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The Trump administration is taking legal action against California to stop the state from counting mail-in ballots from about 20,000 people the federal government says are likely noncitizens.   Joining NTD to discuss is Gerard Filitti, legal analyst and attorney at The Lawfare Project. He says it's up to state legislatures to determine voting eligibility but said there are still national standards...

The Trump administration reports that crime is down 34 percent in Memphis after a year of the Memphis Safe Task Force. This includes notable drops in violent crime, robberies, and vehicle thefts.

As socialist ideology is taking center stage in some midterm races, how are everyday Americans assessing the way socialism is being marketed to the public? NTD's Sam Wang was out on the National Mall in Washington to hear from the people.

Former immigration judge and Center for Immigration Studies fellow Andrew Arthur joins Tiffany Meier after The Wall Street Journal reported the Trump administration is building a case to revoke Rep. Ilhan Omar's U.S. citizenship. He breaks down the age-related paperwork allegations, how denaturalization works, how long the process could take, and whether the probe faces legal or political hurdles...

Tiffany Meier's panel plays "Big Deal or No Big Deal—Midterm Edition," weighing Vice President JD Vance and AOC campaigning the same day in Michigan's Senate race, James Talarico's record $64 million third-quarter fundraising in Texas, the final Collins-Jackson debate in Maine, and Georgia's record-breaking first day of early voting.

Debra Lea, Denny Salas, and Chris Bob react to: President Donald Trump canceling plans to livestream Nidal Hasan's firing-squad execution; Michigan Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed pushing back on Muslim Brotherhood allegations; the Justice Department's lawsuit to stop California from counting ballots from an estimated 20,000 non-citizens; and Sen. Chuck Grassley's claim that Jack Smith kept a spread...

Geopolitical analyst and "Trump's New World Re-Order" author Rod D. Martin joins Tiffany Meier after Secretary of War Pete Hegseth warned that China's historic military buildup and advances in AI, robotics, and autonomy could leave the United States further behind. Martin weighs the threat, whether AI is the Pentagon's top priority, and how Trump is reshaping the postwar order.

Lawmakers are questioning why the Chinese state-owned shipping company Cosco should continue benefiting from a U.S. Coast Guard program that reduces inspection frequency. That's after Cosco was identified by the Pentagon as having ties to China's military.   NTD talked to Ret. U.S. Marine Col. and former U.S. diplomat Grant Newsham.

Republican gubernatorial candidate Steve Hilton joined local organizers and cleanup volunteers in downtown Los Angeles to tackle illegal dumping. He also unveiled a statewide plan to clean up California's streets and hold local governments accountable.

Fall brings more than cooler weather and changing leaves. It also brings a higher risk of deer crashes, and AAA is urging drivers to stay alert. NTD's Nikou Bani has more.

The Department of Justice filed a lawsuit against California over its voter list. The department says it found 20,000 "likely non-citizens" registered to vote.   NTD discussed the topic with John Malcolm, vice president of the Edwin Meese Institute for the Rule of Law at Advancing American Freedom.

X has suspended 13,000 accounts. The company says they were suspected of being linked to China, Russia, and Iran and targeting American politics.

Former Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro and his wife Cilia Flores de Maduro both pleaded not guilty Thursday to an additional charge of conspiracy to commit torture.

The Saudi-led coalition fighting Yemen's Houthis says it intercepted a cruise missile targeting the kingdom's holy city of Medina. The Iran-backed group denies carrying out the attack.

The COVID-19 pandemic brought renewed scrutiny to parental rights in American schools. But how much do parents really know about what their children are being taught beyond academics? NTD's Steve Lance spoke with Alvin Lui, president of Courage Is a Habit, about what he describes as ideological indoctrination in schools and how parents can push back. The United States has rejoined the Geneva Conse...

What is the cost of socialism? The White House puts the price tag at $400,000 per family over the next decade. As Democratic Socialists of America candidates gain visibility in the midterm elections, the administration is urging Americans to consider what it calls the inevitable consequences of socialist policies. President Donald Trump says he's discussing denuclearization with the leaders of Chi...

Los Angeles has elected several new judges. A new report by City Journal says a Los Angeles-based criminal-justice advocacy group whose founders support prison abolition, is using judicial elections to reshape the criminal-justice system.   For analysis on the judges we invited Austen Hufford, senior investigative reporter for City Journal, to join us. He tells us that in his investigations he fou...

President Donald Trump held a campaign rally in two cities on Wednesday as part of his midterm blitz to boost Republican candidates ahead of the upcoming midterm elections. Joining NTD to discuss Trump's efforts is Republican strategist Marly Hornik, CEO of Real America Vote. She says the midterm blitz is helping Republicans and explains some details of the voting integrity measures. She says Cali...

A Norwegian teenager who planned to commit murder in Britain after being recruited by a Swedish organized crime group linked to the Iranian regime was sentenced to 20 years' detention on Friday. Johannes Natland, now 19, was arrested in a hotel room in Huddersfield, northern England, in March 2025 with two firearms and ammunition in his possession. Natland was recruited by the Foxtrot Network, a S...

The White House's new "Super Intelligence Force" met for the first time on Thursday. The task force discussed risks posed by artificial intelligence and ways the government can improve its response to potential issues. The task force agreed to review and develop protocols and mechanisms for AI labs to provide early warnings. It also agreed to develop standardized procedures for notifying the gover...

Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh on Friday avoided signaling interest rate moves and vowed to deliver price stability. Speaking on the sidelines of the International Monetary Fund and World Bank meeting in Bangkok, Warsh said he won't presage what actions the Federal Reserve may take at its upcoming meetings in October and December.

Escalations by the Houthi terrorist group are bringing the actions of Iran, Russia, and China into question. To find out more, NTD discussed the Middle East war situation with Mike Sarraille, a retired U.S. Navy SEAL and NTD senior military and national security analyst.

Love him or hate him, one can't deny that President Donald Trump has reordered American politics and foreign policy. Rod D. Martin, political analyst and founder and CEO of Martin Capital, takes NTD on a deep dive into his new book, "Trump's New World Re-Order: Dismantling the Deep State and Ending Postwar Globalist Rule."

The Trump administration is suing California to try to stop it from counting certain mail-in ballots—those identified as "likely" noncitizens—until their immigration status can be verified. To find out more, NTD spoke with Don Palmer, senior legal fellow for election integrity at The Heritage Foundation.

Vice President JD Vance campaigned for Republican Senate candidate Mike Rogers in Monroe, Michigan, on Thursday, describing the race as potentially the most important contest of the 2026 midterm elections and urging supporters to turn out and vote. The race has emerged as one of the country's most closely watched Senate contests, with public polling showing Rogers and Democratic nominee Abdul El-S...