Fully Vaxed Pentagon Chief Says He Has Covid 8. FDA Authorizes Pfizer Booster For Kids 12-15 9. NYC Mayor: Lockdowns As Dangerous As Covid-19 10. Shen Yun Brings People Together: Audience 11. Twins Born In 2021 And 2022: 15 Minutes Apart 12. SF King Tides Bring Flood Advisory Warnings 13. Remote Learning? Schools Decide Amid Omicron 14. Exploding Meteor Shakes Pittsburgh 15. Hockey Fan Saves Life At NHL Game 16. Strict Lockdowns In China's Xi'an Hit Day 12 17. Xi'an Locals Report Virus Control Brutalities 18. Covid Outbreak On Fully-jabbed Cruise Ship in Portugal 19. Thousands Of Dutch Defy Protest Ban 20. France: Schools Reopen Amid Rising Cases 21. World's Priciest Michelin-starred Restaurants 22. New Year's Day Ice-cold Bath Tradition 23. Classic Blackberry Phones Stop Working Jan 4 24. Car Show Highlights Best Of The Best
NTD Evening News—12/31/2021 Beloved Actress Betty White Dies At Age 99 Colo. Expects Loss Of 500+ Homes In Wildfire Calif. Man Arrested With Hit List: Officials State Dept Warns Americans Traveling Abroad Fauci: Kids Being Hospitalized Overcounted
NTD Evening News—12/30/2021 1. U.S. Average Daily Covid Cases Over 300,000 2. Twitter Suspends Vax Scientist Permanently 3. Biden Calls Putin, Urges Him To 'de-escalate' 4. Biden Admin Asks SCOTUS To Rule On Remain-in-Mexico 5. Second CNN Producer Leaves Network Amid Allegations Of Sex Crimes Involving Children 6. Times Square Open To Public On New Year's Eve 7. NTD Live Streaming Times Square New Year's Eve Celebrations 8. Drugmaker Teva Found Liable In Opioid Crisis 9. ’Lifetown': Miniature City For Special Needs 10. Confederate Statues To Black History Museum 11. Expert: Maxwell Verdict Not ‘Overall Justice' 12. Coalition Against Drugs Sends Letter To Biden 13. Federal Gov. Approves Calif. Medicaid Changes 14. First Snow Survey And Drought Update 15. College Football Playoff Preview 16. Free Entry Dates To National Parks In 2022 17. Report: Spy Cameras, Blackmail Rampant In China 18. Japan Issues Arrest Warrant For Chinese National 19. China Tech Moguls Lost $80b Of Wealth In 2021 20. Germany Closing 3 Of Its 6 Nuclear Plants 21. What To Do If Your Flight Is Canceled 22. 2021: Illegal Migrant Numbers In EU Hit Record High 23. Metaverse's Dark Side: Assaults & Harassment 24. Big Ben Prepares For New Year's Eve 25. A Look At Space Missions Expected In 2022 26. What Will Cost More In 2022? 27. Newborn Manatee Takes First Swim At Dutch Zoo 28. Cars Covered In Ice After Chilly Sea Journey
NTD Evening News—12/29/2021 1. Ghislaine Maxwell Found Guilty On Five Charges 2. Many Children Hospitalized With Covid Are Admitted For Another Reason: CDC Director 3. Whitehouse: Contract For 500 M Home Tests By Next Week 4. Violators of restrictions humiliated In Public In Chinese City 5. Biden To Hold Phone Call With Russia's Putin
NTD Evening News—12/28/2021 1. CDC Lowers Estimate Of Omicron Prevalence 2. Using Expired US Passport To Return Extended to March 3. Governors Ask Biden To Rescind Federal Mandates After 'no Federal Solution' Comment 4. Fully Vaccinated Actor Hugh Jackman Gets Covid 5. More Testing In NYC Schools But Less Isolation 6. Apple Closes NYC Stores To Browsing 7. NY former governor Cuomo Won't Be Charged For Sexual Misconduct 8. LA Teenager Shot In Dressing Room, Parents Speak 9. Border Patrol Agent Retires After 24 Years 10. Holmes Jury Continues Deliberation 11. 1887 Time Capsule Found Under Gen. Lee Statue Opened 12. Home Depot Expands Military Discount 13. Chinese Digital Money To Be Used At Olympics 14. Times Square Event Brings Hope For 2022 15. Over 10 Feet Of Snow In The Sierra Nevadas 16. AP Male Athlete Of The Year: Shohei Ohtani 17. Teacher Sinks Full-court Shot, Goes Viral 18. Dallas Zoo Welcomes Two Endangered Tiger Cubs 19. Troops In China's Xi'an Amid Virus Outbreak 20. 2021 Uneasy Year For Western Firms In China 21. China’s Growing Ability To Collect Cargo Data 22. What's Predicted For Crypto Market In 2022 23. Russian Court Orders Rights Group To Close 24. France To Implement ‘Super Health Pass' 25. Germany: Growing Protests Over Covid Measures 26. Belgium's Cultural Sector Protests Closures 27. Extreme Cold In Western Canada 28. Japan's New Vehicle Can Be Train Or Bus 29. Taiwanese Potter Makes ‘Dancing' Ceramic Bowl 30. Papal Palace Opens To The Public 31. The Man Who Unlocks The Sistine Chapel
NTD Evening News—12/27/2021 1. Daily U.S. Covid-19 Cases Surpass Delta Surge 2. Biden Signs 770-billion Dollars Defense Bill Into Law 3. Virus Infects 25% Of Fully Vaccinated Warship Crew 4. Flight Cancellations Continue After Christmas 5. Fauci: Vax Mandate For Domestic Air Travel 'To Consider' 6. Delta Flight To Shanghai Turns Back Midair 7. NY Gov.: We Expected The Surge In Covid Cases 8. NYC Preps Times Square Crystal Ball 9. Calif. Snow Storm Shuts Down Part Of I-80 10. Lawyer Who Argued Roe V. Wade Dies At 76 11. Regulators Probing Hyundai, Kia Engine Fires 12. Shen Yun Is 'a Gift From God' Says Author 13. California’s New Laws Starting Jan. 1 14. Pasadena Gears Up For The Rose Parade 15. Washington Crossing Reenacted On Christmas 16. NFL Super Bowl Contenders Through Week 16 17. Saudi Arabia Building Missiles with China Help? 18. Canadian PM Trudeau:United Front Against China Is Needed 19. China's Lockdown Policy Targets Xi'an Outbreak 20. Parts Of Northern Japan Buried Under Snow 21. Polish President Vetoes Media Bill 22. Malware Disguised As Spider-man Movie Torrent 23. Holiday Sales Up As Online Shopping Booms 24. Luxury Shopping In-person: Hudson Yards NYC 25. NASA Launches James Webb Space Telescope 26. Gold Embroidery: A Unique Craft 27. ‘The King's Man’: The Series' Origin Story
NTD Evening News—12/24/2021 Over 2,300 Flights Canceled On Christmas Eve On The Hunt For Last-minute Gifts In NYC Calif. Police Identify Shooting Victim Bidens Visit Hospital, Answer Santa Hotline Covid Rules May Permanently Hurt Kids: Expert
NTD Evening News—12/23/2021 1. Kim Potter Guilty Of 1st Degree Manslaughter 2. FDA Authorizes Second Covid-19 Pill Brand 3. Japan Keeps Cases Low Amid Global Wave 4. Tiktok Is Most-visited Site In 2021 5. Intel Apologizes To China Following Backlash 6. Biden Signs Bill To Ban Imports From Xinjiang 7. Oil Consumption Could Reach Record In 2022 8. Calif. Sues Walmart, Environmental Violations 9. Day In The Life Of A California Mail Carrier 10. Shen Yun Returns To Calif., New Production 11. NYPD: Stay Safe During The Holidays 12. Entire NYC Neighborhood A Winter Wonderland 13. 7-time All-star Joe Johnson Back In The NBA 14. Nets Have Enough Players To Face LA On Sunday 15. Colts Have NFL-high 7 Pro Bowl Selections 16. Dodgers, Bellinger Agree On One-year Deal 17. Campus Housing For Flying Squirrels 18. NASA To Launch New Space Telescope: Christmas 19. Report: U.S., Japan Plan In Case Of Taiwan Crisis 20. Hong Kong University Removes Tiananmen Statue 21. Dutch Avoid Lockdowns By Going To Belgium 22. Studies Show Omicron Likely To Be Less Severe 23. Gymgoers Building Strength As Lockdown Looms 24. Recreating Nativity Church's Medieval Music 25. Titanic Exhibition Tells London Its Stories 26. Swimming Santa Claus In Paris Aquarium 27. Ice Lake Floating Latest Lapland Travel Trend
NTD Evening News—12/22/2021 1. Whitehouse, Industries Say Goods Moving More Quickly 2. Student Loan Payment Pause Extended To May 3. FDA Authorizes First Pill To Treat Covid 4. Virus Testing Sites Hit With Long Lines 5. Calif. University Vaccine Booster Mandates
NTD Evening News—12/21/2021 1. Biden To Mail 500m Virus Tests Over Omicron 2. Florida To Survey Chinese Assets In Pension Fund 3. Purdue Student Protest Linked To Beijing 4. Harvard Prof. Convicted For Hiding China Ties 5. Calif. Police Investigate Mall Shooting
NTD Evening News—12/20/2021 1. New Record For November Border Encounters 2. Texas Gov. Kicks Off Border Wall Construction 3. State Dept. Names Tibetan Issues Coordinator 4. Peng Shuai Denies Making Assault Allegation 5. Trump Sues NY AG For Probe Into His Company 6. Florida House Democrat Won't Seek Reelection 7. Senators Warren, Booker, Maryland Gov Covid-19 Positive 8. VA. Schools Want 'test-to-stay' Pilot Program 9. US Urges Americans To Avoid Travel To Spain And Finland 10. Theranos Founder Elizabeth Holmes' Trial 11. Kim Potter Trial: Closing Arguments 12. Ohio Man Awarded For Stopping Purse Snatcher 13. D.C. Holiday Trains Bring Joy This Season 14. NYC Mayor: We Won't Shut Down Over Covid Rise 15. Chinese American WWII Veterans Recognized 16. Mets Hire Showalter, Continue Bold Offseason 17. Thieves Assault Macy's Guard, Woman Arrested 18. Local CEO Donates $75k To Oakland Police 19. Calif. Proposes Law Regulating Housing Market 20. Disney, Google Reach Deal For Youtube-TV 21. Musk Paying 'over $11 Billion In Taxes' 22. 6th Child Dies From Bouncy Castle Accident 23. 4 Killed In Highway Bridge Collapse In China 24. Beijing Pressures Firm To Cut Out Lithuania 25. UK’s Lord Frost Resigns Over Covid Policies 26. French Gov't Wants Covid Pass For Vaxed Only 27. Chicago Holiday Train Delivers Joy To Riders 28. Humpback Whales Spotted Off Mexican Coast 29. ’Spider-man' Breaks Record On Opening Day
NTD Evening News—12/17/2021 1. White House Sends Grim Warning To The Unvaxed 2. More Firms, Groups Roll Back Vaccine Mandates 3. 1.7 Million Fentanyl Pills Seized In Arizona 4. BBB Amnesty For Illegal Immigrants Rejected 5. NY Governor: Voting Should Be Made Easy
NTD Evening News—12/16/2021 1. CDC Panel Votes To Prefer Pfizer or Moderna Vax Over J&J’s 2. Texas Not Enforcing National Guard Vax Mandate 3. Sen. Graham: Spending Bill ‘Dead Forever' 4. Pelosi Defends Stock Trades By Lawmakers 5. N.C.’s Jeff Jackson Ends Bid For U.S. Senate 6. Overview: New Mail-in-voting Rules In 2021 7. Maxwell Trial: Defense Calls First Witnesses 8. Biden Awards Medal Of Honor To 3 Soldiers 9. Unforgiving Weather Pummels The Midwest 10.Abducted Missionaries Held In Haiti Now Free 11. U.S. Sanctioning China For Biotechnology 12. Japan PM Will Not Attend Beijing Olympics 13. Kids 5 And Up Need Vax For NYC Indoor Places 14. Calif. Parent, Teacher Comment On LGBTQ Clubs 15. Calif. Dept. Of Education Deputy Resigns 16. Driverless Car Permit Halted After Collision 17. Journal Retracts Paper Using Uyghur DNA 18. Leaked Docs Reveal Huawei's Close Ties To CCP 19. Container Imports Drop At Largest U.S. Ports 20. White House Unveils Plan To Help With Trucker Shortage 21. Soccer Suffers As Covid Cases Cancel Games 22. France Ramps Up Travel Curbs With Britain 23. Luxury NYC 5-star Hotel Thriving 24. Oyster Gardens Restore Reefs, Protect Coast 25. Tokyo University Develops Inflatable Scooter 26. Large Sapphire Unveiled In Sri Lanka 27. Museum Celebrates Christmas Through The Ages
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NTD Evening News—12/14/2021 1. D.C. Sues Proud Boys, Oath Keepers For Jan. 6 2. House To Vote On Meadows Contempt Charges 3. Kentucky Tornado Deaths At 74, Search Continues 4. Senate Approves Raising Debt Limit To $31.4 T 5. House Dems Selling BBB As 'for The Children'
NTD Evening News—12/13/2021 1. Thousands Without Power, Heat After Tornadoes 2. SCOTUS Refuses NY Health Workers 3. Staffing Crisis: 4 States Use National Guard 4. Calif. City Declares Constitutional Republic 5. Report: Chicago To Sue Smollett For $130k
NTD Evening News—12/10/2021 1. TX Abortion Law Stands But Providers May Sue 2. Prosecution Rests Case In Maxwell Trial 3. Inflation Measure Rose To 39-yr. High In Nov. 4. Senate Passes Debt Limit Fast-track Plan 5. Late Senator Bob Dole Honored At Funeral
NTD Evening News—12/9/2021 1. NYC Mayor to Give Noncitizens Right to Vote 2. Jury Rules: Smollett Orchestrated Fake Attack 3. FDA Expands Booster Shots for Ages 16, 17 4. Maine National Guard to Help in Hospitals 5. Jobless Claims Hit 52-Year Low 6. Dems Introduce Bill to Regulate Airline Fees 7. Shooting Survivors Sue School 8. Death From Overdose on the Rise in Sf 9. Biden Kicks Off ‘Summit for Democracy’ 10. Sen. Markey on Human Rights Abuses in China 11. Late Senator Bob Dole Lies in State 12. NY Attorney General Ends Run for Governor 13. Fifth Ghost Gun Bust in Queens Since August 14. NYC Parents Demand Smaller Class Sizes 15. Price for Coffee Beans Doubled Since 2020 16. Workers Unionize at Starbucks Cafe in N.Y. 17. Minors Threaten Residents-Locals Respond 18. Calif. County Wants to Preserve Farmland 19. Coastal Redwoods Up for Sale 20. Urea Shortage Is Sweeping the World 21. Better.com CEO Apologizes for Mass Layoffs 22. Beijing Calls Boycott Political Manipulation 23. Walmart Closes 4 Stores in China in One Day 24. CCP Members Should Have 3 Kids: Chinese State Media 25. Thieves Use Apple Airtags to Steal Cars 26. New Zealand to Create ‘Smoke-Free’ Generation 27. Dickens Letter Reveals 1858 Dinner Incident 28. Wetland Destruction Puts Dragonflies at Risk 29. Forest Bridge Helps Threatened Golden Monkey
NTD Evening News—12/8/2021 1. House Legislation on CCP Human Rights Abuses 2. More Diplomatic Boycotts of Beijing Olympics 3. Pfizer: Three Doses for Best Protection 4. FDA Seeks 75 Years to Release Pfizer Vax Data 5. Senate Vote on Overturning Biden Vax Mandate
NTD Evening News—12/7/2021 1. Amazon Outages Impacts Users Worldwide 2. Fed Contractor Vax Mandate Blocked Nationwide 3. Ukraine Main Topic of Biden-Putin Meeting 4. House Dems Push Senate on Immigration Reform 5. Small Business Owner: Don’t Tax Us to Death
NTD Evening News—12/6/2021 1. U.S. Won’t Send Officials to Beijing Olympics 2. Senate to Vote on Overturning Vax Mandate 3. New Vax Mandate for Private Businesses in NYC 4. DOJ: Texas Dilutes Minority Voting Power 5. Rep. Devin Nunes to Retire, Join Trump Media 6. Trump-Backed Candidate Runs for GA Governor 7. Bob Dole’s Casket to Lie in State in Capitol 8. Build Back Better to Cap Insulin at $35/Month 9. Biden Reinstates Remain in Mexico Policy 10. 3 More Missionaries in Haiti Released 11. International Outcry Over Suu Kyi’s Sentence 12. Restaurant Kicks Out Officers, Apologizes 13. SF Stores Board Up Windows, Police Present 14. Effort to Recall LA DA Again as Crime Rises 15. Tesla Whistleblower Cites Solar Panel Defects 16. Chris Cuomo Quits Radio Show After CNN Firing 17. U.S.: Allies, Innovation Key to China Challenge 18. CCP Seeks 1st Atlantic Military Base: Report 19. Evergrande Moves Toward Restructuring 20. Proposals to Extend Hong Kong Visa Scheme 21. Vaccine Creator Warns Next Virus May Be Worse 22. Protests Against Covid Measures Across Europe 23. Wintering Ladybugs Gather in Calif. Park 24. Try Pottery Class as a Fun Christmas Gift
NTD Evening News—12/3/2021 1. Attorneys Say Shooter’s Parents ‘Not Fleeing’ 2. New Rules for Int’l Visitors Over Omicron 3. Biden Signs Funding Bill, Avoids Shutdown 4. Recount Reaffirms Virginia GOP House Majority 5. Wexner Departs as Columbus Partnership Chair
NTD Evening News—12/2/2021 1. Armed Man Forces U.N. to Take His Documents 2. House Votes to Avert Government Shutdown 3. Vaccines, Tests at Heart of Biden Winter Plan 4. Salazar: Communism ‘Destroys the Human Soul’ 5. DeSantis: $100M+ for Fla. National Guard 6. Farage Interviews Trump on Running for Office 7. GOP Against NYC Non-Citizen Voting Bill 8. U.S., EU, UK, Canada Sanction Belarus 9. Bidens Light Up National Christmas Tree 10. San Francisco Archbishop Remains Unvaccinated 11. New York City Tourists Unfazed by Omicron 12. MLB Owner and Player Negotiations Fail 13. Constructing Port for Annual Lunar Trips 14. Researchers Make Self-Replicating Organism 15. No Bail Policy Criticized, Suspects Released 16. License Plate Readers to Stop Smash and Grab 17. Tesla Officially Moves From Calif. to Texas 18. FB, Twitter Remove China’s Fake Accounts 19. Sec: Chinese Firms Must Detail Ownership Structure 20. Tight Coal Supply Leads to Rationing in China 21. Germany Imposes Mass Restrictions on Unvaxed 22. Austrians Protest Lockdown, Vax Mandate 23. Pfizer Boss: Annual Covid-19 Shots Are Likely 24. Fuel to Electric Car Conversions on the Rise 25. First Painting on British Stamp Joins Gallery 26. Airbnb Stay at the ‘Home Alone’ House
NTD Evening News—12/1/2021 1. Abortion Protests Erupt Outside Supreme Court 2. Supreme Court Hears Arguments on Abortion 3. Michigan School Shooting Suspect Charged as Adult 4. First Omicron Infection Detected in Calif. 5. Calif. Reacts to First Us Case of Omicron
NTD Evening News—11/4/2021 1. Steele Dossier Researcher Arrested, Indicted 2. OHSA Vax Rules Released; 84M Workers Impacted 3. Panel Discusses Vax Mandate, Vax Injuries 4. Worker Reports Pfizer Trial Issues, Fired 5. Protests in Chicago Over Illinois Vax Mandate
NTD Evening News—11/3/2021 1. Senate GOP Blocks Latest Election Bill 2. Analysis: Republican Victories in Virginia 3. New Jersey Governor’s Race Too Close to Call 4. Fla. Office to Investigate Election Crime 5. Election Director in Georgia’s Fulton County Resigning 6. New Yorkers Protest Vax Mandate for Children 7. Vaccine Mandate Protest Bay Area 8. Calif. Begins Vaccinating 5–11-Year-Old Kids 9. SF Bans City Travel to States Over Voter Laws 10. Minneapolis Voters Reject Police Replacement 11. Michelle Wu Wins Boston Mayoral Election 12. Closer Look at NYC Mayor-Elect’s Policies 13. Harlem Blaze Destroys Shops Near Fire Station 14. Zillow Closing Homebuying Biz, Cuts 25% Staff 15. Amazon Wants You to Speak Less to Alexa 16. Times Square Unveils Giant Snow Globes 17. Ex-Chinese Official Accused of Sexual Assault 18. Food Buying Frenzy in Eastern China 19. Vax Contract Lacks Transparency: EU Lawmaker 20. NATO Chief: We Need Strong and Green Military 21. IAEA Chief: Nuclear Energy ‘Indispensable’ 22. UK’s Largest Model Railway Completed 23. Efforts to Save Giant Sequoias From Wildfires 24. Marie Antoinette’s Diamonds Up for Auction 25. Sumomomomomomomomo Wins on Japan’s Racetrack
NTD Evening News—11/2/2021 1. VA. Governor’s Race Headlines U.S. Elections 2. Issues New Jerseyans Face on Election Day 3. NYC Candidates Vote, Sliwa Encounters Issues 4. Minneapolis Votes on Future of Police Force 5. CDC Advisers Recommend Vax for Kids 5 to 11
NTD Evening News—11/1/2021 1. Critics: Vax Mandate for Control, Not Health 2. NY City Workers’ Mandate Now Fully in Effect 3. American Airlines Cancels 250 More Flights 4. SCOTUS Hears Arguments on Texas Abortion Law 5. COP26: Biden Promises New Climate Initiative 6. Macron: Australia Lied Over Submarine Deal 7. Final Push Before VA. Gubernatorial Election 8. Colorado Election Voting Security for Nov. 2 9. Jury Selection for Rittenhouse Murder Trial 10. Man Who Firebombed Brooklyn Deli Arrested 11. Houston Employs Goats to Clear Overgrowth 12. Calif. Bay Area Counties Ease Mask Mandates 13. Music Festival Ends, Officials Gifted Tickets 14. Virus Case Found: Shanghai Disneyland Locked Down 15. Is China’s Virus Outbreak in CCP HQ Area? 16. Virus Origins May Never Be Known: U.S. Report 17. China Clamps Down on Virus Outbreaks 18. Over a Dozen Injured After Two Trains Crash 19. Thousands March Against Vaccine Passports 20. Barclays CEO Leaves After Epstein Probe 21. Stranded Australians Return Home 22. Dyeing Clothes In-Store: Future of Retail? 23. Target Unveils Early ‘Black Friday’ Sales 24. Disguised Hamilton Surprises Kids at F1 HQ
NTD Evening News—10/29/2021 1. Albany County Sheriff Defends Charging Cuomo 2. NY AG Letitia James to Run for Governor 3. Rep. Adam Kinzinger Not Seeking Reelection 4. Judge: People w/ Pending Religious Exemptions Can’t Be Fired 5. FDA Paves Way for Pfizer for Kids 6. Mayo Clinic Vax Mandate: 8,000 to Be Fired? 7. 10 States Sue Biden Over Vax Mandate 8. Veterans and Candidates Unite at Border Wall 9. Biden and Macron Meet Ahead G20 Summit 10. Students Lie About Race to Get Into College 11. Atlanta Businesses Prepare for World Series 12. Shipping Crisis May Resolve in 2022: Expert 13. Supply Chain Woes Cost Apple $6B: CEO 14. Facebook Rebrands to ‘Meta,’ Experts React 15. Tesla Exceeds $1 Trillion Market Value 16. China Ramps Up Virus Control to New Heights 17. CCP Virus Hits Northeast China Again 18. Locals Running Out of Food Amid Lockdown 19. Germany Increases Polish Border Patrols 20. Moldova Facing ‘Weaponisation’ of Gas Supply 21. Late David Amess’ Dog Wins Westminster Award 22. How Art Can Help, Heal, & Heat Up Our Lives 23. Wrexham’s Hollywood Owners Dream Big 24. Amsterdam Unveils Auto Boat 25. Volcanic Stones Damaging Coasts in Japan
NTD Evening News—10/28/2021 1. Cuomo Charged With Misdemeanor Sex Offense 2. Biden Pushes Reduced $1.75T Spending Plan 3. Pelosi Infrastructure Vote 4. Thousands of NY Firefighters Protest Mandate 5. Florida Sues Biden Admin. Over Vax Mandate
NTD Evening News—10/27/2021 1. Alec Baldwin’s Gun Fired Live Round: Sheriff 2. Ag Garland Defends Memo on School Boards 3. Protest at National School Boards Association 4. Calif. Schools Could Start Vaccinations Nov 5. Kids Shouldn’t Get Covid Vax: Harvard Prof.
NTD Evening News—10/26/2021 1. Judge: Loudoun Teen Guilty in Rape Case 2. Big Tech Execs Questioned Over Kids’ Safety 3. Sticking Points in Dems’ $2T Spending Bill 4. Manchin: IRS Reporting Proposal ‘Messed Up’ 5. Border Residents on Next Caravan of Migrants
NTD Evening News—10/25/2021 1. Biden Promotes His Infrastructure Plan in NJ 2. Biden Admin Denies TX Call for Help on Border 3. Volunteers Help Protect Border Town Residents 4. Vaxed Foreign Visitors Still Need Virus Test 5. Moderna: Covid Vaccine Works for Kids 6 to 11 6. Thousands March to Oppose Vax Mandate in NYC 7. NYC Mayoral Candidates to Debate: Round Two 8. Airline Staff Protest for Medical Freedom 9. Baldwin’s Movie Halted After Fatal Shooting 10. National School Boards Association Apologizes 11. Boston, College Towns Challenge 2020 Census 12. How Much Can Florida’s Ports Help? 13. Calif. Storm Damages, Floods, Closures 14. Calif. Bomb Cyclone to Normalize This Week 15. Two Attorneys Join San Fran D.A. Recall 16. Job Fair Expects 5K Visitors, Sees 100 17. ‘Pawternity Leave’: Paid Leave for New Pets? 18. Chinese Laboratory Blast Kills 2, Injures 9 19. 2 Killed, 7 Injured in Gas Blast in China 20. Fire Destroys Shops in Eastern Chinese City 21. Amnesty to Shut HK Offices Over Risks 22. Sudan’s Leader Detained in Apparent Coup 23. Orban Accuses West of Meddling During Rally 24. Passengers Take to the Seas Again on Cruises 25. Sheep Take Over the Streets of Madrid
NTD Evening News—10/22/2021 1. CDC Head: We May Redefine ‘Fully Vaccinated’ 2. Pfizer: Vax 90.7% Effective for Kids 5 to 11 3. Hospitals Reduce Services Amid Labor Shortage 4. Southwest: We Won’t Fire Unvaccinated Workers 5. Sportscaster Who Resisted Vax Lands New Job
NTD Evening News—10/21/2021 1. House Votes to Hold Bannon in Contempt 2. Garland Pressed on Parents/School Board Issue 3. Volunteers Patrol Border, Help Communities 4. Climate Crisis: Save Planet or Expand Gov’t? 5. Vax Mandates Hurting Employment: Fed Reserve 6. Expert Shares Thoughts on Supply Chain Crisis
NTD Evening News—10/20/2021 1. Human Remains, Items Linked to Laundrie Found 2. WH Vaccine Rollout Plan for 5-11-Year-Olds 3. Lawyer: Fired Washington State Coach to Sue 4. Congressman Calls on Texans to Secure Texas 5. Blinken and Colombian President on Migration
NTD Evening News—10/18/2021 1. Haiti Kidnapping: FBI on the Ground 2. Former Sec. of State Colin Powell Dead at 84 3. ESPN Reporter Quits Over Vaccine Mandate 4. Dennis Prager Tests Positive for Covid-19 5. Airline Staff Push Back Against Vax Mandate
NTD Evening News—10/15/2021 1. Loudoun County School Board Member Resigns 2. Florida School Shooter to Plead Guilty: Atty 3. Lt. Col. Scheller Sentenced: $5K Pay Deducted 4. $2 Million Reward Offered for Human Smuggler 5. NY Adds Immigration Status to Coercion Laws
NTD Evening News—10/14/2021 1. U.S. Elected to U.N. Human Rights Council 2. LinkedIn to Shut Down Operations in China 3. Marine Officer Pleads Guilty to All Charges 4. FDA Panel Unanimously Backs Moderna Boosters 5. GoFundMe Takes Down Nurse’s Campaign
NTD Evening News—10/13/2021 1. Biden Meets With Leaders Over Supply Issues 2. U.S. Home Heating Costs May Rise This Winter 3. Big Oil Executives to Testify Before Congress 4. Facebook Whistleblower Sophie Zhang Speaks Up 5. Pfizer: Approved Vaccines Not Available Yet 6. Healthcare Workers Against Vaccine Mandate 7. Discussion Panel: States Securing Own Borders 8. Ohio Dad Shuttles Kids to School – in Limo 9. Social Security Checks to Go Up Next Year 10. William Shatner Now Oldest Space Traveler 11. Traffic Agents Get Into Fistfight With Driver 12. Alisal Fire Closes Major Calif. Hwy 101 13. China’s Liaoning: Worsening Power Crunch 14. China Boosts Coal Output, Raises Power Prices 15. Workers Protest Conditions Amid Power Outages 16. Norway: Several Killed in Bow & Arrow Attack 17. Italians Protest Workplace Health Pass System 18. Parisians Angry at Mayor for ‘Trashed’ City 19. Social Media Called On to Combat Antisemitism 20. Imperial War Museum: WWII & Holocaust Exhibit 21. Rome Using Traps to Control Wild Boar Hoards 22. Bosnian Man Creates a Rotating House
NTD Evening News—10/12/2021 1. Gabby Petito Died by Strangulation: Autopsy 2. Pelosi Supports Giving Treasury Power on Debt 3. Study: Big Tech Censors GOP Over Dems 4. Southwest CEO on Cancellation 5. Kyrie Irving Not Allowed to Practice or Play
NTD Evening News—10/8/2021 1. Private Hiring Up, but Gov. Jobs Lost: Sept. 2. Schumer Criticized After Speech on Debt Deal 3. NYC Phases Out Gifted and Talented Program 4. Bill to Bar Trans Athletes From Girls’ Teams 5. Virginia Parents Undeterred by DOJ Directive
NTD Evening News—10/7/2021 1. Mandates Raise Vaccine Rates by Over 20% 2. Pfizer Seeks Vax Eua for Kids as Young as 5 3. Natural Immunity Better Than Vax: Pfizer Leak 4. Officials Confirm Seattle Woman Died From Vax 5. Moderna Founders Make Richest People List
NTD Evening News —10/6/2021 1. TX School Shooting Suspect in Custody, 4 Hurt 2. Senators, Govs. Call on Biden Over Border 3. DOJ Accused of Trying to ‘Intimidate’ Parents 4. Biden Expands Student Loan Forgiveness 5. Dems Want New Fees for Federal Land Mining 6. Oil Spill Prompts Calls for Green Energy 7. Ellume Recalls About 427,000 Covid-19 Tests 8. Some NYC Officials Want No Cash Bail at All 9. Firefighters Protect Giant Sequoia Trees 10. Google to Use AI for Traffic Lights 11. Minister: China Could Invade Taiwan by 2025 12. Japan Moves to Deter the Chinese Regime 13. CCP Deploying Psychological Warfare: Report 14. Sweden Stops Moderna Vaccine for 30 and Under 15. Europe and UK Crisis: Gas Prices Explode 16. TikTok Faces Fines Under New Ofcom Rules 17. Electric Supercars Race to Better Batteries 18. Holocaust Survivor Acts in Opera of His Life 19. Paris Montmartre Grape Harvest Begins 20. Italy: Violin Birthplace Opens Strings Center 21. Massive Saharan Dust Clouds Shroud Havana
NTD Evening News —10/5/2021 1. Facebook Whistleblower Says Facebook Ignores Own Research 2. Twitter ‘Messed w/ the Wrong Soldier’: Brown 3. Lt. Col. Scheller Freed From Detention 4. NIH Director Francis Collins to Resign 5. Vax Study: Protection Under 50% After 5 Months
NTD Evening News —10/1/2021 1. Biden: ‘We’re Going to Get This Done’ 2. Calif. First State to Mandate Student Vaccine 3. Calif. Vaccine and Mask Mandate Updates 4. Religious Exemption Temporarily Allowed in NY 5. Supreme Court Declines NYC Teachers
NTD Evening News—9/30/2021 1. Bill to Avoid Gov. Shutdown Passes to Biden 2. Democrats’ $3.5T Spending Plan Hits Roadblock 3. McCarthy: Hold CCP Accountable for the Virus 4. Arkansas Antibody Exemption Bill 5. Ag Ken Paxton on DHS to End Remain in Mexico
NTD Evening News—9/29/2021 1. YouTube Censors More Vaccine-Related Content 2. Russia Threatens YouTube Ban After RT Removal 3. WHO Reports Decline in Covid Cases, Deaths 4. United to Fire Workers Who Refused Vaccine 5. Wash. Deputy Resigns, Citing Toxic Leadership 6. Health Care Workers Seek Religious Exemptions 7. Top Officials Testify Before Congress: Day 2 8. Dems. Move to Plan C on Immigration Reform 9. Natural Gas Prices Skyrocket 10. Virginia Gov. Candidates Debate School Policy 11. U.S. Accuses Beijing of Curbing Purchases 12. 4 Firefighters, 4 More Injured: Dallas Blast 13. NYC Candidate: We Need a Mayor in the Streets 14. Macy’s Fights to Block Amazon Ads Above Store 15. Rocket Wreckage Falls in Residential Area 16. 3 Virus-Positive Pet Cats Killed in China 17. UK to Oust China’s CGN From Nuclear Stake 18. Caldor Fire Relief Efforts, Toy Donation 19. Volkswagen Car Enthusiasts 20. Motor Show Guests Talk Electric Vehicles 21. National Coffee Day 2021 22. Portugal Invests in Floating Renewable Energy 23. Air Travel Tourism Thrives in Italy 24. Angela Merkel Teddy Bears Sell Out 25. Open-Water Swimming to Beat Pandemic Blues 26. New Bond Movie ‘No Time to Die’ Premieres 27. Jade Scepter Could Fetch $13M at HK Auction
NTD Evening News—9/28/2021 1. Dems. Pressured on Plan to Avoid Debt Default 2. Outspoken Marine Officer Jailed, Awaits Trial 3. California Reacts to Permanent Vote-by-Mail 4. NBA Player Denied Religious Exemption 5. NBA’s Isaac on Why He’s Not Vaccinated
NTD Evening News—9/27/2021 1. Singer R. Kelly Found Guilty on All Counts 2. Reagan Assassin Gets ‘Unconditional Release’ 3. Biden Gets Pfizer Booster Shot on Camera 4. Vax Mandate Straining Hospital Staff Levels 5. NY Preps for Possible Medical Staff Shortage 6. Biden Admin Proposes Rule to Continue DACA 7. Bill for Non-Citizens to Vote in NYC 8. 3 Dead After Amtrak Train Derailed in Montana 9. Facebook Pauses Plans for Instagram for Kids 10. CA Medical Workers Protest Vaccine Mandates 11. Officials Rally Against Flavored Tobacco 12. Audience: Shen Yun Gives Hope, Feeds the Soul 13. Canadians Released After Huawei CFO’s Release 14. Chinese Media: Meng’s Release a Win for China 15. Apple, Tesla Suppliers Halt Production in China 16. Germany: Social Democrats Beat Merkel’s Party 17. No Plans to Use Army to Drive Petrol Tankers 18. French Fishermen Protest Offshore Wind Farms 19. Protester Throws Egg at French President 20. Hobbyists and Dancers at Balloon Festival 21. Parisian Baker Shares Best Baguette Secrets 22. Michelangelo Sculpture Now Fully Restored
NTD Evening News—9/24/2021 1. U.S. Rolls Out Boosters to Tens of Millions 2. BLM Greater NY Against Vaccine Mandates 3. Opposition to Biden’s IRS Surveillance Plan 4. House Passes Bill for Unrestricted Abortions 5. BP Agents feel 'betrayed' over Biden Comments
NTD Evening News—9/23/2021 1. 12 Injured, 1 Dead in Tennessee Shooting 2. Biden Admin. Stops Horse Patrols in Del Rio 3. House Approves $1B for Israel’s Iron Dome 4. New York State Health Commissioner Steps Down 5. House to Pass National Abortion Bill Friday 6. Fla. Symptoms-Based Quarantine for Students 7. Avg. Covid Hospitalization Costs $75K: Study 8. TX. Sues Biden Admin. Over Transgender Rules 9. NYC Taxi Drivers Seek Debt Forgiveness 10. DEMS, GOP Offer Different Rikers Prison Fixes 11. MTA Leaves Pumps Idle 12. Calif. Governor Signs $15B Climate Package 13. California Eviction Moratorium Ends Sept. 30 14. CEO Donates 500 Oxygenators to Vietnam 15. San Fran to Combat Increase in Shoplifting 16. 2 Injured in Military Plane Crash in Texas 17. Wuhan Lab Planned to Release Viruses in Bat Caves in 2018: Doc 18. Evergrande Crisis Leads to Suicide Attempts 19. France ‘Collateral Damage’ in Submarine Deal 20. Power Price Surge Threatens Spanish Recovery 21. Eu’s ‘Toolbox’ to Help With Energy Prices 22. EU Plans One Mobile Charging Port for All 23. Book Sales Growing Across the U.S. 24. 1st Edition Constitution Print Up for Auction 25. 2020 Tokyo Aquatic Center Marks Family Legacy 26. Kenya’s Northern White Rhinos Face Extinction 27. Sherwin-Williams Unveils 2022 Color of the Year
NTD Evening News—9/22/2021 1. Biden to Donate 500M Vaccine Doses Globally 2. Whistleblower: Adverse Reactions Not Reported 3. Brazil’s Jair Bolsonaro Unvaccinated in NYC 4. Bill: Honorable Discharge for Unvaxxed Troops 5. France Ambassador to Return to U.S.
NTD Evening News—9/21/2021 1. Biden at UN: Diplomacy Over Military Power 2. US to Donate Additional 500 m Vax 3. House to Vote to Suspend Debt Ceiling 4. Fauci: Vaccines for Kids Under 12 This Fall 5. San Fran Vaccine Mandate: A Month Later
NTD Evening News—9/20/2021 1. Vaxxed Foreigners Can Enter U.S. From Nov. 2. “Justice for J6” Rally Peaceful 3. Doctor Publicly Defies New Texas Abortion Law 4. Mayorkas Visits Migrant Camp, Gives Warning 5. 26 Governors Ask Biden to Meet About Border
NTD Evening News—9/17/2021 1. France Pulls Ambassadors Over Submarine Deal 2. Drone Killed Civilians, Not ISIS-K: Pentagon 3. Mayor Shuts Down Bridge Over Migrant Crisis 4. Flags in Memory of Lives Lost to CCP Virus 5. FDA Panel Rejects Widespread Booster Shots
NTD Evening News—9/16/2021 1. Biden: Wealthy Should ‘Pay Their Fair Share’ 2. 8,000 Illegal Immigrants Under Texas Bridge 3. New Georgia Proposal: Only Citizens Can Vote 4. Rapper: Backlash Like Suppression in China 5. Bay Area Prepares Vaccinate Children 5 to 11
NTD Evening News—9/15/2021 1. Biden: New Defense Alliance With UK, Aus 2. Biden Stands by Gen. Milley After China Calls 3. Calif. Proposes to Reform Recall Elections 4. Analyst Comments on Calif. Recall 5. Calls for Accountability in Larry Nassar Case
- Mixed Reactions on Calif. Recall Election Day
- Calif. 2003 Recall of Gray Davis
- Judge Blocks NY Health Worker Vaccine Mandate
- DeSantis: Mandates Are Not About Science
- Maryland Zoo Vaccinate Animals
- Google Shuts Down Pro-Life Organization’s Ads
- AOC Draws Criticism for ‘Tax the Rich’ Dress
- Wikipedia Bans 7 Chinese Editors Over Threats
- Blinken on Afghanistan Withdrawal: Day 2
- Hurricane Nicholas Slows After Hitting Texas
- Husband Holds NYPD Officer Hostage w/ Her Gun
- NYC Soup Kitchen Providing 1K Meals Per Day
- INSPIRATION4 Set to Launch Into Orbit
- Chinese Warships Go Into U.S. Economic Zone
- China Removing Landmines Along Burmese Border
- French Healthcare Staff to Lose Jobs Over Vax
- UK Border Force Carries Out Jet Ski Exercises
- Powerful Magnet Arrives at Fusion Plant
- Cycling Guide Leads First Rides to Chernobyl
- Whale ‘Megapod’ Spotted Off Australian Coast
NTD Evening News—9/13/2021
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Blinken Testifies on Afghanistan Withdrawal
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Bipartisan Group of Lawmakers Remembers 9/11
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Biden on West Coast to Survey Wildfire Damage
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Comments on California Recall Poll
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Former Federal Prosecutor Runs for Pa. Gov.
NTD Evening News—9/10/2021 1. Governors Resist Biden’s Covid-19 Vax Mandate 2. The Constitutionality of Vaccine Mandates 3. New Yorkers React to Vax Mandate 4. Aztrazeneca Creator: Booster Not for All 5. FL Judge: Gov. Can Ban School Mask Mandate
NTD Evening News—9/9/2021 1. Biden Mandates Vaccine for Federal Workers 2. Moderna Develops Combined Flu/Covid Vaccine 3. Justice Dept. Sues Texas Over Abortion Law 4. Portland Postpones Vote on Texas Boycott 5. Biden Pulls Chipman’s Nomination to Head ATF
NTD Evening News—9/8/2021 1. Biden to Oust Trump Appointees From Boards 2. Taliban Not Allowing Charter Flights to Leave 3. NYC Artist’s Tribute to 13 Fallen Troops 4. Gov. Hochul, Bloomberg Visit 9/11 Memorial 5. NYC Honors First Responders to 9/11 Attack
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Biden Visits NY and NJ to Survey Ida Damage
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Texas Governor Signs Election Integrity Bill
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U.S. Working With Taliban to Fly Out Evacuees
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Rick Green: An Informed Patriotism Won’t Fade
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U.S. Funded Virus Research in Wuhan: Report
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Parents Sue C.A. Over Aztec Chant Curriculum
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Calif. Officials Cite New Fires, Containment
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Mrs. Kennedy: Sirhan ‘Should Not Be Paroled’
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Biden and Harris to Campaign for Calif Recall
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No Fines for Maskless Riders in August
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Broadway Returns, Audiences Must Be Vaxxed
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Ryanair Ends Jet Order Talks With Boeing
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Gene Test Linked to CCP Army Sold to World
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Scientist: Pandemic Came Weeks Before Warning
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$52M Worth of Fake Cartier Jewelry Seized
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Chinese Surveillance Cameras in Health Dept.
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EL Salvador Becomes First to Adopt Bitcoin
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Historic Trial Begins for 2015 Paris Attacks
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Spanish Wildfire Lit Intentionally: Official
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Sweden Removing Most Pandemic Restrictions
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Suspects Nabbed After $12M Bulgari Heist
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Big Ben Gets a Makeover With Blue Hands
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Cat and Leopard Form Unlikely Bond
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Biden Declares ‘Major Disasters’ in NY, NJ
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NYC Homeowners to Get $34,000 for Ida Damage
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Portland to Ban Texas Goods Over Abortion Law
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Fla. Shooter Officially Charged With Murder
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KY. Lawsuit: Dozens of Workers Sue Hospital
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Biden Surveys Damage Ida Caused in Louisiana
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U.S. Job Growth Takes Giant Step
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25,600 Afghans at U.S. Military Bases
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‘Anti-Critical Race Theory’ Bill Sent to Gov.
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Apple Delays Plan to Scan Users’ Photos
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Ida Rips Through Northeast: At Least 45 Dead
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NYC Subway Flood Highlights Drainage Issue
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Hoboken, Across From NYC, Still Flooded: Ida
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Ida Ravages Philly With Flooding, Tornadoes
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Hurricane Aftermath: Laplace, Louisiana
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Louisiana Governor: Biden Accepts Invitation
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WH Details New Plan for Affordable Housing
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Purdue Pharma Opioid Settlement Plan Approved
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5 Missing in CA After Navy Chopper Crash
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Study: Detroit Unemployment Rate at 25%
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Louisiana Homes to Be Without Power for Weeks
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Afghanistan War Now Over: Biden
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GOP Demands Rescue of Americans Left Behind
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Kabul Airport Empty as Taliban Take Control
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Generals Call for Austin and Milley to Resign
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Rescue and Recovery Underway: Hurricane Ida
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Gas Prices to Rise After Hurricane Ida
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5 Rockets Launched at Kabul Airport, No Death
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Military Withdrawal From Afghanistan Complete
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Afghan Evacuees Arrive in Pennsylvania
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Kabul: 13 U.S. Troops, 170+ Civilians Killed
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Interpreter: Afghan Army Ordered to Surrender
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Analyzing Taliban’s Relations w/ Major Powers
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Biden, Israeli PM Commit to Partnership
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Texas House Passes Election Reform Bill
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Biden: America Will Retaliate Against ISIS-K
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2 Deadly Bomb Attacks Near Kabul Airport
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12 U.S. Troops Killed, 15 Injured in Kabul
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A Closer Look at the Group Known as ‘ISIS-K’
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Beijing Stands Against Sanctions on Taliban
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Blinken: I Take Responsibility for Evacuation
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Taliban Face Resistance in Northern Province
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Biden, Private Sector Meet Over Cyber Defense
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Experts: China Already in Cyberwar With U.S.
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NY Adds 12,000 Deaths to NY Covid Tally
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Evac. Ramps Up as Biden Keeps 8/31 Deadline
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Taliban Can Access $85B U.S. Military Weapons
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House Dems Call to Extend August 31 Deadline
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Navy Reservist on Collapse of Afghan Forces
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House Dems Pushing 2nd Voting Rights Bill
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Isolate if Positive or Face Jail in Miss.
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Concerns Over FDA’s Vaccine Approval Process
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Michigan Vaccine Lottery Misses Goal by a Lot
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Harris on Beijing Coercion in the South China Sea
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Gov. Hochul Vows Swift Action Against Virus
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Cuomo Grants San Fran DA’s Father Clemency
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110-Foot Ferris Wheel in Times Square
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Over 300 Ballots Found in Calif. Man’s Car
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Los Angeles Parents Hold Rally Against Masks
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Using ‘Nanobubbles’ to Improve Water Quality
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Businesses Struggle Amid Labor Shortage
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Banned: Singer Uses Taliban to Mock Beijing
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China Wary of Losing Billions in Pakistan?
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Channel Migrant Crossings Hit New Day Record
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Greek Resin Collectors Face Ruin From Fires
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WWII Bunker Transformed Into Airbnb
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The Michelangelo of Wood: Grinling Gibbons
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Greek Cultural Spots Stay Open for Full Moon
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FDA Approves Pfizer’s Covid-19 Vaccine
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Vaccine Mandates Follow Fda’s Full Approval
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Texans Rally Against Vaccine Mandates
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Firefight at Kabul Airport, One Troop Killed
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Taliban: ‘Consequences’ if Deadline Not Met
NTD Evening News—8/20/2021
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U.S. Troops Have Rescued 13K Since Last Week
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Troops Helped 169 Outside Perimeter
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Biden: Taliban Letting Americans Through
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Grenades, Gunfire on the Way to Kabul Airport
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Former Afghan Interpreter Helps Others Flee
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D.C. Bomb Threat: Suspect in Police Custody
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State Dept.: Some People Can't Get to Airport
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Chaos at Afghan Independence Day Celebrations
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DHS Proposes Dramatic Change to Asylum System
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Rutgers University Sued Over Vaccine Mandate
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20 Flights From Kabul Per 24 Hours: Pentagon
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Taliban Open Fire to Stop Protest, 3 Killed
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Expert: No Option but to Work w/ the Taliban
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Space Force Commander on Marxism in Military
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Booster Shot Roll Out to Begin by Sept. 20th
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Biden Admin Focused on Evacuation Mission
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Taliban Promise Safety of Women, U.S. Helpers
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Former Navy SEAL: Troops Did Not Die in Vain
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TX Governor Candidate on Texas Border Crisis
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Fully Vaxed Texas Governor Tests Positive
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Protest Against Pfizer’s Vaccine Profiteering
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Parents Can Decide to Mask Children: TN Gov.
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Report: Muzzle Charged to Official’s Own Card
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Humanoid Robot Capable of Parkour, Backflips
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Bob Dylan Sued for Alleged Child Sexual Abuse
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World No. 3 Tennis Player Refuses Vaccine
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Illinois State Fair Reopens w/ Food and Fun
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LA County Expands Mask Mandate
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Apple Claims Image Scan Misunderstood
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Day of Action Against Drug Deaths, Fentanyl
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Calif. Drought Threatens Almond Orchards
-
U.S. Declares Historic Western Water Shortage
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Pentagon Creates Task Force for Haiti Rescue
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Prices Soar as Chinese Students Flock to U.S.
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Large Wildfire Spreads in Southern France
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Exhibit for Visually Impaired at Dutch Museum
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Phone App Knows When Your Cat Is Happy
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Biden: U.S. Involved Only Against Terrorism
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Taliban Seize Afghan Capital, Declare Victory
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Mission to Secure Kabul Airport: Pentagon
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Decades of War in Afghanistan Comes to an End
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World Leaders Respond to Taliban Takeover
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Infantry Sent to Kabul to Evacuate Diplomats
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Parts of New York Eviction Moratorium Lifted
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CDC Panel Recommends 3rd Covid-19 Vax Dose
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Outlet Corrects Inflated Kids’ Covid Numbers
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SF Requires Full Vaccination for All Indoors
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Biden Details Plan to Lower Drug Prices
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212,672 Migrants Encountered in July: DHS
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Senate Approves $3.5T Budget Resolution
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Producer Prices See Biggest Surge on Record
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Inflation, the Velocity of Money, and Gold
NTD Evening News—8/11/2021
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Senate Unanimously Rejects ‘Defund the Police’
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TX Sergeant-at-Arms Serves Warrants for Dems
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WH, Fauci Teaming Up With TikTok Influencers
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Sen. Paul Questions Masks, YouTube Suspends
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Prof: Vax Mandates Damage Public Health Trust
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NY Gov. Cuomo to Resign Following AG Report
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Expert Says Cuomo Did the Right Thing
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Do the People of NYC Still Support Cuomo?
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Senate Passes $1.2T Infrastructure Bill
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Texas Supreme Court Allows for Arrest of Dems
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Pentagon to Mandate Vaccine for U.S. Troops
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New Yorkers Rally for Medical Freedom
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Dems Release Sweeping, $3.5T Budget Bill
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Antifa Disrupts Christian Event in Portland
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TX Arrests More Illegal Immigrant Trespassers
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U.S. Economy Adds 943,000 Jobs in July
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Walkouts to Protest Vax Mandates Next Week
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Harvard Prof.: Natural Immunity to CCP Virus
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Biden Admin Kicks Off School Vaccine Blitz
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New Jersey Gov. Mandates Masks for K-12
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Executive Order Aims to Boost Electric Cars
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Third Covid Shot ‘Very High Priority’: Fauci
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Small Businesses Against NYC Vaccine Mandate
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Only 35% of Blacks in Brooklyn Are Vaccinated
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Vaxxed or Masked? No Taxi for You
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Disney Staff Arrested in Child Predator Sting
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Delta Accounts for 93% of New Infections
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Boston Mayor Links NYC Vax Mandate w/ Slavery
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Senate Infrastructure Bill Has 250 Amendments
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Missouri Governor Pardons McCloskey Couple
NTD Evening News—8/2/2021
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Delta Variant More Contagious, Less Virulent
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New Report: CCP Virus Originated in Wuhan Lab
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Sen. Graham COVID Positive Despite Vaccine
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U.S. Increases Eligible Afghan Refugees
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Border Footage Shows ‘Up to 1,000’ Immigrants
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Cuba Rights Groups Meet President at W.H.
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Chinese Military Trains Cuba’s Black Berets
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Bipartisan Plea for Tighter Border Control
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CDC Document Leaked: ‘The War Has Changed’
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Broadway Audiences Need Proof of Vaccination
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Biden Wants Vaccine Mandate for Military
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Google, Facebook, Netflix Mandate Vaccine
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Bills Player: Some to Lose Dreams Over Vax
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Unions Push Back Against Fed. Vaccine Mandate
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Federal Agencies Issue Mask Mandate
NTD Evening News—7/28/2021
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CDC’s Mask Policy Reversal Met With Backlash
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Bioethicist: Eua Vax Mandate ‘Crossing Lines’
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Proxy Points of Entry: Migrants Crossing Rio
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WH Releases New Plan for Immigration Overhaul
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Biden to Bring Supply Chains Back to U.S.
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Senate Votes Again on Infrastructure Spending
NTD Evening News—7/28/2021
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CDC’s Mask Policy Reversal Met With Backlash
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Bioethicist: Eua Vax Mandate ‘Crossing Lines’
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Proxy Points of Entry: Migrants Crossing Rio
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WH Releases New Plan for Immigration Overhaul
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Biden to Bring Supply Chains Back to U.S.
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Senate Votes Again on Infrastructure Spending
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Members of Congress Join Cuba Freedom Rally
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U.S. Will End Military Combat Mission in Iraq
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Biden Nominates 8 New U.S. Attorneys
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$1.8B Not to Build Border Wall: Senate Report
-
Tech Giants Crack Down on Extremism, Hate
-
Ceremony Kicks of Olympic Games ’21 in Tokyo
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Cuban-American Flag Bearer’s “American Dream”
-
Florida Boaters Rally Near Cuban Territory
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Biden Ends 2 Border Wall Contracts in Texas
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TX Arrests Illegal Immigrants for Trespassing
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U.S. Sanctions Cuba Over Protest Crackdowns
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DOJ ‘Strike Forces’ to Curb Gun Trafficking
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Cars Trapped in Tunnel Amid Floods in China
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U.S. Calls on CCP to Engage in W.H.O. Probe
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The Toll of Mandatory Vaccination on Workers
NTD Evening News—7/21/2021
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Pelosi Rejects 2 GOP Picks for Jan. 6 Panel
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CCP Hackers Target U.S. Pipelines: FBI
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Saudi Aramco Says Data Leaked via Contractor
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Senator Seeks Criminal Referral Against Fauci
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Swimmer Denied Care Assistant, Quits Team USA
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WH Staffer, Aide Test Positive for Covid
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Dr. Fauci Clashes With Sen. Paul at Hearing
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County’s Vax Outreach Violates Rights: Group
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Epoch Times: Defending the Constitution
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Hasbro Worker Leaks ‘Divisive’ Training Video
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4 Chinese State Hackers Charged for Attacks
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2 More U.S. Athletes Test Positive in Tokyo
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5 Texas House Dems Test Positive for Covid-19
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Florida & Texas Join Forces on Border Crisis
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Biden: New Investments Will Lower Inflation
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DC Sued: Kids Vaxxed Without Parental Consent
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Notre Dame to Open Chik-Fil-A Despite Protest
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Rep. Arrested for Protest in Senate Offices
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WH to Reverse Trump-Era Showerhead Rule
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Germany’s ‘Historic’ Floods: Death Toll Rises
NTD Evening News—7/15/2021
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Audit: 74,200 More Ballots Received Than Sent
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Pa County Denies Access to Voting Machines
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Biden Meets With Germany’s Merkel at W.H.
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Trump Meets Rep. McCarthy: ‘Much to Discuss’
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BLM Blames U.S. Sanctions for Cuba’s Crisis
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Inside Reports From Cuba as Unrest Continues
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South Africa Deploys 25K Troops
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Dems. Want More Investigations Into CCP Virus
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Ohio Bans EUA Vaccine Mandates in Schools
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Bezos Gives $200M for Air & Space Museum
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DC Metro to Ban Riders for Sex, Gun Crimes
-
2nd Sinkhole Appears in Manhattan in 2 Weeks
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Goats Munch on Weeds in Nyc’s Riverside Park
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U.S. Agents Stopped Railyard Shooter in 2016
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Second Round of Calif. Stimulus Checks
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California Woman Wedged Between Two Walls
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U.S. Senate Passes Bill Banning Xinjiang Goods
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China Sells 550M Vaccine Doses to WHO’s Covax
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Brief Outages on Popular Chinese Websites
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Over 40 Dead as Germany Floods
-
Haitian Security Head in Police Custody
-
UK: Beware of Spies From Russia, China, Iran
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Bologna’s Porticoes Hope for Heritage Status
-
Renovated Sleepy Hamlet Creates Jobs in Italy
-
Lightning Strike Destroys George Floyd Mural
-
Family Files $30M Suit Over Brown’s Death
-
Biden Meets With Dems. To Advance $3.5T Plan
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Dems. Unveil Plan to Decriminalize Marijuana
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Dems. Claim TX Bills Take Away Voting Rights
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Texas Gov.: Dems Who Fled ‘Will Be Arrested’
-
DeSantis Calls to Provide Internet to Cubans
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Communism’s the Biggest Plague: Cuban Migrant
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FBI Faces Backlash for Indicator Report
-
Protesters: Beijing Shouldn’t Host Olympics
NTD Evening News—7/10/2021
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Biden Advances Plan to Prevent Gun Violence
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Biden: U.S. Stands With Cuban People
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China May Be Behind Cuba’s Internet Censorship
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Haiti Leadership Unclear: U.S. Delegation
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FDA to Add Warning to J&J Vaccine
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State Department Releases Atrocities Report
-
Judge Halts Biden’s Race-Based Loan Program
-
YouTube Blocks Sharing of CPAC 2021
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Charlottesville Removes Civil War Statues
-
National Gallery of Art Lifts Restrictions
-
Billionaire Richard Branson Reaches Space
-
NYC Mayoral Candidate Claims Unfair Treatment
-
Weapons Seized Near MLB All-Star Game Stadium
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Utah Drops Fish From Plane to Replenish Lake
-
Rodents Cause Thousands in Tesla Car Damages
-
NYC Restaurant Week Returns
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California Wildfires Rage in 2021 First Half
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California Students Required to Wear Masks
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Google Reopens Its California Offices
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California’s Sunflower Field
-
Heavy Rainstorm Hits Beijing
-
Severe Flooding in Southwest China’s Sichuan
-
Taliban Befriends China, Hopes for Talks
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Lithuania to Open Trade Office in Taiwan
-
Javid: England Lockdown to End on July 19
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More Minors Died by Suicide Than Virus: Study
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Italy in Celebration After Euro Win
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Nation Proud Despite England’s Defeat
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Biden’s Order Aims to Promote Competition
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CPAC 2021: ‘America Uncanceled’
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CPAC Speeches Highlight Faith, Trump’s Role
-
Arizona Gov. Signs Bill to Ban Teaching CRT
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Church Given $220K Over Covid-19 Restrictions
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No Spectators at Summer Olympics in Japan
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CCP Virus Has Taken Over 4 Million Lives
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Trump Suit to Treat Big Tech as State Actors
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Paul Pelosi Bets Millions on Big Tech, Amazon
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Biden to Increase Taxes on Energy Companies
NTD Evening News—7/7/2021
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Trump Sues Google, Facebook, Twitter Over Ban
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Rep. Jordan: Big Tech ‘Out to Get’ GOP
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Haiti President Assassinated at Home
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75 Lawmakers Urge: Reopen U.S.-Canada Border
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Biden Promotes Family and Jobs Agenda in Ill.
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IRS Approves Tax Benefit for Christian Group
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Election Probe Initiated in Pennsylvania
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McAfee Widow: I Do Not Accept ‘Suicide’ Story
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Teen Girl Sentenced Over Car-Jacking Death
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Surfside Recovery Effort Continues in Storm
-
NYC Holds Parade for Essential Workers
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25,000 Bees Swarming in Times Square
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Eric Adams Wins NYC Democratic Primary
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U.S. Hotels Struggling Despite Reopening
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NASA Studies Mississippi River Delta
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Drought Threatens Great Salt Lake
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California Gas Prices Reach Decade High
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Renovations for Silicon Valley Dam
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Electric vs Gasoline Cars
-
SF Man Finds Peace in Bubble Making
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Chinese Firm Harvests Genetic Data From Women
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Spying for Beijing: German Scholar Arrested
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ByteDance Abandons Plan for New York Listing
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England to Play Against Italy in Euro Finals
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French Group Fumes Over Russian Champagne Law
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German Tightrope Walkers Break World Record
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President Biden Gives Remarks on CCP Virus
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Thousands Given Fake Vaccines in India
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L.A. Spa Controversy Over Transgender Rights
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Jan. 6th Suspects Facing ‘Inhumane’ Treatment
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Capitol Police to Open Offices in Ca, FL
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Ransomware Attack Hits Almost 200 Firms
-
3 More Bodies Recovered From Collapsed Condo
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Tropical Storm Elsa Hits Cuba
-
22 States Ask SCOTUS to Protect 2nd Amendment
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Servicemen: We’ll ‘Quit’ if Shot Is Mandated
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Biden Hosts Naturalization Ceremony
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U.S. Troops Leave Major Base in Afghanistan
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U.S. Jobs and Unemployment Both Rose in June
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Dems. Want U.S. to Fund Global Abortion
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House Committee Drops Rep. Foxx’s $5,000 Fine
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Trump Organization Charged With Tax Fraud
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President Biden Visits Surfside, FL
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5 Injured in DC Building Collapse
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SCOTUS Upholds Arizona Election Law
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Pelosi Assigns Cheney to Jan. 6th Committee
NTD Evening News—6/30/2021
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Trump Visits Southern Border With Texas Gov.
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Supporters Welcome Trump at Border Meeting
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House Passes Bill to Investigate Jan. 6
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Bill Cosby Released From Prison
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NSA: We Are Not Targeting Tucker Carlson
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Wildfires Rage in Pacific Northwest
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House Dems Bring Infrastructure Bill to Floor
-
Former Defense Secretary Rumsfeld Dies at 88
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Gingrich: Stop CCP’s Organ Harvesting
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Police Fix Roof for Old Couple After Scam
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Board of Elections Miscounts Votes for Mayor
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NYC Boosts Construction and Renovation Safety
-
Texas High School Mariachi Director Retires
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Chicago Officials Demand Answers From Police
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Ca Transit Agency Recovers With New Drivers
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Law Enforcement Active Shooter Training in Ca
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L.A. Opens Fourth Tiny Home Village
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U.S. PPE Makers Face Bankruptcy Due to China
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Italy Re-examines Relationship With Beijing
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U.S., Indonesia Collaborate in The South China Sea
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It’s Coming Rome: England Fans Enjoy Victory
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The Frenchman Who Travelled the World
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Blind Turkish Man Makes Smart Cane
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Thailand Tiger Park Prepares for Tourists
- Biden Touts Infrastructure Deal in Wisconsin2. 24 Miami-Area Buildings Unsafe: Audit3. U.S. Energy Secretary Promotes Green Future4. Tucker Carlson Accuses NSA of Spying on Him5. GOP: We Must Hold CCP Accountable for Virus
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Trump Lawyer: Manhattan DA Won’t Charge Trump
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Biden Welcome Israeli President to White House
-
Miami Condo Collapse: 8 of 10 Dead Identified
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Venezuelans Cross Border in Record Numbers
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Delta Variant Spreads in California
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Derek Chauvin Sentenced to 22.5 Years in Jail
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Gov. DeSantis on Building Collapse: ‘We Need a Definitive Explanation'
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Floridians Coming Together After Disaster
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Pentagon to Issue Landmark UFO Report
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Senators to Protect U.S. From CCP Propaganda
- Florida Condo Collapse: 99 Still Missing2. Biden: Federal Gov. Is Ready to Help Florida3. Biden Announces Infrastructure Agreement4. Texas Sues Biden Over Catch-and-Release5. Illegal Migrants Caught On Trains Up 911%
NTD Evening News—6/23/2021
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DC Bridge Collapses: No Deaths, 5 Injured
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Biden Plan to Reduce Gun Violence
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VP to Visit U.S.-Mexico Border for First Time
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Vaccine Likely Linked to Heart Condition: CDC
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150+ Houston Hospital Workers Fired or Quit
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Meteorologist Accuses CBS of Discrimination
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House GOP Plans to Hold CCP Accountable
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Conflict of Interest in Covid-19 Commission
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School Board Meeting Ends in Singing, Arrests
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3 New Laws: Florida Bolsters Civic Education
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Activists Protest Beijing 2022 Winter Games
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Warren Buffett Resigns From Gates Foundation
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New York City Primary Election Results
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Dramatic Video Shows Deadly Manhattan Robbery
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NYC Museum Removes Theodore Roosevelt Statue
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Britney Spears: I Just Want My Life Back
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San Benito County Blocks Vaccine Resolution
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Cows Escape La Slaughterhouse
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In-Person County Job Fair, 1st Since Reopen
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Calif. Possible Eviction Moratorium Extension
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Wolf or Sheep? China’s New Ambassador to the U.S.
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Canadian PM: China Doesn’t Admit Mistakes
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Chinese Sponsorship Dominates Euro Cup
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Industry Head: Germany Must Confront China
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16th Century London Shop Shuts Amid Pandemic
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Deepoptics Releases High-Tech Sunglasses
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Iconic Paris Department Store Reopens
-
12-Day Race to Hike and Fly Across the Alps
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Senate Republicans Block Democrat Voting Bill
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Michigan County Authorizes 2020 Recount
-
Senate Re-examines Cocaine Sentencing Types
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Republicans Set To Block D.C. Statehood
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Fla. Requires Students Learn About Communism
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BLM Can’t Sue Trump Over Lafayette Square
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Senate Votes on Whether to Debate Voting Bill
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Sen. Lankford: For the People Act ‘Deceptive’
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Large Parent Protest Over Transgender Policy
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Olympics: Transgender Weightlifter to Compete
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Nebraska Sending State Troopers to TX. Border
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SCOTUS Ruling Sides With Student-Athletes
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White Farmers Sue Over Race-Based Program
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Shareholders Warn Coke Over Diversity Policy
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CBS Anchor Calls Out Network Live on Air
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Pro-Choice Catholics May Be Denied Communion
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Reps. Oppose Juneteenth as ‘Independence Day’
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Reps. Gohmert, Gaetz Want Answers From Feds
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Portland Police’s Entire “Riot Squad” Resigns
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McCloskeys Plead Guilty: ‘I’ll Do It Again’
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Juneteenth Becomes a Federal Holiday
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SCOTUS Rejects GOP Challenge to Obamacare
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SCOTUS: Philly Violated Foster Home Rights
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IRS Denies Tax Benefit to Org. Over Bible
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GOP: Voter Reform Bill Is Gov’t Takeover
NTD Evening News—6/16/2021
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Biden-Putin Meeting in Geneva
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Abbott: Texas Begins Building Border Wall
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Florida Sends Aid to Texas, Ariz. Over Border
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Property Damage Escalating: Texas Sheriffs
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Judge Blocks Biden’s Pause on Oil, Gas Leases
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Bipartisan Effort to Break Down Tech Monopoly
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Juneteenth Expected to Become a Fed. Holiday
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Case Detective: Suspect Targeted White Men
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22 States Pull for Californians’ Gun Rights
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NYC Parents Voice Concerns Over Education
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Maryland Will End State of Emergency July 1
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Fourth of July Celebration Returns to D.C.
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2 Suspects Arrested in Staten Island Slaying
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NYC Push for Stricter Scooter Law After Death
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New Playground in Bronx State Park
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Single-Family Rent Gains at 15-Year High
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Summer Camps Across U.S. Gear Up for Campers
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FedEx to Test Driverless Deliveries With Nuro
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Californians Keeping Cool During Heat Wave
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UC’s Special Treatment for Chinese Students
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Huge Demand Amidst Calif. Housing Bubble
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TikTok Automatically Collects Facial Data
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Mine Accident in China: 11 Dead, 2 Missing
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China Preps 1st Crewed Space Launch in Years
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Israel Strikes Gaza in Response to Attacks
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EU Set to Add U.S. to Safe Travel List
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Euro Soccer Teams Divided Over BLM
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Parachutist Disrupts Germany v France Match
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Ronaldo’s Snub Cost Coca-Cola Billions
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Israeli Kids Rejoice Over Mask Mandate Lift
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French Lecturer Aspires to Be an Astronaut
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Peruvians Rebuild Incan Bridge
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Hippo Snacks on Watermelon at U.S. Zoo
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W.H. Unveils Plan to Fight Domestic Terrorism
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‘Fire Fauci Act’ Picks Up More Support
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Suspect Robs Walgreens With Trash Bag
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Fox Reporter: Company Is Deceiving Viewers
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Dems. Want ‘Human Infrastructure,’ or No Deal
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Evac. Ordered After Il. Chem Plant Explosion
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NATO Summit Wraps Up
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GOP’s Lawsuit Challenges ‘Partisan’ Fine
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SCOTUS: No Re-Sentencing for Cocaine Offense
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Teacher Resigns Over School’s ‘Damaging’ Anti-Racism Education
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100s of Military Whistleblowers: Sen. Cotton
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Biden Admin Says Birthing People, Not Mothers
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Survivor of Mao’s China Warns School of CRT
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Gov. Abbott: Texas to Build Border Wall
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Bill to Ban CCP Members From Owning U.S. Land
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Biden: U.S. Will Give Away 500m Vaccine Doses
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Biden in UK: Look to Ease Travel Restrictions
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GOP: Tentative Deal on Infrastructure Plan
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Passenger Train From NYC to Biden’s Hometown
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Bipartisan Group Working on Police Reform
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Biden Speaks to Troops Ahead of G7 Summit
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DHS: No Reunification Records for 2,127 Kids
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Harris Wraps Up Mexico-Guatemala Trip
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Parents Bring Bill of Rights to School Board
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Virginia Teacher Reinstated After Suspension
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Encrypted App Led to 800+ Criminal Arrests
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Colonial CEO Discusses Hack in Senate Hearing
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Cybersecurity Expert on Crypto Digital Wallet
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$22.5M Miami Penthouse Paid For With Crypto
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36M Families May Get New Child Tax Credit
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VP Harris Tells Migrants: Don’t Come
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SCOTUS: No Green Card for Illegal Immigrant
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WH: 3 Paths Forward on Infrastructure Bill
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New Florida Laws Combat Foreign Infiltration
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Twitter Bans Ex-Clinton Adviser Naomi Wolf
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Trump Denounces Crt, CCP at N.C. Convention
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Republican Flips Mayoral Seat in Blue County
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Pa. Gun Rights Rally at State Capitol
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FDA Approves Biogen’s Alzheimer’s Drug
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Flag-Wearing Student Is Denied Diploma
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Covid Death Count Drops 25% After Recount
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78% of Unvaccinated People Won’t Change Mind
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77th D-Day Commemorations in France
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U.S. Military Jet in Taiwan: Beijing Silent
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China’s Third-Largest City Fights Virus Spike
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1989 Tank Man Image Appears Censored on Bing
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Congressman to Help Chinese Sue CCP
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France Fines Google $270M Over Ad Dominance
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Global G7 Deal May Let Amazon Off Hook on Tax
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Elon Musk Tweets About Bitcoin, Protest Group
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Bezos Announces Plan to Take Space Trip
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‘Flying’ Boat Aims to Save Venice From Waves
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France to Send Statue of Liberty Replica
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Facebook Suspends Trump for at Least Til 2023
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Governor Encourages Utahns to Pray for Rain
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House Dems Propose $547B Transportation Bill
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Fighting Extremism in U.S. Military: Analysis
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N.C. Police Dept. Adapts to Staffing Crisis
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U.S. to Share 25 Million Vaccines Globally
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Sec. Blinken Meets Israeli Defense Minister
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Mass. Ferry Service Recoups After Ransom Hack
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Texas County Reacts to Border Crisis Impacts
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‘News Break’ App in Question Over China Ties
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JBS Cyberattackers Likely Based in Russia: WH
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Tulsa Race Riots Remembered 100 Years Later
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Black America Not Defined by Racism: Woodson
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GOP Lawmaker’s Home Vandalized
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Teacher on Leave After Opposing Pronoun Use
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Memorial Day in Washington D.C.
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Hundreds Gather to Honor Vietnam Veterans
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Memorial Day Ceremony Held at Intrepid Museum
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Memorial Day Ceremony Onboard USS Hornet
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Veteran Writes Anthem to Inspire and Uplift
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Senate Votes Against Jan. 6 Commission
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Biden Pays Tribute to Troops in Virginia
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Biden Admin Reconsiders Vaccine Passports
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300+ Local Govs Buy From Banned Chinese Firms
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Bill to Ban Companies Backing China Olympics
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Honoring Calif. Shooting Victims
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22 Attorneys General Oppose A.T.F. Nominee
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Texas Tackles Increasing Fentanyl Trafficking
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Cuban Baseball Star Defects to U.S.
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Biden to Unveil Budget Friday
NTD Evening News—5/26/2021
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9 Killed in California Shooting
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Biden’s ATF Nominee Supports Banning AR-15
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Senators Debate Endless Frontier Act
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Biden: Redouble Efforts in Virus Origin Probe
-
Judge Dismisses Steve Bannon Indictment
-
S.B.A. Blocked From Giving Race-Based Grants
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Americans Can Return on Expired Passports
-
Jon Stewart Advocates for More Veteran Care
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Tennessee Bans Critical Race Theory Curricula
-
U.S. Judge Orders Saipan Casino to Pay $5.4M
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Producer Reacts to John Cena’s China Apology
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NYC Artist Unveils 9/11 Art Installation
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Woman Has Baby After Perceived Sign From God
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Liquor Law Keeping NYC Eateries From Recovery
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Rivera Says 2 Men Forced Him to Assist Murder
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Amazon Buys Storied Studio MGM for $8.45 Bln
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Climate Change Activists Get Seats at Exxon
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Plan to Bring Offshore Wind Power to Ca Coast
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Ultramarathon: Families Reject Compensation
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Ultramarathon: Witness Changes Narrative
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China: 79 Rivers Exceed Flood Warning Levels
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French Parents Want Kids’ Mask Mandate to End
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Ghosn: Downfall Like Being ‘Hit by a Bus’
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Father Still Waiting for His Son to Return
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Croatia Prepares to Welcome Tourists
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Amazon Sued by D.C. AG in Antitrust Suit
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Biden Invites Floyd Family to White House
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New Alabama Law Bans Vaccine Passports
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U.S. Calls for 2nd Probe of CCP Virus Origin
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Hawley’s Amendments to Hold CCP Accountable
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White House Condemns Belarus Plane Diversion
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Blinken Heads to Middle East Amid Ceasefire
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U.S. Advises Against Travel to Japan
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Florida Bans Big Tech Censorship With New Law
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Analyzing Florida’s Big Tech Censorship Law
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Infrastructure Compromise Still Ongoing
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Biden Plans to Double IRS, Snag Tax Cheats
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S. Korean President Meets Biden at W.H.
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Georgia Judge Unseals Fulton County Ballots
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Open Carry Coming to South Carolina Aug. 15
- Israel and Hamas Agree to Ceasefire
. Biden on the Middle East
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Iran: World Powers Agreed to Lift Sanctions
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House Barely Passes Capitol Security Bill
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Anti-Asian Hate Crime Bill Signed Into Law
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Netanyahu: Either Deter Hamas or Conquer Them
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Republicans Want Clarity on Israel Support
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Democrats Strong Support for Israel Softens
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Israel Acts on Morals Not Pressure: Former Mayor
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Congress Debates January 6th Commission
NTD Evening News—5/18/2021
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Biden Visits Ford, Pitches $174B Ev Plan
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Calls to Boycott 2022 Beijing Olympic Games
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Violence in Israel Amid Talks of Ceasefire
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Biden Undoes Trump Middle-East Moves: Pompeo
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Judge Dismisses Michigan County Election Case
-
Andrew Giuliani Announces Bid for NY Governor
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Fauci: I Wore Mask to Avoid Mixed Messaging
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Texas Bans Gov. Entities From Mandating Masks
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Teen Mental Health an Urgent Issue: Youth Org
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Artist Paints American Flags in All 50 States
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Most Virus Restrictions in NYC Lifted
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NYC Marathon to Return With Fewer Runners
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Leaked Video Appears to Show UFO
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California Private Firefighting in Dispute
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Medina Spirit Suspended From Belmont Stakes
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UC Drops Sat and Act for Admissions
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Mechanic Offers Migrants Refuge in Mexico
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Self-Driving Taxi Confused by Traffic Cones
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Beijing Influencing Public via Social Media
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Chinese Imports Drop Due to Tariffs: Data
-
7K Migrants Swim Across Spain-Morocco Border
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Big Screen Movie Entertainment Is Back
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Shoppers Hesitant Despite Relaxation of Rules
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Company in Wales Recycles Masks, PPE
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Fly Anywhere in the World in 4 Hours?
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Italian Island Wins This Year’s Culture Title
-
Israel Defense Forces Trick Hamas Terrorists
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Analyzing Israel-Palestine Conflict
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Texas Gov.: Fentanyl at Border Increased 800%
-
Veteran: ‘Woke Ideology’ Weakens Military
-
Communism in US Military
-
Deadly Israeli-Palestinian Conflict Continues
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What It’s Like Being in Israel Right Now
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No Justification for Hamas Attack: U.S.
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Biden Reverses More Trump-Era Orders
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New GOP Conference Chair Thanks Trump for Win
NTD News Today—5/14/2021
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Rep. Elise Stefanik New Gop Conference Chair
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Israel Calls Up 9k Reservist to Fight Hamas
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House Democrats Voice Full Support for Israel
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Hamas Rocket Attacks Must Cease: Blinken
-
White House Faces Discrimination Lawsuit
-
GOP Senators Aim to Repeal Fed. Unemployment
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CDC Revises Guidance on Mask Wearing, Travel
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Warnings of More Migrant Deaths in Ariz.
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Cartels Keep Agents Occupied to Smuggle Drugs
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8 Candidates Debate to Be NYC Mayor
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Former Secret Service Agent on Handgun Bill
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California Withholding State Spending Records
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Calif. Online College Graduates 12 Out of 900
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98-year-old Hosts Women’s Show Online
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Drought Threatens California Salmon
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U.S. Backs Australia in China Trade Dispute
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Outcry Over Chinese Student's Puzzling Death
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The Illegal Fishing Ruining Capri's Iconic Sea
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Concern Over Variants Despite Positive Data
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The Tables Are Set for London's Reopening
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Walk Your Way to Better Health
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Tom Cruise to Return in New ‘Top Gun' Film
-
Thousands of Rockets Fired in the Middle East
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Pipeline Paid $5 Million in Ransom: Report
-
GOP Senators Aim to Repeal Fed. Unemployment
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Vaccinated People Can Gather w/o Masks: CDC
-
Florida Governor Protect Free Choice
- Gas Shortages Worsen, Panic Buying Ensues2. Annual Inflation Surges 4.2% to 13-Year High3. Retailer: Some Food Costs Up Dramatically4. Producer: Commodity Price Spikes Staggering5. Schiff: Money Printing Causing Price Spikes
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Pipeline Attack Aftermath
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Georgia Gov. Suspends Gas Tax Through May 15
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Georgians Stock Up on Gas
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USA’s First Major Offshore Wind Project
-
Are Gov’t Benefits Slowing Economic Recovery?
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FBI: Darkside Behind Colonial Pipeline Attack
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Expert: Pipeline Attack Impacts All Consumers
-
Fraud Targets Pandemic Unemployment Benefits
-
Model Estimates 40% Increase in Covid Deaths
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Pfizer for Children Under 12
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Report: HHS Sec. ‘Frustrated’ by White House
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44 Bipartisan Ags Oppose Instagram for Kids
-
Veteran Attacked in Portland, Hospitalized
-
Georgia Bans ‘Defund the Police’ Efforts
-
Del. Gun Rights Rally to Stop Anti-Gun Bills
-
Former NASA Head Warns: Protect U.S. in Space
-
Times Square Shooter Identified by NYPD
-
Mandatory Vaccines for NY Public Colleges
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Baby Miraculously Recovers From Illness
-
Wash. State Mandates Race Theory in Schools
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Researchers Plant Mushroom to Reduce Wildfire
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Proposed Math Framework Hinders Gifted Pupils
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Community Group Fights Against Local Crime
-
First California Freedom Fest Draws Thousands
-
Swan Boats Flock Back to Boston Public Garden
-
Christian Preachers Arrested, Detained in China
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Beijing: Clergymen Must Embrace CCP Leadership
-
Cities in China Compete for Vaccine Numbers
-
Whale Calf Battles for Survival in the Thames
-
Bamboo Bats? That’s Just Not Cricket
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Russian’s Largest Cut Diamond to Be Auctioned
-
Biden Defends His Plan After Weak Jobs Report
-
Expert: Several Reasons for April Jobs Figure
-
Dem Rep: Biden Playing ‘Shell Game’ w/ Border
-
Texas Moves Toward Permit-Free Gun Carrying
-
Texas House Advances Election Bill
-
Fla. Enacts Law to Prevent Voter Fraud
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Outcry Over Teachers’ Union, CDC Allegations
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180 Illegal Immigrants Found in Stash Houses
-
Record Number of Migrant Children in Custody
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Harris Trip Won’t Include El Salvador
NTD Evening News—5/5/2021
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Facebook Oversight Board Upholds Ban on Trump
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New Alliance to Fight Election Fraud
-
Trump Endorses Bid to Oust Rep. Cheney
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Biden Blocks Trump-Era Rule on Gig Workers
-
Federal Judges Tosses Eviction Moratorium
-
Arizona Parents Declare New School Board
-
DeSantis Plans to Give FL Police $1,000 Bonus
-
Big Corporations Oppose Texas Election Bills
-
Two Arrested, $3 Million in Heroin Seized
-
Laws Need Updating to Protect Minors: Family
-
Expert: Bill Gates’ Divorce Sets Bad Example
-
Derek Chauvin Seeks New Trial in Floyd Case
-
Getting Creative to Ramp Up Vaccinations
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Vaccinated Dr Dies in India of Virus: Reports
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Bill Introduced to Stop China’s IP Theft
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Cuomo Expands Voting Rights for Felons
-
NYC Baseball, Broadway to Open 100% Capacity
-
NYC Schools Remove Columbus Day, Snow Days
-
Air and Space Museum in Virginia Reopening
-
Calif. Tourism Leaders Urge In-State Vacation
-
Ca Bar Owner Arrested for Fake Vaccine Cards
-
Free Lawyers for Illegal Immigrants
-
Peloton Recalls All Treadmills After Death
-
China’s Pre-Pandemic Vaccine Development
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EU: Efforts to Ratify China Deal ‘Suspended’
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CCP in Int’l Organizations
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Chinese Luxury Car Not So Luxurious: Driver
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Indian Delegation at G7 Tests Positive
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Fishing Rights: France Threatens to Cut Power
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Life & Times Coal Culture
-
Nursing Home Residents Treated to Day at Zoo
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WH Wants 70% of Adults Vaccinated by July
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Man Shot Outside CIA Headquarters Has Died: FBI
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Congress Negotiating Lowering Drug Prices
-
Organ Transplant Waitlist Sparks Concerns
-
Doctor: Stop Forced Organ Harvesting in China
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Defending Wealth Tax to Fund Social Welfare
-
Fla. Suspends Virus Emergency Orders
-
Dem. Sen. Recognizes Border Issue as “Crisis”
-
President Biden to Lift Trump Refugee Cap
-
Alleged Human-Smuggling Boat Capsize Kills 4
-
‘Over 90’ People Found in Houston Home
-
Biden Celebrates Amtrak’s 50th Anniversary
-
Giuliani’s Son Slams Feds’ ‘Politicized’ Raid
-
Possible Directed Energy Attacks in America
-
Psaki: Travel to India Will Be Restricted
-
What’s in Biden’s ‘American Families Plan’?
-
Sen. Scott: No to Biden’s ‘Socialist Dreams’
-
Biden Visits Ga to Tout How Spending Can Help
-
2 Officers, 3 People Killed in North Carolina
-
Expert: Police Shortage Due to Politics
-
Feds Search Rudy Giuliani’s Apartment, Office
-
Biden’s First 100 Days in Review
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200 Attendees to Biden’s Congressional Speech
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Biden’s First 100 Days on Foreign Policy
-
Texas Counties Overwhelmed by Human Smugglers
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People Fully Vaccinated Don’t Need to Wear Masks Outdoors: CDC
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Hackers Ask Ransom for D.C. Police Data
-
New Operation Targets Human Smuggling Groups
-
John Kerry Faces Increasing Calls to Resign
-
Biden Raises Federal Minimum Wage to $15/Hour
NTD Evening News—4/26/2021
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Census Shifts House Seats, Electoral College
-
White House Defends Capital Gains Tax Hike
-
Biden’s Joint Address to Congress Is Invite-Only
-
SCOTUS Rejects Case on Immigration Regulation
-
Harris Talks Migration With Guatemalan Leader
-
Ariz. Judge Recuses From Election Audit Suit
-
Brown’s Family Views Clip of Body Cam Footage
-
Charlie Kirk Response on Church Cancellation
-
Portland Mayor Seeks To ‘Take Back the City’
-
Athlete Who Refused To Kneel Sues Coach
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N.H. Takes Aim at Critical Race Theory
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CDC: Millions in U.S. Missed Second Shot
-
New York City Gun Violence Increases
-
Rising Crime in NYC’s Subway System
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Parents Combat ‘Indoctrination’ in Schools
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Youth Commit Repeat Crimes in Oakland Ca
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Chicago Residents Moving From City to Suburb
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Europe Soon Open to Vaccinated Americans
-
Turtle-Detecting Dogs Help Save Box Turtles
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Chinese Eatery Denies Sending Footage to China
-
Chinese Priest Urges Pope Address Crackdown
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An Appeal for Freedom, 22 Years On
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Turkey To Respond to U.S. Genocide Statement
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How Chocolates Are Made
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Yellow Flowers Carpet Umbrian Countryside
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Northern Lights Illuminate Alaska Skies
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US Govt’s Response to Migration Surge
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GOP Infrastructure Plan Gets Mixed Reactions
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Biden’s First Foreign Trip to UK, Belgium
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Senate Dems Block Change To Hate Crimes Act
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Democrat Senator To Endorse GOP Senator
NTD Evening News—4/22/2021
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House Approves D.C. Statehood Bill
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20 Republican AGS Oppose Supreme Court Pack
-
Biden Vows to Cut Emissions in Half by 2030
-
National Debt to Impact Americans: Analyst
-
GOP’s $568B Infrastructure Proposal
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House Dems Want to Change Senate Rules
-
Missourians Oppose Wind Energy Development
-
Okla. Passes Bill Against Federal Overreach
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L.A. Mayor Boosts Police Funds as Crimes Rise
-
Marxist Groups Fanning U.S. Racial Tensions
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Pa Bill to Restrict Sports to Biological Sex
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Manhattan-Stops-Prosecuting-Prostitution
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NYC: Under 50% Vaccinated, Everyone Eligible
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De Blasio: 100% Electric School Buses by 2035
-
National Crime Victims’ Rights Week
-
California Cafe Fights to Stay Open
-
143 Goldfish Rescued, Ready for Adoption
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UK Lawmakers Declare Genocide in Xinjiang
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21 to 1 in Favor of Bill to Counter China
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Overseas Chinese Eatery Surveilling Customers
-
Car Bomb at Luxury Hotel in Pakistan Kills 4
-
British Security Service MI5 Joins Instagram
-
Covid-19 No Longer Leading Cause of Death
-
UK University Starts Covid Reinfection Trial
-
Wine Tasters Fear for Livelihood After Virus
NTD Evening News—4/21/2021
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Officer-Involved Shooting Footage Released
-
DOJ to Probe Minnesota Policing
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VA. Officer Fired for Donating to Rittenhouse
-
Democrats Push for DC Statehood Ahead of Vote
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Bill Limits Executive Power to Ban Travel
-
Fake Vaccines Sold, Administered in Mexico
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Parents Oppose Homeless Camp Near School
-
Religious Freedom Commission Releases Report
-
Bill to Ban Land Purchase for Adversaries
-
TX Bill to Commemorate Victims of Communism
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Details of Grocery Store Gunman Arrest
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2 Teens Charged w/ Murder Consider Plea Deal
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NYC Launching Biggest Tourism Campaign Ever
-
Free School Lunches Extended Through 2022
-
NASA Using Recycled SpaceX Rocket & Capsule
-
Abbott Rapid Home Tests to Be Sold at Stores
-
China-linked Hackers Target Defense Industry
-
DOD Leaders Underscore Rising Nuclear Threats
-
TikTok Faces Child Privacy Lawsuit in London
-
Fallout From Super League Unravelling
-
Paris Chocolate Shop Longs for Tourist Return
-
France: Order a Private Chef for Your Home
-
Pandemic Fuels Demand for Garden Offices
NTD Evening News—4/20/2021
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Derek Chauvin Found Guilty on All Charges
-
250 National Guard Troops Activated in D.C.
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Oakland Businesses Barricade Ahead of Verdict
-
Fla. Anti-Riot Law Pushes Tougher Penalties
-
TX Reps. See ‘Lack of Compassion’ at Border
-
Biden’s Bipartisan Push Gets Even Tougher
-
Migrant Children Rescued From Rio Grande
-
WH Walks Back Biden’s Border ‘Crisis’ Comment
-
Capitol Police Office Died of Natural Causes
-
Closing Arguments Presented in Chauvin Trial
-
Ind. FedEx Shooting Suspect Identified
-
US-Japan Strengthening Alliance Against CCP
-
Negotiation on Infrastructure Plan Begins
-
Vernon Jones to Run for Georgia Governor
-
Biden Speeds Refugee Admissions, Cap Constant
-
Biden Admin. Imposes Sanctions on Russia
-
Democrat Bill Seeks to Expand Supreme Court
-
Tax Talks Crucial to Infrastructure Plan
-
House Comm. Passes Slavery Reparations Bill
-
Heavily Armed Smugglers on Rancher’s Land
-
U.S. Troops to Withdraw From Afghanistan
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CIA: Removing Troops Poses Significant Risk
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VP Harris to Soon Visit Mexico, Guatemala
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No Charges for Officer Who Shot Ashli Babbitt
-
Minn. Police Arrest 60 After Days of Unrest
America's top health agencies called on doctors to pause their use of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine, 18 Republican senators are calling for the FBI to investigate President Joe Biden's top Pentagon pick, and new secretly recorded footage of a CNN employee has been released by Project Veritas.
NTD Evening News—4/13/2021
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CDC, FDA Call for Pause on J&J Vaccine Use
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18 Senators Want FBI to Probe Pentagon Pick
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Biden to Announce Afghanistan Withdrawal
-
Biden Pays Tribute to Fallen Capitol Officer
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Protests in Minn., Ore. Over Wright’s Death
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2020 Murder Rate Highest Since 1998: FBI
-
Delawareans Seek In-Person General Assembly
-
CNN Staffer Admits to Spreading ‘Propaganda’
-
Epoch Times Conference: Attack on Free Press
-
UK and EU Politicians Condemn Attack
-
NY Fights Against Different Virus Variants
-
Taxi Medallion Class Action
-
NYC-Produce, Honey Vendors Return to Union Square
-
San Fran Announces Lease for Sobering Center
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2 Calif. Mayors Accused of Sexual Assault
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Calif. County to Test Digital Vax Passport
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China Sends Largest Air Incursion Into Taiwan
-
U.S. Naval Photo Issues Warning to Beijing
-
Traffic Camera Fines Drivers $20M at Intersection
-
Scrabble Light Show in London
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Londoners Savor Pints Post-Lockdown
-
French Cabin Crew Eyes Post-Crisis Takeoff
-
What Mud Bubbles Tell Us About Volcanoes
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European Bison Conservation Effort Underway
-
Prince Philip Dies at the Age of 99
-
Biden Sets Commission to Review Court Packing
-
Biden’s $2T Pkg to Eliminate Zoning Laws
-
Dakota Access Pipeline in Use, Under Review
-
Border Surge Biggest in BP History: Official
-
Biden Reveals New Gun Rules, Wants to Do More
-
Reactions to Biden’s Gun Control Proposals
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Ex-NFL Player Kills 5, Self in South Carolina
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Washington Gun Sales Up Since Last Year
-
DeSantis, Florida Sue Over Cruise Industry
-
Biden Defends Infrastructure Plan
-
Biden to Make Announcement on Gun Control
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Harris Calls Mexico’s Pres. Over Migration
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No Plans for Harris to Visit Border: WH
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Border Wall Construction Remains Paused: WH
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Infrastructure Bill Can Bypass Filibuster
-
Some Dem. Sen. Want Changes to Bill
-
100K Illegal Immigrants Escaped: Cbp Official
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CBP Video: Abandoned Boy at the Border
-
Texas Bans Vaccine Passports via Exec. Order
Some economists say Biden's infrastructure plan won't add value to the economy, Major League Baseball faces backlash for boycotting Georgia while continuing business with China, and a '60 Minute' interview with Florida's governor is under fire for being misleading.
- Analyzing Job Creation in Biden’s New Plan2. Police Could Face Officer Shortage: Union3. Justice Thomas Takes Aim at Big Tech4. Dem Mayor Defends Florida Governor5. Blinken: U.S. to Lead in Ending Pandemic
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Car Rams Capitol Police; 2 Dead, 1 Injured
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HHS Seeks 3rd Military Base to House Migrants
-
Arkansas Bill to Ban Federal Gun Control
-
MLB Pulls All-Star Game, Draft From Georgia
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Atlanta to Add 250 Police Officers: Mayor
-
Texas Gov. Explains How Smugglers Use Kids
-
Two Kids Dropped Over Border Fence in New Mexico
-
Biden Not Honoring ICE Detainers: Florida
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4 Killed Include 9-Year-Old in Calif. Mass Shooting; Suspect ID’d
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Excess Exec. Orders Anti-Democratic: Sen. Lee
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Baby Thrown in Rio Grande River by Smugglers
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$20K to Be Brought Into US: Illegal Immigrant
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Texas Presses Harris on Trafficking of Kids
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Mich. Leads Country in Rising Virus Numbers
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Biden Gives Details: $2T Infrastructure Plan
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Biden Approves PPP Extension Through May 31
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Details Coming On Biden’s Infrastructure Plan
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W.H.O Releases Study on CCP Virus Origin
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Blinken Unveils 2020 Human Rights Report
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Assessing China’s Digital Threats to U.S.
The White House has confirmed it's working on vaccine passport guidelines, former President Donald Trump says he'll soon visit the southern border, and armed Antifa members clashed with rally-goers at Oregon's Capitol building.
Holding facilities along the U.S.-Mexico border are being overwhelmed with illegal immigrants, according to Republican senators who toured the facilities on Friday.
Georgia's new election law gets hit with its first lawsuit.
And victims of a multi-tornado rampage say they've lost everything after it wreaked havoc across the southern United States.
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Biden Denies His Policies Caused Border Surge
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Cruz Hints Biden’s Policy Led to Border Surge
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Border Crisis ‘Unprecedented’: Chad Wolf
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Big Tech Leaders Testify in Senate Hearing
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4 House Dems Back Iowa GOP Rep.’s Thin Win
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Biden Tasks Harris With Tackling Migration
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Insider’s Account of Border Facilities
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Pompeo: ‘America in Decline’ Is Untrue
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14 States Sue Biden Admin Over Oil & Gas Halt
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Energy Workers Oppose Mish. Pipeline Shutdown
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Community Mourns Victims of Colorado Shooting
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Senate Holds Hearing on Gun Violence
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State of Emergency in AZ Border Town
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Biden Working on $3T Spending Plan
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Election Reform Could Be Coming to Georgia
NTD Evening News—3/22/2021
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Active Shooting in Colorado Grocery Store
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Border Facility Photos Leaked
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Illegal Immigrants Get Stimulus Check: Report
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U.S., Allies Sanction China for ‘Genocide’
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Fence Around Capitol Partially Taken Down
NTD Evening News—3/19/2021
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Top U.S., Chinese Diplomats Clash Publicly
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US-China Talks Tough but ‘Candid’: Blinken
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Outburst Sparks Debate in U.S.-China Meeting
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Biden Stumbles Up Steps 3 Times, Is “100% Fine”
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CDC Relaxes Student Distance Guideline
The House votes on whether or not to pass the DREAM Act for the second time, White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki accidentally refers to the situation at the border as a crisis, and the House Judiciary Committee holds a hearing to discuss the rising violence against Asian Americans.
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Atlanta Shooting Suspect Reveals Motive
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Congress Grills DHS Sec. on Immigration
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Texas Cracks Down on Human Trafficking
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MI State Secretary’s Guidance Invalid: Judge
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Trump Recommends Vaccines to Supporters
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Intel.: No 2020 Election Foreign Interference
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Attempted Border Crossings to Hit 20-Yr High
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Congress to Debate Immigration Reform
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Biden, Harris Tour U.S. Promoting Rescue Plan
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4 More States Join Texas Suit Against Google
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Biden Admin. Supports Rescue Plan With Tour
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Fence Around Capitol to Start Coming Down
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GOP Lawmakers Tour Children’s Border Facility
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Report: 4,200 Unaccompanied Children Detained
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Texas Working to Combat Election Fraud
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George Floyd Family Reaches $27M Settlement
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Capitol Security Controversy Growing
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Babbitt Family Seeks Answers in Capital Hill Killing
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Cartel Expert: Cartel’s Are Overwhelmed
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Lawmakers Call for Cuomo Resignation
NTD Evening News—3/11/2021
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Biden Signs $1.9T Virus Relief Bill Into Law
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Biden to Give 1st Primetime Address to Nation
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Gun Bill Passes, Expands Background Checks
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Expert: Background Checks Costly, Erroneous
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McCarthy: Biden Not Trying to Solve the Crisis He’s Created
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House Passes $1.9 Trillion Pandemic Relief
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Merrick Garland Is the New Attorney General
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Biden Official: Do Not Come Here Illegally
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SCOTUS Dismisses Immigration Case
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Blinken to Meet With Chinese Diplomats
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Texas Gov. Sends Warning Message to Cartels
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WH Won’t Confirm Number of Unaccompanied Minors at Border
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WH: Protections, Residency for Venezuelans
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DHS Staff to Assist Border Patrol
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Georgia, Iowa to Limit Absentee Voting
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Biden Signs 2 Exec. Orders on Gender Issues
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Biden Sued by 12 States Over Climate Order
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Pro-Life Group Feels ‘Betrayed’ by Biden
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Rejected Asylum-Seekers Can Reapply: Sheriff
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Greyhound CEO Wants Migrants Tested for Virus
The Senate continues to debate amendments to the massive pandemic relief bill, Texas lawmakers introduce a bill to counter social media censoring, and Trump Supporters in New York City unfurl a massive flag.
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Heavy Security but No Protesters at Capitol
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How Many Jobs Will the Stimulus Bill Kill?
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New Election After 78% of Votes Found Invalid
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1,600 Migrants Arrested in One Border Sector
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Record Number of Drug Overdose Deaths
New testimony explains the delay behind the January 6 National Guard deployment, Arizona's Attorney General argues his state's election laws should be upheld, and more than 100 illegal immigrants released into Texas have tested positive for the virus in the last week.
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March 10: Texas to Fully Open, No Mask Mandate
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Biden Promises Vaccine for Every Adult by May
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Biden Says US and Mexico Are ‘Equal’
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Capitol Breach Was ‘Domestic Terrorism’: FBI
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Cuomo Pressured to Resign Amid Allegations
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Trump Announces Grassroots Movement at CPAC
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Congress Members Focus In on the CCP Threat
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SCOUTS Denies Powell Lawsuits, No Explanation
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Biden Admin to Bring Deportees Back to U.S.
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White House Charging for CCP Virus Test
NTD brings you highlights from day two of CPAC, one Arizona county must hand over its voting machines and 2.1 million of last year's election ballots for an audit, and President Joe Biden visits his first disaster site as commander-in-chief.
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CPAC: ‘America Uncanceled’
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Equality Act ‘Unfair for People of Faith’
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Biden Reverses 7 Trump Orders, No Explanation
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McCarthy: Dems Reject 284 Changes to Package
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Biden: Halfway to Meeting Vaccination Promise
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Biden Signs Order to Strengthen Supply Chains
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China an Authoritarian Adversary: CIA Nominee
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Dems Want Biden to Share His Nuclear Power
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FDA: J&J One-Shot Vaccine ‘Safe’
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Pompeo Stresses Wuhan Lab’s Biosafety Lapses
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No Injuries in Massive Train Crash Explosion
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Tiger Woods Injured in Car Crash
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‘Intel Breakdown’ Added to Capitol Chaos
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Biden Reopens Migrant Facility, Drawing Fire
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Two Biden Nominees Face Opposition
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Biden’s AG Pick to Prosecute Jan. 6 Intruders
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SCOTUS Dismisses Slew of Election Lawsuits
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Trump Reacts to SCOTUS Decision on His Taxes
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Trump at CPAC, Pence Declines Invitation
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YouTube Takes Down Latest Trump Interview
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18 AG’s Urge Biden to Reinstate ICE Operation
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Biden Begs Americans to Take Vaccine
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CA, FL Share Virus Trends, but Why?
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Biden Open to Rejoining Iran Nuclear Deal
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Israel Warns U.S. of Return to Iran Deal
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Winter Storm Moves Into the Northeastern U.S.
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Texans’ Creative Ways to Stay Warm in Outage
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FEMA Sending Generators, Meals to Texas
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Sen. Ted Cruz Under Fire for Flying to Cancun
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TX Mayor Asks Biden to Halt Migrant Release
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Rush Limbaugh Dies, Trump, Others Pay Tribute
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Ky Co. Asks McConnell to Resign Leadership
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Trump Attorney Faces Cancel Culture
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Kinzinger Receives a Howler
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Biden on Human Rights: Different Cultural Norms
NTD Evening News—2/16/2021
1. Trump Promises MAGA Primary Challengers
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Residents Freezing and Without Power in Texas
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At Least 3 Dead After North Carolina Tornado
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White House Outraged by Rocket Attack in Iraq
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Biden Reversing ‘Stay in Mexico’ Policy
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Harris’ Calls Normally Done by the President
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Sen. Graham Warns of VP Harris Impeachment
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NC GOP Denounces Burr Over Impeachment Vote
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Election Related Probes & Firings in Georgia
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The Lincoln Project Continues Despite Scandal
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Biden’s ‘Assault on Rule of Law’: House Rep
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Health Inspector Orders Brewery Shut, Dances
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‘The Bachelor’ Host Cancelled for ‘Racism’
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Transformer Explosion Causes N.J. Power Cuts
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Grocers File Lawsuit Against Seattle City
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Push for Open Classrooms, Recall Effort
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Wuhan Outbreak Bigger Than We Thought: W.H.O
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TikTok Breaks U.S. Deal, Biden to Review Ban
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Australian PM Likely to Stop Belt & Road Deal
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China in UK Defense Supply Chain: CMTE.
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CCP Building Submarine Force: French Gen.
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Biden Extends Mortgage Relief for Homeowners
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New Leases Surge in Manhattan & Brooklyn
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Planters Looking for Nutmobile Drivers
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Mount Etna Volcano Erupts in Sicily
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European Space Agency Recruiting
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London Zoo Fights $1.4M Monthly Losses
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Russian Sculpture Creates Pasta Artwork
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Researchers Find Life Under Antarctica’s Ice
A historic winter storm moves across the southern and central U.S., die-hard Trump supporters turned out in Florida to salute the former president, and a heated exchange between a CBS reporter and one of Trump’s Impeachment lawyers goes viral.
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Trump Lawyers Swiftly Debunk Dems’ Case
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Trump to Put U.S. First, ‘Stay in Arena’
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Former First Lady Melania Creates Office
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Report: NY Hid Death Tally to Dodge Feds
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Operation Targeting Sex Offenders Blocked
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Texas: At Least 5 Killed in 100 Car Wreck
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Democrats Wrap Up Their Case Against Trump
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Ex-CIA Leaves Dem. Party Over Impeachment
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Dems Vote to Fund CCP-Linked Schools
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Beijing Recruits Foreign Spies: Expert
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Dems Lay Out Trump’s Impeachment Evidence
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Impeachment Is Performance Art: Historian
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Biden Sanctions Burma Military, Government
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NBA Team Stops Playing National Anthem
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GOP Warns Biden of Rising Migration Crisis
NTD Evening News—2/9/2021
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Majority of Senators: Trial Constitutional
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Texas Fights Back Against Big Tech
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TX Blocks Deportation Freeze Until Feb 23
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Assessing Threat of Jihadist Infiltration
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Dems Propose $3K Child Tax Credit
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New WH Ban a ‘Direct Attack’: Wyoming Gov.
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New Bill to Ban Visas for CCP, Pla Members
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Weighing the Benefits, Costs of Lockdowns
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Black History Shows Resilience: Activist
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India Trains Dogs to Sniff Out CCP Virus
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Hackers Try to Poison Florida Town’s Water
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Kobe Bryant Helicopter Crash Update
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High Court Lifts Calif. Indoor Church Ban
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Nearly 1.5M Signatures for Recall Newsom
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Lawyer’s Filter Fumble: ‘I’m Not a Cat’
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WHO Echoes China’s Virus Comments
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Chinese Diplomat Blames US for Virus
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App Gives China a Few Days of Free Speech
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Chinese Official: Beat Petitioners
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HK Media Tycoon Jimmy Lai Denied Bail
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Bezos to Owe $2B/Yr if Wealth Tax Passes
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Robinhood Sued Over Student Trader Suicide
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Apple iPhone 12 Mini Sales Slow
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HK May No Longer Accept Dual Nationality
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Oxford Professorship Renamed to ‘Tencent’
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Number of Squatters Rises in France
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French Mayor Reopens Museums
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Freezing Weather Grips the Netherlands
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Winter Fun for City Dwellers in Lithuania
Trump's legal defense team laid out their argument ahead of the former president's impeachment trial; a survey suggests the GOP can't risk losing the diverse coalition Trump built over the past four years; and journalist and author Andy Ngo gives an update on Antifa.
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Analysis: Biden’s Pandemic Plan ‘Too Big’
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Greene Ousted From Posts, Calls It Freeing
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Military Ordered to Address ‘Extremism’
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Nat’l Guard in D.C. to Cost Nearly $500M
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Smartmatic Sues Fox, Powell, Giuliani
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Trump Won’t Testify in Impeachment Trial
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Gaetz: I’d Defend Trump From Impeachment
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Trump Leaves Union for Doing ‘Little’
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Biden Reverses Trump-Era Foreign Policies
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Biden Pressured to Cancel Student Debt
Pushback grows over President Joe Biden's immigration reform, Biden says the next aid package must include $1,400 checks, and tech giants could face penalties and legal action for election interference under Florida's new bill.
Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos announces he'll be stepping down, two FBI agents in Florida died in the field, and preparation for the Senate trial against former President Donald Trump is ramping up.
A nor'easter snowstorm hits barrels through the Northeast, we speak to a financial expert on Biden's spending cut reversal, and arrests are made after a group of progressive activists forcefully occupied a Hotel in Washington state.
A Congressman calls on President Joe Biden to end abortion, the Texas Governor says the state is "prepared to fight back" against Biden's actions targeting oil and gas, and Biden faces scrutiny for signing a record number of executive orders in a short time.
President Joe Biden signs two additional executive orders on healthcare, a fossil fuel group is suing Biden over his order to suspend fracking leases on federal land, and Customs and Border Protection estimates Biden's order to halt southern border wall construction will cost billions.
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Biden Admin Sued for Oil & Gas Lease Halt
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Biden UN Pick’s China Comments Draw Ire
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China Expert on CCP Tactics in the UN
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Pompeo Calls on Biden to Hold CCP Liable
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Chinese Military-Related Ban Delayed
Forty-five senators vote that the case to impeach former President Trump is unconstitutional, the Biden Administration's order freezing deportations has been temporarily blocked, and the Senate Minority leader now has a better chance of keeping the ability to filibuster.
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Republican Senators Oppose Impeachment
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New Biden Policies at Odds With Airlines
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Biden Signs ‘Made in America’ Exec. Order
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Biden, Obrador to Stop Illegal Migration
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Expert: Energy Prices to Rise Under Biden
President Joe Biden signs two more executive orders focused on virus relief and protecting the federal workforce, the Texas Attorney General is suing the Biden Administration over its 100 day pause on deportation, and some lawmakers are expressing outrage at the way National Guardsmen were treated in Washington.
President Biden expands mask mandates, we look at the cities that got a destructive Inauguration day visit from Antifa, and an immigration policy expert explains how Biden's immigration policies could pose bigger problems down the line.
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Biden Sworn In as 46th US President
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Analysis of Biden’s Inaugural Speech
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How Biden’s Policies Contrast With Trump’s
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Inauguration Attendees Express Their Hopes
President Donald Trump bids the nation farewell while warning that America's greatest danger is losing confidence in national greatness, we get a sense of what Biden's cabinet nominees will prioritize from today’s senate committee hearings, and Secretary of State Mike Pompeo says the Chinese Communist Party is committing genocide against Uyghur Muslims and other 'ethnic and religious minority groups.'
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More US Heroes Added to National Garden
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25,000 Guardsmen Vetted for Inauguration
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Capitol Shut Down Over Nearby Fire
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Pedestrians View DC w/ Sadness and Dismay
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First Lady Melania’s Farewell Message
Officials close up areas of the National Mall and tighten security ahead of Inauguration Day, we talk to an expert on whether or not lockdown policies work, and a new study on the CCP virus reveals natural immunity offers a similar level of protection as the vaccine.
Some say the Presidential impeachment process has turned into a political weapon, Facebook and Twitter’s market values plummeting after banning President Donald Trump, and the Chief Scientific Adviser for Operation Warp Speed says he resigned at Biden’s request.
The House impeached President Trump again as people are calling for unity amongst intense division, New York City's mayor is working to cut business ties with the Trump Organization after blaming the president for violence at the Capitol, and some of Biden's picks for the White House show his close ties to Silicon Valley.
President Donald Trump visits a Texas border town to talk about his administration’s work to secure the country, a Florida state representative is the latest to take a stance against Big Tech's censorship, and Justice Department and the FBI give the latest on their Capitol Hill riot investigation.
Democrats move to attempt a second impeachment against President Donald Trump, the Justice Department warns against fake social media posts that claim to help D.C. protestors get White House pardons, and a gun rights group reacts to Biden saying he will defeat America’s largest gun rights organization
President Donald Trump announces his plans for Inauguration Day, Big Tech is rapidly cracking down on speech they deem "harmful" ever since Jan. 6, and the Chief of U.S. Capitol Police is resigning following the breach of the Capitol Building.
Senator Lindsey Graham says he doesn't regret his support for President Donald Trump and discusses the violence at the Capitol, Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi suggests bringing another impeachment against Trump, and a constitution expert gives his take on what happened January 6th.
1.Rioters Break Into US Capitol Building
2.President Trump: Go Home, We Need Peace
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Twitter Bans Reactions to a Trump Tweet
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Biden Reacts to Washington, D.C. Protests
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Joint Session of Congress Debates Arizona
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TRUMP: PENCE HAS POWER TO REJECT ELECTORS
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NAVARRO: ELECTION WAS STOLEN
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GOP SENATORS TAKE A STANCE: FOR OR AGAINST
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SEN. HAWLEY: ANTIFA THREATENED HIS WIFE
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MOMS RALLY TO PROTEST ELECTION RESULT
Congress approves a set of rules for how Electoral Votes will be counted, new election analysis shows hundreds of thousands of votes were removed from President Trump in Pennsylvania, and a leaked call between the President and Georgia’s top election official.
The Senate overrides President Donald Trump's veto of the defense bill, the House of Representatives is disputing the Vice President's role and powers on Jan. 6, and some Georgia voters tell us they're still concerned about the integrity of their state's vote counting, amid a record number of ballots cast for the Senate Runoff.
President Donald Trump and the First Lady are back in Washington a day early, Georgia moves one step closer to a ballot audit in one key county, and more Republicans say they will challenge the election results on January 6th.
A new CCP Virus mutation is found in Colorado, Georgia’s senate subcommittee holds another hearing on election fraud, and some GOP lawmakers in Pennsylvania are still contesting election results there.
The Senate leader urges Republicans to override President Trump's veto of a defense bill, the organizer of the 'Stop the Steal' movement says there’s an attempt to stop the Jan. 6 march for election integrity, and a group of citizens are petitioning the grand Jury in Georgia to hear their evidence about election fraud.
Congress moves to vote on whether Americans will get larger stimulus checks, the F-B-I releases photos of the suspect involved in the Christmas Day explosion in Nashville, and an analysis of New Jersey's voter database shows some troubling anomalies: more voters than eligible citizens, centuries-old voters, and more.
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Christmas Message From the White House
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House Fails to Bump Up Stimulus Checks
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Trump Pardons 26 More Incl Stone, Manafort
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Trump Wants Special Counsel ‘Immediately’
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FBI: Iran Behind Threatening Website
President Donald Trump vetoes a $700 billion defense bill, which he says is a gift to China and Russia, a new lawsuit tries to block 5 battleground states' electoral votes from being counted, and attorney Lin Wood alleges that judges won't look at election fraud evidence because they are compromised by the Chinese Communist Party.
Vice President Pence encouraged future generations to stand for freedom at the Turning Point USA conference in Florida, Georgia Senator Ligon is again asking senators to take a stand against election fraud, and a new report shows security breaches almost doubled in Washington state this year, costing them millions of dollars.
Peter Navarro claims hundreds of thousands of illegal ballots were cast in Michigan, Attorney General Barr says he thinks the President has no basis to seize voting machines, and a data analyst who attended a recent White House meeting says President Donald Trump is being betrayed from within.
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Venezuelan Co. Banned for Election ‘Fraud’
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Pause in Briefing Biden ‘Agreed Upon’: DOD
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Solarwinds Hacker Breached Arizona County
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AZ County Defies Dominion Audit Subpoenas
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Contractor Claims Dominion CEO Lied
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Venezuelan Co. Banned for Election ‘Fraud’
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Pause in Briefing Biden ‘Agreed Upon’: DOD
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Solarwinds Hacker Breached Arizona County
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AZ County Defies Dominion Audit Subpoenas
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Contractor Claims Dominion CEO Lied
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Venezuelan Co. Banned for Election ‘Fraud’
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Pause in Briefing Biden ‘Agreed Upon’: DOD
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Solarwinds Hacker Breached Arizona County
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AZ County Defies Dominion Audit Subpoenas
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Contractor Claims Dominion CEO Lied
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Pence Makes 2 Campaign Stops With Senators
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Ga Poll Workers Revealed Fraud, Got Fired
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Judge Blocks 200K From Ga. Voter Rolls
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Foreign Interference in Election, Says DNI
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Navarro: Six Dimensions of Irregularities
Nevada’s vote anomalies are brought up in the first federal hearing on election today, an election integrity watchdog accuses Facebook’s CEO of influencing the election through hundreds of millions of dollars in donations. #SenateHearing #Facebook #Election
The CEO of Dominion Voting Systems testifies before Michigan's Senate, speculations rise that a Chinese entity could be an indirect investor in Dominion voting systems, and the White House Press Secretary says virus vaccines in distribution mark the "beginning of the end" of the pandemic.
The Electoral College cast their votes for the next president today, at least two U.S. government departments have been hacked through an internet software firm used by all 5 branches of the Military and Dominion Voting Systems, and results of a forensic audit shows Dominion voting systems could be designed to create fraud.
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Self-Declared ‘States’ Back Texas Lawsuit
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Wisconsin Judge Tosses Recount Challenge
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Wisconsin Witnesses Allege Irregularities
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Michigan to Publish Dominion Forensic Audit
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Dominion Allows Vote Changing: Supervisor
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Six States Ask to Join Texas Lawsuit
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Video Shows Tampering With Votes Possible
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Powell to Appeal Arizona Lawsuit in SCOTUS
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Biden to Campaign for Georgia Senate Races
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Mi Poll Observer: Invalid Ballots Counted
Secretary of State Mike Pompeo says we cannot let the Chinese Communist Party crush American institutions and academic freedom, a Michigan representative is removed from her committee assignments after publishing a video online, and and a group of Georgia lawmakers are making new moves. #CCP #GeorgiaElection #SCOTUS
President Donald Trump promises a CCP virus vaccine is only days away from being authorized by the FDA, the Texas Attorney General sues four key battleground states, and a group of Georgia’s senators are working to select their own electors.
President Donald Trump says big things are happening over the next few days, Georgia re-certifies Biden’s win on Monday, and students are failing classes two to six times more than in years past following school shut downs.
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Pence, Perdue: “Defend the Majority” Rally
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PA House of Rep. Will Not Certify Electors
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Arizona Lawmakers to Audit Voting Software
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Powell: Evidence of False Chinese Ballots
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Votes Looked Like Scanned Copies: Witness
We look into voting software maker Dominion's company ties and other allegations, we spoke with famed attorney Alan Dershowitz for his take on the current legal situation surrounding the election, and a number of lawsuits have been filed after Big Tech leaders made large donations ahead of the election.