Professor of American Political History at Gannon University in Erie Pennsylvania—a county sometimes dubbed “The bellwether of bellwethers”—spoke with NTD about the presidential candidates’ latest attempts to reach voters in swing states. He says with former president Donald Trump working at McDonald’s, and Vice President Kamala Harris speaking at a church, both are trying to […]

Tragedy strikes a Georgia island when a gangway connecting a ferry to a dock collapses, killing several people and injuring others during cultural festivities. Highly classified documents showing Israel’s plans to attack Iran appear to have been leaked. Meanwhile, Hamas terrorists in the Gaza Strip released a video of alleged attacks on Israeli troops. Vice […]

President Joe Biden made another visit to Florida today. He announced more than half a billion dollars in funding to support communities impacted by the two recent hurricanes. The United States is increasing its support for Israel amid attacks by Iran and its allies in the region—sending to the country nearly 100 troops along with […]

Israeli forces unleash the heaviest strikes on Beirut so far, according to witnesses. An Iranian general has been missing since Israel’s recent strikes on the Lebanese capital, Jason Perry reports. Dozens of Florida counties are under a state of emergency, and millions of residents are on high alert as the state prepares for another possibly […]

U.S. Secret Service Acting Director Ronald Rowe held a press conference Friday to give more details on the agency’s investigation of the attempted assassination of former President Donald Trump. NTD spoke with Peter Forcelli, retired deputy assistant director for the U.S. Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco & Firearms, and retired NYPD homicide detective, who commended Rowe’s […]

Secret Service Acting Director Ronald Rowe is holding a press conference Friday to give more details on the agency’s investigation of the attempted assassination of former President Donald Trump. The United States is now taking major action on Venezuela after the recent election. The State Department says it now recognizes the opposition candidate as the […]

Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu arrives in Florida to meet with former President Donald Trump. The 2024 Olympic Games have kicked off with a spectacular opening ceremony in Paris. Find out about the big names and even bigger crowds at what is being deemed the largest opening ceremony in Olympic history. Lawmakers are pushing back […]

A global technology outage is forcing hospitals to cancel surgeries and doctors to reschedule their appointments. However, even the rescheduling systems are offline! How the outage is affecting patients around the globe. Reactions are coming in after Russia sentenced an American reporter to 16 years in prison. What the White House and the journalist’s employer […]

A new law in Louisiana allows state residents to conceal and carry a gun without a permit, though with some restrictions. We’ll tell you what those are. The UK has a new prime minister. Sir Keir Starmer gives his first speech as the Labour Party wins the general election in a landslide. What does outgoing […]

The Supreme Court has handed down a major ruling on Second Amendment rights. NTD explores what it means for victims of domestic violence—and how Americans are reacting. Former President Donald Trump’s campaign out-raised President Joe Biden’s by more than $60 million last month. NTD has the latest on the presidential race. A Ukrainian student’s YouTube […]

A federal probe is underway to determine if Boeing and other aircraft makers used counterfeit titanium on some of its recently produced planes. NTD has more on what investigators have discovered. G7 leaders are calling China out for supporting Russia and harming the global economy with its unfair trade practices. What’s in the upcoming G7 […]

Trump allies plead not guilty in the Arizona election case. They are among dozens of Republicans facing prosecution over the aftermath of the 2020 presidential election. Echoing Ronald Reagan and seeking to contrast with former President Donald Trump, President Joe Biden delivers a speech on democracy atop an iconic cliff in Normandy. A large group […]

Following Thursday’s historic jury decision against Donald Trump, the former president is getting a positive boost from donors. During the past 24 hours, his supporters have opened their wallets and given money in record numbers. President Joe Biden responds to President Trump’s guilty verdict. He says no one is above the law, calling President Trump’s […]

What if we could bring our face or body closer to “beautiful”—closer to the movie star or supermodel ideal, or just bring them closer to “normal”—to be more accepted, less judged in our day-to-day lives? Would we do it—if we could afford it? In this VitalSigns episode, two leading cosmetic surgeons shed light on what […]

Does trying to eat less really help you to lose weight? “People who try to eat less are actually very uncomfortable. It’s actually hard to be hungry, and we don’t like it,” says Anna Tobia of the Marcus Institute of Integrative Health at Jefferson University. “So, the best way to lose weight is actually to […]

Could water rival wine in taste, terroir, and the romantic appeal of its origin? What key health benefit does water hold, regardless of its source? Twenty years ago, food anthropologist Michael Mascha was forced to surrender his deep passion for wine. The last place he expected to find alternate satisfaction was in a bottle of […]

Transhumanism, a movement making efforts to transcend our humanity. It sounds like it could be a good thing, in theory. But in practice, what could it entail? There’s biomedical augmentation, everything from artificial limbs to gene manipulation, in order to cure diseases and crippling conditions, and humanity’s pain and suffering—which is at times self inflicted. […]

Fruits and vegetables go together like “two peas in a pod”—but are they really as similar as we’ve been told? In general, the nutrients from fruits can be quite different from those of vegetables. While fruits are often celebrated for their vitamins and natural sugars, vegetables bring to the table a unique blend of minerals […]

A study compared coffee drinkers and non-coffee drinkers over a seven-year period. It compared those who add sugar and those who don’t, and the findings on life expectancy are surprising! If sugar is really the “arch-nemesis” of health, how come this study suggests the opposite when we add a little to our coffee? Are you […]

During the Vietnam War, American soldiers and sailors manned the Mobile Riverine Force (MRF) assault boats that patrolled the Mekong Delta. The Riverines were key to the success of Allied forces in the Delta during the 1968 Tet offensive, and were frequently met with hostile fire from enemy forces. Decades later, clinical psychologist Marilyn Luber […]