Latest Clips

President Donald Trump said on Monday morning that Iran had requested a new meeting with the United States. NTD speaks with geopolitical analyst Rod D. Martin for further insight and analysis.

Tens of thousands of people are still unaccounted for in Venezuela after devastating twin earthquakes hit the country.

Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado says she intends to return to her home country following the recent devastating earthquakes.

Colorado's Supreme Court has rejected new ballot measures that would have redrawn the state's congressional maps for 2028 and 2030.

After losing billions of dollars in recalls since 2024, Ford is now number 1 in the JD Power 2026 Initial Quality Survey.

China is expanding export restrictions on 40 Japanese companies, limiting access to certain dual-use goods as tensions grow between Beijing and Tokyo over Taiwan security and Japan's military buildup.

Former Assistant Attorney General Jeffrey Clark breaks down the Supreme Court’s major decisions—a 5-4 ruling preserving state mail-in ballot grace periods, a 6-3 decision affirming the president’s authority to fire FTC commissioners, and a separate 5-4 ruling protecting the Federal Reserve’s independence from White House control.

The Supreme Court had a busy day in rulings as well as on whether or not to hear consequential cases.

The president says U.S. negotiators are heading to Doha for talks with Iran, despite Tehran denying any meeting is scheduled.

Tiffany Meier and her panelists discuss the high-stakes Democratic primary in Colorado’s 1st Congressional District, where 29-year-old democratic socialist Melat Kiros is giving longtime Rep. Diana DeGette her toughest challenge in decades.

New York City will host a number of events for July 4 and America’s 250th celebration.

The United States and Iran have agreed to halt attacks and continue negotiations related to their memorandum of understanding.

Is America’s public education system failing to teach basic civics while increasingly encouraging political activism?

After warnings in recent years of de-dollarization, the U.S. dollar is now heading for its biggest monthly gain in nearly a year.

Australia and Vanuatu signed a long-awaited bilateral security and economic treaty on Monday.

Severe weather and weather-related disasters hit communities in the Southeast and Western United States over the weekend.

Secretary of Homeland Security Markwayne Mullin will hit 100 days in office on Wednesday. He said ICE is on track to surpass 2025 deportation numbers by the end of August.

The military alliance between Europe and North America—NATO—is stepping up its efforts in the Arctic.

From kindergarten and elementary school all the way through college and lifelong learning, China is making AI a mandatory class.

Earlier in the show, we covered the Supreme Court ruling that allows the counting of mail-in ballots that arrive after Election Day.

President Donald Trump said on Monday morning that Iran had requested a new meeting with the United States. NTD speaks with geopolitical analyst Rod D. Martin for further insight and analysis.

Tens of thousands of people are still unaccounted for in Venezuela after devastating twin earthquakes hit the country.

Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado says she intends to return to her home country following the recent devastating earthquakes.

Colorado's Supreme Court has rejected new ballot measures that would have redrawn the state's congressional maps for 2028 and 2030.

After losing billions of dollars in recalls since 2024, Ford is now number 1 in the JD Power 2026 Initial Quality Survey.

China is expanding export restrictions on 40 Japanese companies, limiting access to certain dual-use goods as tensions grow between Beijing and Tokyo over Taiwan security and Japan's military buildup.

Former Assistant Attorney General Jeffrey Clark breaks down the Supreme Court’s major decisions—a 5-4 ruling preserving state mail-in ballot grace periods, a 6-3 decision affirming the president’s authority to fire FTC commissioners, and a separate 5-4 ruling protecting the Federal Reserve’s independence from White House control.

The Supreme Court had a busy day in rulings as well as on whether or not to hear consequential cases.

The president says U.S. negotiators are heading to Doha for talks with Iran, despite Tehran denying any meeting is scheduled.

Tiffany Meier and her panelists discuss the high-stakes Democratic primary in Colorado’s 1st Congressional District, where 29-year-old democratic socialist Melat Kiros is giving longtime Rep. Diana DeGette her toughest challenge in decades.

New York City will host a number of events for July 4 and America’s 250th celebration.

The United States and Iran have agreed to halt attacks and continue negotiations related to their memorandum of understanding.

Is America’s public education system failing to teach basic civics while increasingly encouraging political activism?

After warnings in recent years of de-dollarization, the U.S. dollar is now heading for its biggest monthly gain in nearly a year.

Australia and Vanuatu signed a long-awaited bilateral security and economic treaty on Monday.

Severe weather and weather-related disasters hit communities in the Southeast and Western United States over the weekend.