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The White House is pushing back after Republicans lost control of Congress in Tuesday's Midterm elections. In a statement yesterday, the administration said President Donald Trump will "again defy the odds," adding that everyone who has written him off before has been wrong. The White House predicts Democrats will spend the final two years of Trump's term working to undo his agenda, from border se...

Imagine for a second—if everything you've ever known were to exist inside a computer simulation. If that were true, then something would be on the outside, looking in. Part 1 of this series looks at the theories and the science of whether or not reality is really as it seems. Now, we're asking a far more dangerous question: if we are in a simulation, what's outside it? Philosophers have wrestled w...

Democrats won a major victory in the U.S. midterm elections, giving them control of both the House and the Senate. What could this mean for U.S.–China relations? And how might it affect Taiwan? Do you have Chinese stocks in your portfolio? You may not know what you're actually investing in—or what Chinese companies are concealing from American investors. A multibillion-dollar artificial intelligen...

Unmanned drones have transformed the battlefield in Ukraine. Now, maritime drones could play a critical role in Taiwan's defense if conflict erupts across the Taiwan Strait. Taiwan is already taking steps to prepare. The United States and Japan are stepping up their military cooperation. The two allies plan to establish a joint production facility in Japan to manufacture missiles used by the F-35...

Following the Blue Wave in the Midterms, NTD discussed with a panel including John Rogers, the Executive Director at America First Works, and Brad Bannon, Democrat strategist and pollster, as well as the President of Bannon Communications Research.

Last night's results handed Democrats control of both the House and Senate in a decisive wave. The question now is what those results will mean for the country. Rod Martin, founder and CEO of Martin Capital and author of "Trump's New World Re-Order," and Madeline Summerville, Democratic strategist and CEO of "Georgia Trial Consulting" join NTD in the studio for analysis.

A series of gubernatorial races has reshaped the political map, with Democrats flipping governorships in Georgia, Texas, and Ohio. In Florida, Republican Byron Donalds will succeed Gov. Ron DeSantis. NTD takes a look at the key gubernatorial races.

The two major candidates in Alaska's U.S. Senate race urged supporters to be patient as results began coming in late on Tuesday, delivering rousing speeches and expressing confidence against the backdrop of allegations of partisan tricks to recruit a candidate with the same name as the Republican incumbent. Headlined by two-term Republican Sen. Dan Sullivan and Democratic former U.S. Rep. Mary Pel...

Democrats have won control of the House, but Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) is vowing that Republicans will stay in the fight. NTD's Daniel Monaghan has the key takeaways from Johnson and Democratic leader Hakeem Jeffries, who is expected to become the next House speaker.

With the Midterms here, where does the Mom-Vote stand? Kimberly Fletcher, President and founder of Moms for America, joined NTD Good Morning with an important message for all the moms out there.

Both parties are preparing for potential legal battles ahead of the midterms. NTD spoke about the issue with Don Palmer, a senior legal fellow for election integrity at The Heritage Foundation.

With the Midterms in progress, many questions are being posed about the balance of power and when the results will be revealed. NTD discussed these issues and more with John Rogers, executive director at America First Works.

Another Democrat is breaking ranks in Michigan, with former U.S. Rep. Hansen Clarke saying he is backing Republican Mike Rogers for the U.S. Senate—just hours after Rep. Haley Stevens did the same. NTD's Daniel Monaghan has more on the pivotal race between Rogers and Abdul El-Sayed.

A major electrical outage on Monday, the eve of Election Day, shut off power to government buildings in a Washington neighborhood that includes the State Department, the World Bank, and the International Monetary Fund. Power was restored by 2 p.m. local time, the utility company said. Foul play is not suspected, but the outage is under investigation.

While most national attention is focused on the upcoming congressional elections, key races for governors' mansions are in their final stretch in this year's top electoral battlegrounds. Critical races are underway in Texas, Wisconsin, Georgia, Iowa, Ohio, Nevada, and other states. In Georgia, Republican Rick Jackson and Democrat Keisha Lance Bottoms are vying to succeed Gov. Brian Kemp in a race...

Something is wrong with reality. There are limits that don't make sense: a maximum speed, a smallest possible unit of space, a universe that only seems to exist when you look at it. It's almost as if something is conserving resources and rendering only what's necessary. And if that sounds insane, consider this—In 2003, a philosopher named Nick Bostrom quietly proposed a dangerous idea: that if any...

U.S. Deputy Secretary of Agriculture Stephen Vaden joined NTD's Steve Lance to discuss the Trump administration's efforts to support American farmers, boost domestic fertilizer production, combat fraud in federal assistance programs, and strengthen America's food security. With the midterm elections just days away, both parties are making their final push to voters. From the rise of democratic soc...

With the balance of power in the House of Representatives on a knife's edge, we take a look at which districts will decide control, what issues are dominating the most competitive races, and what the outcome means for the administration's remaining agenda with Republican strategist and Real America Vote CEO, Marly Hornik.

Polls, early voting numbers, and forecasts are everywhere. But how much should we trust them this close to Election Day? We dig into the history of polling misses, early-vote signals, and what the data actually tells us with historian Jeff Bloodworth.

With control of the Senate at stake, several closely watched races could determine the balance of power in Washington. Which contests are the key tipping points, and why are traditionally Republican states becoming competitive? We discuss the campaign issues, candidate strategies, turnout patterns, and what voters should watch as results come in, with political scientist Aaron Dusso.

Lindsay Clancy is scheduled to appear in court again on Nov. 2 as her attorneys and prosecutors convene to discuss possible dates for a new trial. Her first trial ended in a mistrial in September after one juror refused to join the other 11 in voting "not guilty by reason of insanity." Clancy's lawyers now argue that trying her again would be double jeopardy.

Chinese telecom companies have direct access to U.S. phone numbers—but that could soon change. It wouldn't be the first time Washington has taken action against these firms. U.S. intelligence has concluded that the CEO of a Singapore-based company is a Chinese intelligence asset who has direct access to Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, according to a report by The New York Times. How did Huang respond to...

General Motors will pay $220 million to settle claims that it illegally sold drivers' private behavior and location data. The settlement resolves a lawsuit brought by 35 states and the District of Columbia over the automaker's Smart Driver program.

With Election Day approaching, how vulnerable are government agencies, election-related systems, and political campaigns to cyberattacks? Joining NTD to share his insights is Casey Fleming, chairman and CEO of BlackOps Partners Corporation, and national security advisor. He's also the author of the book "The Red Tsunami." He says the adversary doesn't want people to be informed, they don't want pe...

Just days remain until midterm elections on Nov. 3. Joining NTD now for analysis on where Republicans and Democrats stand is Jeff Crouere, political analyst and host of the show "Ringside Politics." He told NTD that the motivation to vote is not with the party in power, but the GOP has President Donald Trump investing and rallying like no other president in history.