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'A Bargaining Ploy’: Analyst on Iran Closing Strait of Hormuz Again
Gerard Filitti, Middle East affairs analyst and attorney specializing in international law, joined NTD to break it down.
White House Week in Review (April 18): Naval Blockade, Ceasefire, Natural Gas Pipeline Extension Into New York
NTD's Daniel Monaghan has your White House Week in Review.
Washington Roundup (April 18): Congress Approves 10-day FISA Spy Powers Extension
NTD’s Melina Wisecup has this week’s recap from Washington.
‘We Lived This,’ Says 40 Days for Life President & CEO Following Report on 'Weaponization' of FACE Act Against Pro-Life Activists
A pro-life activist whose arrest by the FBI drew national attention has reached a major settlement with the Justice Department.
43rd Anniversary of Attack on US Embassy in Beirut
Saturday was the 43rd anniversary of the deadliest terror attack on an American embassy in history.
NBA Playoffs Begin, Depleted Lakers Face Rockets
The Los Angeles Lakers face the Houston Rockets as part of a quadruple-header on Saturday as the NBA playoffs begin.
'We Need to Remember We're Negotiating With Terrorists': Panel on Iran War
Joining NTD's Iris Tao for a panel discussion is David Carlucci, a former New York State Senator, and founder of Carlucci Consulting, and Ashley Davis, a former Homeland Security executive and Republican strategist.
New Videos Show US Military Enforcing Naval Blockade on Iran
The US military on April 17, releasing 2 videos video showing the enforcement of the American naval blockade against Iran.
California Governor Candidate Tom Steyer Proposes Action on ICE Agents
California’s race for governor is starting to take shape, with candidates outlining new policy ideas.
Japan Relaxes Weapons Export Restrictions, Sends Warship Through Taiwan Strait
Australia will sign a contract with Japan to purchase 11 Mogami-class frigates for the navy on April 18.
US Warns of 'Secondary Sanctions' to Chinese Banks Aiding Iran
U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent told reporters on April 15 that any country doing business with Iran could face U.S. sanctions.
Oil Prices Drop Over 10 Percent as Iran Declares Hormuz Strait 'Completely Reopen'
Oil prices fell sharply on April 17 after Iran declared the Strait of Hormuz fully open.
FBI Seeks Victims of NYC SantaCon Charity After Organizer Arrested for Alleged Wire Fraud
The FBI on April 15 unsealed an indictment charging Stefan Pildes, the organizer of SantaCon, with wire fraud and is asking potential victims of SantaCon to fill out a short form.
Elusive Escaped Wolf Captured After 9 Days on the Run in South Korea
A young wolf evaded capture for nine days after escaping a South Korean zoo. The animal was finally recaptured on Friday, bringing to a close a saga that gripped the nation’s public.
France, UK Welcome Reopening of Hormuz Strait
The two leaders are holding a summit in Paris on Friday—a meeting that was previously aimed at reopening the strait.
Police Probe Incident Near London’s Israeli Embassy
British police said on Friday that they are investigating a security incident near London’s Israeli embassy.
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer Under Renewed Pressure to Resign
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer came under renewed pressure to resign on Friday.
Tom Cruise to Return for ‘Top Gun 3’
Tom Cruise is set to return for “Top Gun 3” according to a Paramount announcement at CinemaCon this week.
British Farm Raises Spring Lambs for Annual Bridge Crossing
Spring lambs in Britain are set to cross a London bridge.
RFK Jr. Testifies in Congress on Fraud, Budget, and Vaccines
Health and Human Services Secretary RFK Jr. addressed fraud and his department's budget, during his second day of testimony before Congress.
'A Bargaining Ploy’: Analyst on Iran Closing Strait of Hormuz Again
Gerard Filitti, Middle East affairs analyst and attorney specializing in international law, joined NTD to break it down.
White House Week in Review (April 18): Naval Blockade, Ceasefire, Natural Gas Pipeline Extension Into New York
NTD's Daniel Monaghan has your White House Week in Review.
Washington Roundup (April 18): Congress Approves 10-day FISA Spy Powers Extension
NTD’s Melina Wisecup has this week’s recap from Washington.
‘We Lived This,’ Says 40 Days for Life President & CEO Following Report on 'Weaponization' of FACE Act Against Pro-Life Activists
A pro-life activist whose arrest by the FBI drew national attention has reached a major settlement with the Justice Department.
43rd Anniversary of Attack on US Embassy in Beirut
Saturday was the 43rd anniversary of the deadliest terror attack on an American embassy in history.
NBA Playoffs Begin, Depleted Lakers Face Rockets
The Los Angeles Lakers face the Houston Rockets as part of a quadruple-header on Saturday as the NBA playoffs begin.
'We Need to Remember We're Negotiating With Terrorists': Panel on Iran War
Joining NTD's Iris Tao for a panel discussion is David Carlucci, a former New York State Senator, and founder of Carlucci Consulting, and Ashley Davis, a former Homeland Security executive and Republican strategist.
New Videos Show US Military Enforcing Naval Blockade on Iran
The US military on April 17, releasing 2 videos video showing the enforcement of the American naval blockade against Iran.
California Governor Candidate Tom Steyer Proposes Action on ICE Agents
California’s race for governor is starting to take shape, with candidates outlining new policy ideas.
Japan Relaxes Weapons Export Restrictions, Sends Warship Through Taiwan Strait
Australia will sign a contract with Japan to purchase 11 Mogami-class frigates for the navy on April 18.
US Warns of 'Secondary Sanctions' to Chinese Banks Aiding Iran
U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent told reporters on April 15 that any country doing business with Iran could face U.S. sanctions.
Oil Prices Drop Over 10 Percent as Iran Declares Hormuz Strait 'Completely Reopen'
Oil prices fell sharply on April 17 after Iran declared the Strait of Hormuz fully open.
FBI Seeks Victims of NYC SantaCon Charity After Organizer Arrested for Alleged Wire Fraud
The FBI on April 15 unsealed an indictment charging Stefan Pildes, the organizer of SantaCon, with wire fraud and is asking potential victims of SantaCon to fill out a short form.
Elusive Escaped Wolf Captured After 9 Days on the Run in South Korea
A young wolf evaded capture for nine days after escaping a South Korean zoo. The animal was finally recaptured on Friday, bringing to a close a saga that gripped the nation’s public.
France, UK Welcome Reopening of Hormuz Strait
The two leaders are holding a summit in Paris on Friday—a meeting that was previously aimed at reopening the strait.
Police Probe Incident Near London’s Israeli Embassy
British police said on Friday that they are investigating a security incident near London’s Israeli embassy.
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer Under Renewed Pressure to Resign
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer came under renewed pressure to resign on Friday.
Tom Cruise to Return for ‘Top Gun 3’
Tom Cruise is set to return for “Top Gun 3” according to a Paramount announcement at CinemaCon this week.
British Farm Raises Spring Lambs for Annual Bridge Crossing
Spring lambs in Britain are set to cross a London bridge.
RFK Jr. Testifies in Congress on Fraud, Budget, and Vaccines
Health and Human Services Secretary RFK Jr. addressed fraud and his department's budget, during his second day of testimony before Congress.