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A 260 percent tariff on a Chinese product—and it's set to remain in place for at least five years. The U.S. Commerce Department announced the measure today. Can a joke cost millions? In China, apparently so. French soccer star Kylian Mbappé is being dropped from advertising campaigns by Chinese brands after making remarks about a meme portraying him as a dictator. What sparked the backlash? Federa...

What would it take to control a star? Far out into the cosmos, there is a star that doesn't seem to have gotten the memo that it's a star. Every so often, Tabby's Star (KIC 8462852) does something unthinkable. It twinkles. No, really—as in, it loses more than a 5th of its light at totally random intervals for no apparent reason. Which is something that stars just don't do. As if something massive...

President Donald Trump is calling for legal action against Democratic Senate candidate Mary Peltola. What does a new report say, and how is the president responding? Ten people are charged in Florida after a major Sinaloa Cartel bust. Jim Trusty breaks down the case and what it could mean for your community. U.S. Ambassador Mike Waltz and Cuban officials clash at the U.N. What does the regime not...

One week before the midterms, President Donald Trump is in Texas touting a major oil deal with Venezuela. What has the president planned for the final stretch? Early voting is already underway in North Carolina, home to a closely watched Senate race. Rep. Pat Harrigan (R-N.C.) tells us which issues are driving voters in the Tar Heel State. Former acting Defense Intelligence Agency Director David S...

The United States has closed a visa loophole that Chinese nationals have exploited for years to enter the country. The Department of Homeland Security announced a halt to a visa program that granted Chinese nationals visa-free entry to the Northern Mariana Islands. Easy access to the Northern Mariana Islands could facilitate birth tourism and espionage, raising concerns about potential national se...

NTD Good Morning spoke with Retired Lt. Col. Darin Gaub on a range of topics from the Department of War over the last week, including Confucius Institutes, the FORCE initiative, and the ASEAN meetings. Gaub is a retired Battalion Commander and Black Hawk Pilot with the U.S. Army, and serves as NTD's Senior Geopolitical analyst.

With California's gubernatorial election less than a week away, Republican candidate Steve Hilton is making his final push to voters. At a rally in Southern California yesterday, he addressed some of the state's biggest issues and outlined how he plans to tackle them if elected.

More young Americans say they have a negative view of capitalism. In a recent NBC News poll, 47 percent of voters 18 to 29 years old had a negative outlook on capitalism, and 42 percent viewed socialism positively. To explore the philosophy and practice of free enterprise, NTD sat down with Dustin Palmer, Director of Operations at "Principled Business."

President Donald Trump said on Wednesday that "a lot of progress" is being made on Russia and Ukraine when asked about the war between the two countries. "There'll be a meeting set up very soon" with Russian President Vladimir Putin and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, he added. A ceasefire appeared to be holding on Tuesday around the Ukrainian town of Oleshky after more than four years of...

Marking the 20th Anniversary of the Song-Kitty Hawk Incident, when a Chinese submarine revealed itself within the defense perimeter of a U.S. aircraft carrier, NTD spoke with Captain James Fanell, former Director of Intelligence for the Navy's Pacific Fleet.

Iowa's two main candidates for governor faced off in their final debate Tuesday, one week before the Nov. 3 election. Republican Zach Lahn and democrat Rob Sand discussed education, gun control, rising cancer rates, and the state budget.

A curious bear found itself locked inside a car in Alaska just after midnight Monday. Police in Juneau responded and used a rope to pull open the driver's side door from a safe distance. The bear quickly wandered away, revealing the damage it had left behind. It had torn apart the car's interior, shredding the seats and door panels. Despite the damage, the vehicle's owners said it "drove great" as...

U.S. War Secretary Pete Hegseth sought to reassure Southeast Asian counterparts on Wednesday of Washington's commitment to the Indo-Pacific, pledging that Washington would defend its interests and those of its allies and partners. Hegseth, who is participating in the two-day ASEAN defense ministers and related meetings in Cebu, Philippines, said the US would back that commitment with practical coo...

Serbian police said on Wednesday that an unidentified assailant attacked a guard with knives outside the Israeli Embassy in Belgrade and was killed shortly after midnight. Interior Minister Ivica Dacic said police were treating the incident as a "terrorist attack," had raised the terror threat to the highest level, and had stepped up their presence at key locations. He said the attacker was a mino...

115 Americans held hostage or wrongfully detained have been brought home in the last 20 months—with zero ransoms paid—said Sebastian Gorka, deputy assistant to President Donald Trump and senior director for counterterrorism at the National Security Council. In an interview with The Epoch Times' Jan Jekielek, Gorka said the administration has not paid ransom or made concessions to secure Americans'...

Former Assistant Attorney General and Oversight Project vice president Jeffrey Clark spoke Tiffany Meier after the Justice Department filed a new case accusing former FBI Director James Comey of transmitting classified information to a New York Times reporter in 2016. He weighs in on whether the Oct. 5 filing preserved the statute of limitations, Comey's push for dismissal, a ruling that the DOJ u...

Tiffany Meier's panel reacts to President Donald Trump's Corpus Christi and Lubbock rallies for Republican Ken Paxton against Democrat James Talarico, including his suggestion that Venezuela could someday become the 51st state and new energy announcements. They weigh the deadlocked, record-spending Senate race—already over $500 million in ads—and whether libertarian swing voters could tip a longti...

Tiffany Meier's panel plays "Fake News or Not Fake News — Election Edition," weighing whether Kamala Harris truly doesn't know if she'll run in 2028, if Maoist streamer Hasan Piker has become Democrats' biggest liability, and whether sports stars will keep bowing to Beijing after Kylian Mbappé apologized for a Mao meme and lost Chinese sponsorships.

Tiffany Meier's panel reacts to Vice President J.D. Vance's Howell rally for Michigan Republicans, where he tied Democrat Abdul El-Sayed to the "hatred" seen in France, new polling showing El-Sayed up six points, the neck-and-neck South Carolina Senate race between Darline Graham and Annie Andrews, and Flavio Bolsonaro leaving Brazil after losing to Lula as the State Department prepares U.S. visas...

Top officials from Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, and Turkey met with Iranian leaders on Monday in a bid to prevent a return to fighting between Iran, Israel, and the United States.

Protesters and police clashed in Turin, Italy, and other European cities over the weekend.

Despite protests and unrest over the weekend, football fans from the United States made the trip to see the NFL's first-ever regular season game in France on Sunday.

Police in Tallahassee, Florida, took a 15-year-old boy into custody on Sunday in connection with Saturday's Florida A&M homecoming night shooting near the university's football stadium.

Attorney General Todd Blanche is defending a Justice Department lawsuit filed on Friday. Sen. Dan Sullivan (R-Alaska) is running for reelection, but there's also another candidate on the ballot with the same name—Dan Sullivan. Here's what the Attorney General had to say on the issue.

The legal battle over noncitizen voting in California is heating up, with an emergency hearing on Sunday focused on the Trump administration's efforts to challenge the ballots of voters it suspects are not U.S. citizens. One judge told a Justice Department lawyer that California appears to have the legal authority to handle its elections on its own.