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President Donald Trump was asked on Tuesday whether he would endorse his vice president, J.D. Vance, to succeed him in 2028, but Trump was non-committal, saying it's too "early" to think about that. "I don't think we've ever talked about it. You know, who would believe that?" Trump said of Vance, who was standing behind him. He called Vance "a very talented person" and "a very good person," but sa...

The convergence of AI, Quantum Computing, and data-centric lifestyles has created a new level of threats, from cybercriminals to adversarial nation-states. NTD discussed the threat and the solutions with Chris Tam, President of Nasdaq-listed BTQ Technologies, an encryption security company.

Étienne Fauchaire, a Paris-based journalist for The Epoch Times who specializes in French politics and U.S.-France relations, describes the unrest in Paris as authorities anticipate more riots this weekend.

President Donald Trump convened top officials for a White House roundtable on Oct. 21 to review his administration's efforts to stem more than $20 billion in reported losses last year. Speaking at the event, FBI Director Kash Patel highlighted the bureau's Operation Blackout in Southeast Asia and Africa. He said the agency has demolished more than 20 compounds overseas and helped seize over $17 bi...

Mike Leon, Debra Lea, and Adam Weiss react to President Donald Trump's boosting of Sen. Darline Graham against Democrat Annie Andrews in a race that has turned more competitive than expected. They weigh whether South Carolina remains a safe Republican seat, Graham's qualifications, and the first visible friction between Trump and Graham over waiving Russia sanctions tied to a law named after her l...

Mike Leon, host of the Can We Please Talk podcast; Debra Lea, political commentator; and Adam Weiss, Republican strategist and political commentator, join Tiffany Meier Tonight for "Big Deal or No Big Deal?!" The panel weighs in on a new poll showing dissatisfaction with California Gov. Gavin Newsom, Texas Senate candidate Ken Paxton's lack of commitment to debate James Talarico, and Americans who...

Tiffany Meier's panel unpacks the second and final Michigan Senate debate, where Democrat Abdul El-Sayed and Republican Mike Rogers traded accusations of lying about records, corporate money, defunding the police, and El-Sayed's alleged ties to the Muslim Brotherhood. They also react to the admission that Wedgewood Polling fabricated surveys later cited by El-Sayed's campaign and others during the...

An American teacher is heading home after four and a half years in a Russian prison. President Donald Trump says he asked Russian President Vladimir Putin to free him. Wedgewood Polls admits its election polls weren't real. How can fake polls sway what you think about a race? We have more on Trump's program that pays whistleblowers a commission for reporting fraud. Could it help protect your tax d...

Russian President Vladimir Putin proposes meeting President Donald Trump in China next month. He also signals a willingness to resume talks to end the war in Ukraine. We break down the key takeaways from Putin's back-to-back meetings with U.S. and Chinese envoys. The U.S. is strengthening ties with India. During his visit, Secretary of State Marco Rubio emphasized maritime access and expanded purc...

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-N.Y.) is the latest lawmaker to report receiving a suspicious package. Ocasio-Cortez said a suspicious envelope containing white powder was sent to her district office in the Bronx on Tuesday. She called it an attempt to intimidate elected officials ahead of the midterm elections. In recent weeks, more than two dozen Democratic and Republican lawmakers have reporte...

Former President Bill Clinton was in Florida on Tuesday encouraging voters to make David Jolly the state's first Democratic governor in decades. "I think we ought to give David Jolly a chance," Clinton said at an event in Hollywood, Florida, casting the Republican in the race, Rep. Byron Donalds, as a reliable ally of Trump. Clinton was in the state as the Democratic Governors Association gave $1...

Trade is at the center of Michigan's Senate race. Republican Mike Rogers and Democrat Abdul El-Sayed made separate appearances before the Detroit Economic Club yesterday. On the broader economy, the two candidates laid out very different plans, although both called for a change of course on tariffs with Canada.

President Donald Trump has announced an $8 billion Harvest Relief Program to help farmers offset the high price of diesel prices hitting during the crucial harvest season.   NTD discussed this with Brian Reisinger, a farmer, journalist, and author of 'Land Rich, Cash Poor.'

With a burgeoning health and wellness industry, and more and more products and innovation in the market, how can you really know that what you're getting will help you best? Robin Hough, editor-in-chief at Healthline, offers advice and recommendations from the first-ever Healthline Awards.

In Alberta, voters took part in a 10-question referendum on issues ranging from immigration, Federal Services, and if they should secede from Canada to form their own independent country. NTD discussed this with Wyatt Sharpe, a Canadian journalist, political commentator, and author of "The Disillusioned Generation."

The U.S. Embassy in Australia has spoken out against CCP-linked transnational repression, calling it "deeply concerning." "As Australia's close security partner, the U.S. stands with Australians in defending individual freedoms, national sovereignty, and the right to live free from intimidation—in their own country," the embassy wrote on X. The embassy's post came a day after the Australian Federa...

Some media outlets have described the riots in France as student protests, a label that has drawn criticism online. A Fox News Digital investigation identified 54 groups in France's protest network, and only 16 of them are youth organizations. On the streets, communist youth carried "Class War!" banners, and protesters in Bordeaux chanted, "Only one solution, the Revolution!" The network of Marxis...

Grace Reilly, political analyst and host of the *Restoring America* podcast, and Denny Salas, Democratic strategist, join Tiffany Meier Tonight for a round of "Fake News or Not Fake News." The panel weighs in on whether Abdul El-Sayed's alleged ties to the Muslim Brotherhood could affect his Senate bid, whether voting for an independent is a wasted vote, and claims about the scale of illegal votin...

Tiffany Meier's panel reacts to President Trump's Greenville stop boosting Republican Senate candidate Michael Whatley against former Gov. Roy Cooper, who leads by double digits in recent polls. They weigh whether Trump's planned $400 million midterm spending can close the gap, early-voting trends, and the announcement of a major silicon manufacturing investment in the state.

James Talarico campaigns separately from Bernie Sanders in Texas as he faces Republican Ken Paxton in a closely watched Senate race, while Democratic strategist James Carville weighs in on the party's progressive wing and former Senator Joe Manchin prepares to campaign for Republican Susan Collins in Maine. Grace Reilly, political analyst and host of the *Restoring America* podcast, and Denny Sala...

Center for Security Policy homeland security director and "Unmasking Antifa" editor Kyle Shideler joins Tiffany Meier as French authorities promise a "massive" police presence — and military support — for Saturday's protests after more than 2,000 weekend arrests. He weighs the prime minister's charge of an "insurrectionary plan," the mix of groups involved, President Trump's border warning, and wh...

In a laboratory dish somewhere in the world, a clump of human brain cells is learning. It can't see. It can't think. It doesn't even have a body. And yet, it's navigating a virtual world, taking down monsters, and overriding AI—all on its own. Scientists recently taught human brain cells to play a video game. First they learned Pong. Now, they're raking in new high scores inside one of the most im...

The State Department is warning Americans living in or traveling to China that they face a "serious risk of wrongful detention." President Donald Trump says he is open to meeting with the leaders of China and Russia to discuss ending the Ukraine war, potentially without Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy present. Secretary of State Marco Rubio signals that a U.S.–India trade deal is nearing c...

In-person early voting began in many Florida counties on Monday, and both Republicans and Democrats are pushing for votes. President Donald Trump will hold a rally in Fort Myers on Friday to support Republican gubernatorial nominee Rep. Byron Donalds (R-Fla.). It's one of two Florida stops the president said he'd make before the election. On the Democratic side, former President Bill Clinton will...

President Donald Trump and Vice President JD Vance are set to join forces on Tuesday to announce a $25 million Fraud Whistleblower Incentive Program—also known as WHIP—to incentivize reporting alleged fraud. Anyone who submits a tip that leads to a successful fraud conviction or a significant federal enforcement action can receive up to $30,000. The Department of Justice will administer the progra...