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NATO is sending additional patrol aircraft, radar systems, and drones to the Black Sea. The alliance announced the move after a series of deadly drone attacks on shipping in the region.

Oil is retreating from a five-month high as markets weigh Trump's Russia sanctions waiver. NTD discussed this with Michael Busler, an economist, public policy analyst, and professor of finance at Stockton University.

How is AI impacting this midterm election cycle, and what does the future of political campaigns look like as technological innovation changes how campaigns reach voters? Joining NTD to discuss how AI is shaping the midterm election landscape is Eric Wilson, a faculty member at The Leadership Institute, and executive director at The Center for Campaign Innovation. Topics discussed include campaign...

A fast-growing cloud-computing startup will use Nvidia chips for the first time. The announcement comes as Nvidia seeks to compete with established rivals.

With the rise in Democratic Socialism in America, it begs the question: what have been the economic and social outcomes in other countries that have adopted this political ideology?   Joining NTD to discuss is Daniel Lacalle, chief economist at Tressis, an international financial analyst, and author of the book "The New Global Economic Order." He told NTD about the totalitarian socialist policies...

Destructive scenes first seen on the streets of Paris as young protesters clashed with police are repeating in other major European cities in Italy, Belgium, and Albania.   NTD spoke to Max Primorac, a senior research fellow at the Heritage Foundation.

With less than 3 weeks till midterms, Democrats are the prediction market favorites to take control of the House and Senate. This is historically the case: the party in power takes responsibility for the issues on voters minds during the midterms. But President Donald Trump is not throwing in the towel. He's touring the nation, telling Republicans to get out and vote.   With NTD on how this is all...

Bart Marcois, former Energy Department official and career diplomat, joins NTD to explain the significance of the mining work that's commencing in Greenland.   He tells us that oil and rare earth minerals are waiting to be found there.   Furthermore, he shares Ambassador Carla Sands did some of the groundwork for the Greenland deal that President Trump eventually clenched.  

The Treasury Department is cracking down on high-tech investments in U.S. adversaries such as China, Russia, Iran, Cuba, and North Korea to prevent investments that could help them boost their military power.

Apple released its first folding iPhone on Friday, with lines forming outside the company's 5th Avenue store in New York City as eager customers looked to get their hands on the Apple iPhone Duo.

House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-N.Y.) will hit the campaign trail in New York this weekend with Democratic House candidate Cait Conley.

Former Vice President Kamala Harris was on the campaign trail in Mississippi on Thursday to campaign for Scott Colom—the Democrat challenging Republican Senator Cindy Hyde-Smith.

President Donald Trump calls November "the most important midterms in the history of the country."   Joining NTD to discuss is Angie Wong, a Republican strategist and political columnist. She told NTD that the Trump administration is busy crunching the numbers to figure out where to energize voters, and that it's making people aware they need to go out and vote.   She says the early voting numbers...

Murder-accused Tyler Robinson could learn his trial date during a hearing on Friday. Robinson is charged with shooting and killing conservative commentator Charlie Kirk in Utah more than a year ago. Utah District Court Judge Tony Graf requested proposed timelines from both sides.   Robinson's attorneys are proposing a trial start date in late 2029, noting that the case could involve the death pena...

Israel's military said its soldiers shot and killed two terrorists who had launched an attack near the city of Hebron in the West Bank on Friday morning. Two Israeli soldiers were killed and three others were lightly wounded in the attack.   The Israel Defense Forces said it prevented a "terror attack against Israeli civilians."   Following the attack, the Israeli prime minister's office said it h...

Despite ongoing protests across France, NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell says the league is highly confident in security for Sunday's game in Paris.   The Pittsburgh Steelers and New Orleans Saints are set to face off Sunday at the Stade de France, just outside the capital.   It will be the first NFL game ever played in France.   The league says it has been working closely with French authorities an...

Prosecutors in Taiwan have indicted five Taiwanese men. The men are accused of taking money from someone in mainland China, known only as "K." The money was allegedly to break the arms and legs of comedian Huang Yi-hao. Huang mocks Chinese leader Xi and the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) in his performances. Prosecutors say the men tracked Huang's scooter for weeks, then rammed him with a car in Se...

Pastor Ezra Jin founded one of China's largest independent house churches. He's now speaking out about religious persecution by the Chinese Communist Party. Jin was detained in October 2025 during a nationwide suppression campaign against his church. He was released earlier this year. He shared his story of religious persecution on Wednesday, speaking at the Ronald Reagan Institute's Center for Fr...

Czech Senator Zdeněk Hraba says protests that began over schools and the cost of living have been hijacked by far-left groups. He's calling for tighter migration controls and deportations to restore order.

A final debate took place in Michigan on Wednesday in one of the most closely watched Senate races in the nation—Mike Rogers versus Abdul El-Sayed. The two debated issues like trade and healthcare policy, the Iran war, and election integrity.   NTD's congressional correspondent Melina Wisecup has more from Washington.

It's Cybersecurity Awareness Month, and experts are weighing in on the latest risks and potential solutions for Americans' national and personal security. For more insight, NTD spoke with Mike Lebowitz, an attorney specializing in national security and cybersecurity. He is also a former cyber command adviser for the U.S. Army.

Chinese elites are moving their wealth to U.S. banks as Beijing tightens its tax crackdown. With the economy faltering, authorities are digging into decades-old financial records and targeting overseas income. The U.S. is cracking down on Chinese tech again. This time, it's targeting devices containing chips linked to Huawei, citing national security concerns. Elon Musk floats a merger between Spa...

Wedgewood Polls, a polling firm whose numbers were frequently picked up by major media, including The New York Times, now admits its data was made up. Wedgewood claims it was an experiment, but attorney Jeff Childers tells NTD he believes the firm was trying to boost Democrat turnout and influence the midterm elections.

A perfect copy of a brain is now running inside a simulation. In the digital realm, it's operating a virtual body all on its own—no AI is guiding it, and it wasn't trained, and it's behaving exactly like its real-life counterpart. It sounds like science fiction, and no, it's not a human brain. It's something much smaller—but that's not the point. For the first time, we're not just studying intelli...

The Republican leaders of the House Judiciary and Administration Committees have subpoenaed the administration of New Jersey Gov. Mikie Sherrill, demanding to hear why 6,600 noncitizens remained registered to vote until 2026. In July, Sherrill said a software error in the state's Motor Vehicle Commission system caused the 6,600 to be registered to vote between June 2023 and June 2024. Sherrill, a...