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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...

A National Guard member was wounded on patrol in the nation's capital late on Sunday night. The service member has now been released from the hospital after being shot in the leg in Washington.

President Donald Trump said on Monday that he was open to holding a trilateral meeting with Chinese regime leader Xi Jinping and Russian President Vladimir Putin to discuss denuclearization. "We would have it to talk about nuclear weapons and denuclearization," Trump said to reporters outside the White House. "If President Xi wants to have it, I'd have it. I'm sure we'd talk about other things lik...

What's behind the riots and looting in France? NTD discussed this with Ammon Blair, a former U.S. Border Patrol Agent and Senior Fellow at the Texas Public Policy Foundation.

The Pentagon is expanding efforts to repair deteriorating military barracks, appointing Medal of Honor recipient Sgt. Dakota Meyer as a senior adviser to its Barracks Task Force. Meyer says he will visit military installations nationwide to assess conditions and identify needed repairs.   Separately, President Donald Trump's Military Spouse Commission is working to improve support for military fam...

"DJ" Daniel dreamed of becoming an officer after seeing how police helped his family get through Hurricane Harvey, but at only six years old, he was diagnosed with a devastating brain cancer. Yet his dream endured and eventually brought him to the White House. His story is told in a new illustrated book, "Special Agent DJ," co-authored by our guest, Jarred Weisfeld.

Several American universities have cut foreign research partnerships amid mounting scrutiny of connections to China's military research system, after the Pentagon ordered 30 universities to audit their ties with foreign entities. The actions included ending relationships with institutions on the Pentagon's restricted research-security list, as well as precautionary terminations involving entities...

Center for Security Policy senior analyst David Wurmser joins Tiffany Meier as student protests over school conditions spiral into looting, smashed shops, and overnight curfews in Paris—with similar unrest hitting Milan and Albania. He weighs French President Emmanuel Macron's blame of far-left groups and criminals, President Trump's call to close France's borders, and what it will take to restore...

Denny Salas, Democratic strategist, and Cindy Drukier, NTD editor-at-large, join Tiffany Meier Tonight to discuss Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed's comparison of questions about his alleged family ties to the Muslim Brotherhood to questions John F. Kennedy faced about his Catholic faith. The panel also examines former President Barack Obama's defense of Rep. Ilhan Omar following a reporte...

Denny Salas, Democratic strategist, and Cindy Drukier, NTD editor-at-large, join Tiffany Meier Tonight for "How Wild Is This?!" The panel reacts to Vice President J.D. Vance's comments about a possible 2028 presidential run, Sen. Elissa Slotkin's warning to young conservatives about working in the Trump administration, and Elon Musk's pledge to give every American child a share of SpaceX.

President Donald Trump is creating a new Women's Health Division at the National Institutes of Health. What could this mean for research, treatment, and care for women across the country? Trump points the finger at mass migration as the cause of the riots in France and Italy. Why is he saying it's time to close the borders? Prosecutors have charged 28 green card holders in what's being called Cali...

A new report raises security concerns over undersea cables in Greenland, where the United States maintains a key space base. Record-breaking joint U.S.–Japan military exercises begin today, featuring Japan's new long-range missiles and advanced U.S. weapons systems deployed only miles away from Taiwan. Secretary of State Marco Rubio is working to deepen ties with Central Asia as Washington seeks g...

Florida's Attorney General James Uthmeier announced that an arrest warrant has been issued for former Cuban leader Raul Castro. Castro is facing a charge of conspiracy to commit first-degree murder in connection with his alleged role in the 1996 downing of two airplanes.

Secretary of State Marco Rubio met with counterparts from five Central Asian nations in Uzbekistan on Monday, a trip which U.S. officials have presented as a key opportunity to expand American soft power.   Rubio, who arrived in the historic Silk Road city of Samarkand on Sunday night, met in the morning with the foreign ministers of Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, and Turkmenistan...