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President Trump signs three new executive orders at an AI summit in Washington and announces a bold action plan to sustain America's global dominance in artificial intelligence. Earlier today, Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard also spoke about her office's recent findings on the 2016 election during a White House press briefing.A federal judge in Florida today denied the Justice Department's request to unseal grand jury transcripts related to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, citing the Eleventh Circuit's grand jury secrecy law. The denial follows a request from the Trump administration to release the transcripts.Bryan Kohberger, the 30-year-old man who pleaded guilty on July 2 to the November 2022 murders of four University of Idaho students, has been sentenced to four consecutive life terms in prison. Before the sentencing, several family members of the victims spoke emotionally about the anguish they've endured.

President Donald Trump announced new trade deals with the Philippines and Indonesia—two key U.S. allies facing increased Chinese aggression in the region. He also commented on Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard's report on the 2016 election probe, saying, “It's time to go after people.”Following the release of more than 200,000 pages related to Reverend Martin Luther King Jr.'s assassination, the late civil rights leader's children are urging the public to view the records with empathy and respect.The Chinese Communist Party is blocking a U.S. government employee from leaving China. The State Department says the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office worker was visiting the country in a personal capacity.

As President Donald Trump marks his first six months in office, the White House is highlighting his achievements across various sectors. The update comes as Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard unveils hundreds of thousands of files related to the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr., and takes new action following the release of documents tied to the 2016 election probe.Attorneys for Harvard and the Justice Department faced off in court today, urging a federal judge to rule on a $2 billion funding freeze. Harvard argued the freeze is illegal, while the Justice Department maintained that universities are not automatically entitled to federal funding.In the Middle East, Israel has deployed ground forces into parts of the central Gaza Strip for the first time since the conflict began. Some believe hostages may be held in the area. Meanwhile, 25 countries have signed a joint statement calling for an immediate end to the war in Gaza.

Residents in the Gaza strip continue to collect aid after another reported shooting near an aid distribution site. Meanwhile, U.S. ambassador Mike Huckabee visits an ancient church that was recently attacked.Flash flooding around the Nation's Capital and extending into Maryland. Details on a rare alert from the National Weather Service.Thousands marched in Manhattan today, to call for an end to the 26-year-long brutal persecution against a popular spiritual group in China. Plus, a world renowned dance group makes a surprise appearance. Artists from the group tell us why they're here.A sneak peek at an upcoming Vital Signs interview. Dr. “Gator” Warsh reveals what today's children really need to thrive, and why it starts with the way we parent.And, a special honor for the beloved Peanuts comic strip. Britain's Royal Mail is celebrating Snoopy and Charlie Brown with a set of eight new stamps—complete with some British flair.

In a revelation about the lead-up to the 2016 Trump-Russia investigation, newly released records show the FBI and National Security Agency had low confidence that Russia was behind the alleged hack of DNC servers. But that detail was left out of a memo sent to then-President Barack Obama.At least 30 people were injured early Saturday morning when a vehicle drove into a crowd outside a nightclub in East Hollywood. Police say the driver was attacked. The cause of the incident is still under investigation.At least 27 people died Saturday afternoon after a tourist boat capsized in Vietnam during stormy weather. State media reports the boat, carrying 53 people, overturned around 2 p.m. local time as a storm approached.

President Donald Trump has signed into law the first major legislation regulating the crypto industry. Despite concerns over national security and consumer protection, the president says the law will strengthen assets like the dollar and help ensure U.S. dominance in the global crypto sector.Trump is formally suing Rupert Murdoch and The Wall Street Journal for libel. He's also responding to questions about an alleged letter to Jeffrey Epstein, as the Justice Department moves to release more related files.A multi-agency investigation is underway after a deadly explosion at a sheriff's training facility in East Los Angeles killed three deputies. The blast occurred around 7:30 Friday morning. One person remains hospitalized.

President Trump signed into law a bipartisan bill aimed at toughening prison sentences for fentanyl traffickers. Highlighting the stories of fentanyl victims, the president also called out China for its role in helping smuggle drugs into the U.S.President Trump's rescissions package cleared a key procedural hurdle in the Senate ahead of Friday's deadline—but it's not yet across the finish line. Three Republican senators continue to oppose the plan, which would cut about $9 billion in foreign aid and public broadcasting funds.In the Middle East, growing conflict between Israel and Syria is raising international concern, following reports that Israeli forces struck Syria's military headquarters in Damascus.

President Donald Trump has signed into law a bipartisan bill aimed at toughening prison sentences for fentanyl traffickers. Highlighting the stories of fentanyl victims, the president also called out China for its role in helping smuggle drugs into the United States.Trump's rescissions package cleared a key procedural hurdle in the Senate ahead of Friday's deadline—but it's not yet across the finish line. Three Republican senators continue to oppose the plan, which would cut about $9 billion in foreign aid and public broadcasting funds.In the Middle East, the growing conflict between Israel and Syria is raising international concern, following reports that Israeli forces struck Syria's military headquarters in Damascus.

Visiting Pittsburgh today, President Trump announced $90 billion in new investments aimed at making Pennsylvania a leading AI hub. The president vows to leave China far behind as he pushes for U.S. dominance in the industry.President Trump also issued another warning to Russia, urging it to strike a peace deal within 50 days. The head of NATO backed Trump's stance, warning Russia's allies that they could face consequences as well.Former National Security Advisor Mike Waltz was pressed by senators today during his confirmation hearing to become the next U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations. Lawmakers on both sides agreed that the next ambassador must confront China's growing influence in multilateral organizations.

President Donald Trump announced Monday that the United States will send billions in weapons to Ukraine through NATO allies. He also issued a fresh ultimatum to Moscow, threatening 100 percent “secondary tariffs” on Russia if no peace deal is reached within 50 days.In an after-term ruling, the Supreme Court is allowing Trump to move forward with his plan to lay off nearly 1,400 Education Department employees. This comes as attorneys general from more than a dozen states sue the administration over frozen public education funding.Nine people are dead and dozens injured after a fire broke out Sunday at an assisted living center in Fall River, Massachusetts. The cause of the fire is under investigation. Meanwhile, more than 160 people remain missing after deadly Fourth of July floods in Central Texas. With more storms in the forecast, crews are bracing for further flash flooding.

A new round of flood warnings in Texas. Officials say heavy rains in the state could cause more flash flooding. Rescue and evacuation efforts for some areas are underway. In the meantime, the search for missing victims from the July Fourth floods have been temporarily paused.Today marks one year since President Trump survived an assassination attempt in Butler, Pennsylvania. Hear how he reflected on the past year, during an interview with Lara Trump.As Trump teases a major announcement about Russia coming Monday and NATO's Secretary General visits Washington next week, can we expect a turning point in the Russia-Ukraine war? Two guests join us to explore.Diet has a lot to do with health, but so does getting good sleep. The question is, are you getting the right kind of shut-eye? A sleep physician goes deep on slow-wave sleep.And, unexpected "creatures" appear in deep space as the James Webb telescope spots a cosmic owl and a galactic jellyfish.

President Donald Trump has announced 30 percent tariffs on goods imported from Mexico and the European Union, set to take effect on Aug. 1. He warned the rates could go even higher if any country responds with retaliatory tariffs.The Trump administration says it will appeal a California judge's order halting immigration arrests without probable cause. Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem also said Saturday she's in talks with five states to establish detention facilities modeled after Florida's “Alligator Alcatraz.”New details have emerged in last month's fatal Air India crash. A preliminary report released Saturday shows the plane's fuel cutoff switches were flipped seconds after takeoff.

President Donald Trump visited Central Texas on July 11 for a first-hand look at damage from a devastating flood that claimed the lives of more than 120 people statewide, including more than 35 children. Trump received a briefing from local officials in Kerr County, Texas, and met with the relatives of victims.Secretary of State Marco Rubio says there is a "high probability" of a meeting between Trump and Chinese communist leader Xi Jinping. Rubio made the comments after his meeting with his Chinese counterpart in Malaysia at the ASEAN summit.New data from the Treasury Department show that surging tariff revenues in June helped the U.S. government post an unexpected budget surplus of $27 billion, offering a rare fiscal bright spot amid persistently high federal deficits and suggesting that Trump's tariff policies are becoming a significant source of government revenue.

A federal judge in New Hampshire has temporarily blocked President Donald Trump's birthright citizenship order for the second time. The ruling comes in response to a case seeking class action status on behalf of illegal immigrant parents and their children.Thousands of first responders continue searching for missing people after the deadly Texas floods, with more than 160 still unaccounted for in Kerr County alone. Rescue workers are using a grid system to methodically comb through affected areas.The Trump administration is moving to ban illegal immigrants from receiving several federal benefits. On July 10, multiple federal departments announced cuts to health and education aid, among other programs, as part of an effort to save taxpayers billions.

The death toll from the Texas floods has risen to at least 119. More than 160 people remain missing in the Kerr County area, including five Camp Mystic campers and one counselor. Local officials are urging residents to shelter in place and avoid areas of destruction.President Donald Trump met Wednesday with leaders from several African nations at the White House. All expressed interest in mineral deals with the United States, and praised his efforts to help end the 30-year war between Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of the Congo.Russia has reportedly launched its largest drone attack on Ukraine since the start of the war. In response, Trump says he's now considering sending Patriot anti-missile systems to Ukraine.

The death toll from the devastating Texas floods has reached 109, with another 161 people still missing, according to Governor Greg Abbott. First responders are continuing search and rescue operations, while the Kerr County sheriff says officials are working to piece together a timeline of events.A day after President Trump sent over a dozen tariff letters to countries around the world, he's standing firm on his trade negotiation strategy. At a Cabinet meeting, the president addressed ongoing trade talks and the federal response to the Texas flooding.Big news for flyers—Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem has announced a change aimed at improving the airport experience. Effective immediately, TSA will no longer require travelers to remove their shoes at security checkpoints.

The death toll has risen to at least 94 in the historic Texas flooding. As rescue and recovery efforts continue, the region is bracing for more rain. Amid criticism from Democrats, the White House says the National Weather Service issued timely warnings—and President Donald Trump is expected to visit the hardest-hit areas later this week.Trump is ramping up pressure on trading partners, notifying more than a dozen countries of new tariff rates today. The White House tells NTD the president will take any action necessary to prevent other nations from taking advantage of the United States.The Department of Homeland Security says it will terminate deportation protections for tens of thousands of Hondurans and Nicaraguans. Effective Sept. 6, the move will end Temporary Protected Status for an estimated 76,000 people.

Tragedy has struck Texas. At least 80 people are dead from flash flooding in the state, and the death toll is still rising. Victims include both adults and at least 21 children attending a girls summer camp. The search for survivors continues.Elon Musk has officially filed the America party with the Federal Election Commission. Details on his strategy for next year's midterm elections.Two Middle East affairs analysts break down what we can expect from the Trump-Netanyahu White House meeting on Monday.What's the best way to keep our minds in tip-top shape—as well as our bodies? A top brain surgeon shares his take in a preview of "Vital Signs" with Brendon Fallon.And, as Jurassic World Rebirth dominates the global box office, new dinosaur species have been discovered in Mongolia and Utah. What these finds tell us about the age when dinosaurs roamed the Earth.

Elon Musk announced Saturday the formation of a new political party he's calling the “America Party.” Musk posted a poll on his social media platform on Independence Day, asking users whether a new party should be created—65 percent said “yes.” He suggested that the poll results prompted his decision.Tragedy has struck Texas, where flash flooding has claimed the lives of at least 27 people, including nine children. Authorities have evacuated nearly 1,000 people so far and are continuing recovery operations along the Guadalupe River.President Donald Trump says he's cautiously optimistic that a deal to transfer control of TikTok to a U.S. buyer could come together next week. He said Friday that U.S. officials will begin talks with China in the coming days regarding a potential agreement.

President Donald Trump has signed the "Big Beautiful Bill" into law, fulfilling multiple campaign promises as the legislation's journey concludes on Independence Day.Multiple people are reported dead in Texas amid catastrophic flash flooding, as severe thunderstorms continue to cause major problems across central and western parts of the state.Trump spoke by phone with Ukraine's Volodymyr Zelenskyy, just one day after a call with Russia's Vladimir Putin—a conversation Trump described as disappointing.

The "Big, Beautiful Bill" has passed in the House, with 218 votes in favor and 214 against. President Donald Trump plans to sign the legislation into law at 5 p.m. on July 4, marking a major win for his administration.Trump spoke by phone with Russian President Vladimir Putin Thursday, just one day before an expected call with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy.The Supreme Court on Thursday agreed to hear four new cases in its next term, including two involving state laws that ban transgender athletes from competing in women's and girls' sports.

In a breakthrough just days before President Donald Trump's tariff deadline, the United States has struck a new trade deal with Vietnam—locking in tariffs on imports and securing duty-free access for American goods.With Trump's megabill now on the House floor, Speaker Mike Johnson faces a tight margin. He can afford to lose only three votes, and at least three House Republicans are already signaling they won't support the Senate-amended bill.Trump says Israel has agreed to a cease-fire proposal for Gaza. The plan will now be delivered to the Hamas terrorist group for approval. Meanwhile, the United States is pausing some weapons shipments to Ukraine.

President Donald Trump's One Big Beautiful Bill passes the Senate. Vice President JD Vance cast the tie-breaking vote after three Senate Republicans opposed the measure following a record-long debate. Now, the amended bill heads to the House.Trump applauds the bill's passage while touring a Florida detention center nicknamed “Alligator Alcatraz.” He's also threatening to have the Department of Government Efficiency review Elon Musk's government contracts.Zohran Mamdani officially wins the Democratic mayoral nomination in New York City. The candidate secured 56 percent of votes in the third round of ranked-choice tallying. Trump reacted Tuesday, calling Mamdani a “communist.”

The Senate is holding a marathon series of votes on the sweeping reconciliation bill. Republicans can afford to lose only three votes to pass it—and two GOP senators are firmly opposed.The White House tells NTD that Canada “caved to President Trump” by dropping its digital services tax. We have the latest on that, and why President Donald Trump is visiting Florida's “Alligator Alcatraz” detention center.Harvard has been put on notice by the Trump administration. A federal task force says the Ivy League university violated the civil rights of Jewish students.

A late Saturday night in the senate, with an appearance by Vice President JD Vance. The session advanced the big beautiful bill one step further towards approval after fierce negotiations.Israeli forces launch more airstrikes in the Gaza strip and reportedly killed a founder of the hamas terrorist group. Meanwhile, a Gaza aid group says it has delivered 50 million meals to residents.A series of major Supreme Court rulings Friday could significantly impact Trump's policies. Two guests join us to break it down.We zoom in on health and wellness, where the foods we eat may only be part of the puzzle. Insights on the link between hormones, weight gain, and chronic disease.And, a crew of astronauts from around the world have arrived on the International space station. They were shuttled toward the stars aboard a space-X rocket.

A vote on the One Big Beautiful Bill Act is expected soon. The Senate is holding a rare Saturday session as Republicans race to get the bill to President Donald Trump's desk by the Fourth of July. However, it remains unclear whether the legislation has enough support to pass.The Supreme Court handed a victory to the Trump administration by blocking the use of nationwide injunctions. Two legal analysts join NTD to break down the impact of that decision, along with other major rulings issued on the court's final day of the term.Hundreds gathered Saturday to honor slain Minnesota lawmaker Melissa Hortman and her husband. Gov. Tim Walz, former President Joe Biden, and former Vice President Kamala Harris were among those in attendance.

In a major win for President Donald Trump Friday, the Supreme Court ruled to limit lower courts' ability to issue nationwide injunctions. The case centered on a lower court ruling that had blocked Trump's executive order to end automatic birthright citizenship.Trump told NTD that the decision will empower both Congress and future presidents. He also announced the cancellation of trade talks with Canada and introduced a new timeline for a cease-fire in Gaza.In other major rulings, the Supreme Court upheld a Maryland policy allowing parents to opt their young children out of school storybook lessons featuring LGBT themes, as well as a Texas law requiring age verification to access pornographic websites.

President Donald Trump today invited everyday Americans to the White House as he made another push for his sweeping tax and border legislation—the “Big Beautiful Bill.” However, Republicans are facing hurdles in the Senate as they try to pass the measure before Independence Day.Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and Gen. Dan Caine, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, revealed new details about the strikes on Iran's nuclear facilities—including that the Massive Ordnance Penetrator munition used against the Fordow nuclear site was specifically created for that target.Iran's supreme leader made his first public statement since the cease-fire with Israel. Ayatollah Khamenei declared victory in the war and claimed that U.S. strikes on Iran's nuclear sites failed to cause significant damage. Meanwhile, families of hostages held in the Gaza Strip continue to call for the release of their loved ones.

President Donald Trump and Secretary of State Marco Rubio on Wednesday made their most detailed case yet for why they're confident that U.S. strikes have obliterated Iran's key nuclear sites. The announcement comes as NATO leaders deliver a win for Trump by agreeing to boost their defense spending. The United States and Iran are scheduled to hold talks next week.Zohran Mamdani, a 33-year-old New York state lawmaker and self-described democratic socialist, has declared victory in New York City's Democratic mayoral primary. Former New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo has conceded.The U.S. Department of Education says California is violating federal law by allowing transgender athletes to compete in girls' sports. Now, the state may be forced to give back accolades to female athletes.

President Donald Trump heads to Europe for the NATO summit as he applauds a cease-fire between Israel and Iran, which appears to be holding despite a rocky start. The two sides agreed to a cease-fire Monday night, but exchanged strikes even after it went into effect. Following a conversation with Trump, Israel says it is holding off on additional attacks on Iran.Reactions are pouring in from Capitol Hill following the cease-fire announcement. A GOP lawmaker has nominated Trump for the Nobel Peace Prize. Meanwhile, 124 Democrats joined Republicans in tabling articles of impeachment against Trump, after Rep. Al Green (D-Texas) and a small group of Democrats called the president's strikes on Iran unconstitutional.An extreme and long-lasting heatwave is reaching a dangerous peak Tuesday, with some East Coast cities facing their hottest day in a decade. More than 150 million Americans are under heat alerts, and at least one death has been reported.

President Trump posting on Truth Social on Monday that a cease-fire has been agreed between Israel and Iran. The announcement comes hours after Iran launched multiple missiles at a U.S. air base in Qatar. Qatar's Defense Ministry said it “successfully” intercepted the attack.The Trump administration can now resume deporting criminal illegal immigrants to countries other than their homelands. In a 6–3 ruling along ideological lines, the Supreme Court today reversed a lower court decision that had blocked the administration from carrying out such removals.A rare and dangerous June heatwave is sweeping across much of the country, putting nearly 150 million people under heat alerts from Texas to Maine. In the Northeast, temperatures are forecast to reach their highest levels in more than a decade.

The US military strikes multiple nuclear facilities in Iran. Afterward, Iran launched a barrage of missiles, hitting multiple cities in Israel. Details on President Trump's address after the strikes.A suspected gunman was killed outside a church in a Detroit suburb. One man was injured: a security guard on the scene.Three people found dead in North Dakota after tornadoes wreaked havoc. Wind speeds were so high they also blew over a dozen train cars off their tracks.Two guests join us to break down just how significant the US strikes on Iran were, and what they mean for the region and the world.How an American surgeon saved lives under enemy fire in Vietnam. Vital Signs' host Brendon Fallon shares highlights from his interview with US Military veteran and cardiothoracic surgeon, Allen Davies.And, thousands of people gathered in New York City, to walk through the night—on a shared mission to end suicide and shed light on the importance of mental health.

As the Israel–Iran conflict continues, reports indicate that American B-2 stealth bombers are heading west, departing the U.S. B-2s are the only aircraft equipped to carry and deploy 30,000-pound bunker-buster bombs—potentially just what Israel needs in its ongoing fight with Iran.With Democratic Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez by his side, former Columbia University graduate and activist Mahmoud Khalil has returned to the New York metro area after spending three months in ICE detention. A judge ordered his release on bail Friday.And Middle East analyst Gerard Filitti breaks down the latest developments in the Israel–Iran war. Will Iran agree to a deal before President Trump's two-week deadline?

The Trump administration has imposed new sanctions on Iran, targeting the regime's weapons programs. This comes as Israel and Iran continue to exchange deadly strikes, now a week into their conflict. A European delegation is holding talks with an Iranian official today, but President Donald Trump says Iran is actually seeking to engage with the United States, not Europe.A federal judge today ordered the release of pro-Palestinian activist Mahmoud Khalil from immigration detention. The Trump administration has sought to deport him over his role in protests at Columbia University. He was detained on March 8.Meanwhile, a court has upheld Trump's use of the California National Guard in response to the riots in Los Angeles. As part of a broader effort by the Trump administration to crack down on illegal immigration, Vice President J.D. Vance is in Los Angeles today meeting with Marines and federal officers.

President Donald Trump says he'll make a decision within two weeks on whether to launch a military strike against Iran, as Israel and Iran continue to trade fire. Israel reports striking another nuclear site in Iran, while an Iranian missile has hit a hospital in Israel.The president has also given TikTok another 90 days to finalize a deal, granting China-based ByteDance more time to sell the app's U.S. assets. Trump had already delayed enforcement of the TikTok ban twice before.A SpaceX rocket exploded in Brownsville, Texas, Wednesday night. The company said the Starship “experienced a major anomaly” around 11 p.m. while on the test launch pad. SpaceX reported no danger to nearby communities but advised the public not to approach the site.

In the Middle East, Iran's Supreme Leader has rejected President Trump's call for an unconditional surrender, as deadly exchanges between Israel and Iran continue. Speaking today, President Trump said Iran had reached out and proposed coming to the White House for talks—but added that it's “very late” for that. He also warned that the U.S. “may or may not” launch a military strike against Iran.The Supreme Court on Monday, in a 6–3 decision, upheld Tennessee's ban on so-called gender-affirming care for minors. Chief Justice John Roberts, writing for the majority, said the law banning puberty blockers and hormone treatments for minors does not violate the Constitution's Equal Protection Clause. The ruling aligns with the Trump administration's earlier rollback of protections for transgender individuals.The Federal Reserve has unanimously voted to keep interest rates steady at 4.25%. Fed officials still project two rate cuts before the end of the year, while President Trump continues to push for rates “two points lower.”

President Donald Trump left the G7 summit earlier than planned Monday night, saying something “bigger” is coming. He also said the United States knows exactly where the Iranian supreme leader is hiding, adding, “Our patience is running thin.”A three-judge appellate panel on Tuesday considered whether the California National Guard should remain under Trump's control, following recent protests in Los Angeles over Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) operations. Meanwhile, California lawmakers are proposing a bill that would ban law enforcement officers from concealing their faces during operations.The New York City comptroller was placed in handcuffs Tuesday after a scuffle at the immigration courthouse. He was escorting a defendant, and Homeland Security said he was interfering with ICE agents.

President Donald Trump is attending the G7 summit in Alberta, Canada. He says leaders are working to prevent Iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon, and is calling for a return to the negotiating table. Additionally, the United States and the UK signed a document at the summit formalizing a trade agreement, with Trump calling the deal fair for both nations.Israeli forces struck the headquarters of Iran's state-run media during a live broadcast. Meanwhile, more residents in Israel were killed after an Iranian missile hit another residential building.The Justice Department has charged a suspect in the shooting of lawmakers in Minnesota. Authorities arrested 57-year-old Vance Boelter following a two-day manhunt.

The manhunt is still on for the suspect accused of shooting Minnesota state lawmakers and their spouses. He managed to evade law enforcement during a violent encounter.Israel and Iran enter their third day of missile strikes. Today, an Iranian missile hit a residential area in Israel, reportedly killing at least four people and injuring more than 100. Meanwhile, President Trump said its possible that the US could get involved.Our panel discusses Israel's third day of air strikes against Iran and its impact on US-Iran nuclear talks.A top vision specialist says you could be straining your eyes without even realizing it. Details on how to discover your true lens prescription—and how it can help.And, girl Scouts in Massachusetts surprised service members with nearly 14,000 boxes of cookies—a generous show of appreciation for the troops' unwavering service.

In the Middle East, Israeli forces have launched a series of strikes in Iran, targeting nuclear facilities and killing several top military leaders. In response, Iran has launched missiles and attack drones at Israel. President Donald Trump says Iran now has a “second chance” to agree to a nuclear deal following Israel's preemptive strikes on its nuclear program. He also warned that if Iran refuses, it could face even more severe attacks.India's Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau has launched its probe into the cause of Thursday's Air India crash. The sole survivor spoke to a local reporter Friday from his hospital bed. Officials have also recovered the aircraft's black box, which may shed light on the crash that killed more than 240 people on board.A parade celebrating the Army's 250th anniversary is set to kick off in the nation's capital Saturday. Tune in for live special coverage of all the festivities—June 14th, starting at 5:30 p.m. ET—right here on NTD.

Nearly 300 people are reported dead after an Air India flight bound for London crashed into a residential neighborhood. India's interior minister visited the lone survivor in the hospital Thursday. President Donald Trump called the crash “one of the worst in aviation history” and offered immediate U.S. assistance if needed. Investigations into the cause of the crash are underway.Trump signed measures Thursday to overturn California's electric vehicle mandate, which aimed to end the sale of gasoline-only cars in the state by 2035. The move has sparked legal challenges. During the bill signing, Trump also referenced his relationship with Elon Musk in relation to the issue.The House on Thursday approved a measure codifying Trump's request to cancel funding for foreign aid and public broadcasting. The legislation rolls back more than $9 billion previously approved by Congress, including funds for PBS and NPR. The rescissions package passed in a 214–212 vote and now heads to the Senate, where it needs a simple majority to pass.

President Trump has announced a new trade framework with China. He outlined proposed tariffs, as a final deal remains pending approval.The White House issued a warning in response to anti-ICE protests spreading in major cities. Recent protests in downtown Los Angeles have led to looting, arrests, and now a citywide curfew. Mayor Karen Bass says the city is under emergency orders that could remain in effect for several days. Meanwhile, the Department of Justice is prosecuting two individuals accused of possessing Molotov cocktails amid the ongoing unrest.Tech billionaire Elon Musk is stepping back from his recent feud with President Trump. He said on X that he regrets some of his posts about Trump. In a phone interview with the New York Post, Trump responded to Musk's apology, saying, “I thought it was very nice that he did that.”

President Trump doubled down on the need for federal intervention as he deployed active-duty Marines and additional National Guard troops to Los Angeles. He also warned of “heavy force” if protests spread to this weekend's military parade in Washington. While tensions have eased in downtown Los Angeles, officials are preparing for a fifth consecutive day of demonstrations.On Capitol Hill, lawmakers pressed Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth on the administration's decision to deploy troops to L.A. during a hearing on defense spending for the next fiscal year.At least 10 people were killed in a mass shooting at a school in Austria. Eleven others were wounded, and one victim remains in critical condition. Authorities say the alleged gunman, a 21-year-old male, died by suicide. The motive for the attack is still unknown.

California is suing the Trump administration. Gov. Gavin Newsom and the state's attorney general accuse President Donald Trump and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth of overstepping their authority by deploying the California National Guard during riots in Los Angeles over the weekend.Meanwhile, civil rights and labor leaders rallied in Los Angeles Monday, demanding the release of a union leader arrested in a federal immigration raid. Trump doubled down on the National Guard deployment, calling violent protesters in Los Angeles “professional agitators.”Trump's travel ban went into effect just after midnight Monday. It bars citizens from 12 countries from entering the United States and imposes travel restrictions on seven others.

Protests over immigration policy are raging in Los Angeles, and national guard troops have arrived. Details on the response from the trump administration and pushback from California officials and lawmakers.New developments in the standoff between President Trump and Elon Musk. Reports say aids for each side are talking now that heated X posts have slowed.What does the Trump-Musk spat mean for US space readiness? Could this push the US closer to Russia and give China a leg up? Two guests join us to explore.Toxins around us might be making it harder to lose weight, but targeted detoxes could actually help. Host of Epoch TV's Vital Signs, Brendon Fallon, spoke with an expert on obesity medicine for insight.And over in the Big Apple, Brooklyn's Brighton Beach station transforms into a living museum, as the New York Transit Museum's Parade of Trains rolls through this weekend.

Police and protesters clashed outside a federal detention center in Los Angeles yesterday, following immigration raids that led to dozens of arrests across the city. Mayor Karen Bass condemned the raids, while White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller asserted that “federal law will be enforced.”The feud between President Trump and Elon Musk continues to intensify. In an interview with NBC today, the president warned that the tech billionaire will face “very serious consequences” if he funds Democratic candidates. Meanwhile, some of Musk's most controversial posts on X targeting Trump have since been removed from the platform.The mayor of Kharkiv, in Ukraine, says the city has just experienced its worst attack since the war with Russia began. Local officials report that at least 40 explosions rocked Kharkiv Saturday morning, killing four people and wounding more than 60.

As a feud continues between two of the world's most powerful men, President Donald Trump says he's focused on policy—not on Elon Musk. He also announced that U.S.-China trade talks will take place in London next Monday.Remembering D-Day—the event that turned the tide of World War II—Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, alongside defense leaders from France and the UK, delivered remarks in Normandy to mark the occasion.Attorney General Pam Bondi announced Friday that deported Salvadoran national Kilmar Abrego Garcia has been returned to the United States to face a two-count criminal indictment for alien smuggling and conspiracy to commit alien smuggling.

President Donald Trump met with the Chancellor of Germany at the White House today. German Chancellor Friedrich Merz compared the Russia-Ukraine war to World War II—suggesting that the United States has the power to help end the conflict. Trump, meanwhile, indicated that he believes both sides may want to continue fighting for now.In a separate development, the relationship between Trump and Elon Musk took a sharp and public turn. Within a matter of hours, the president threatened to revoke Musk's government contracts, while Musk accused Trump of being ungrateful for his support.Trump also announced a new travel ban affecting 12 countries, citing national security concerns and high rates of visa overstays. Additionally, the president has blocked Harvard University from admitting international students.

The Congressional Budget Office now estimates that the “big beautiful bill” would add over $2 trillion to the national debt. Elon Musk is also escalating his criticism. However, the White House disputes those claims, insisting the agenda will cut spending and reduce the deficit.President Trump spoke by phone today with Russian President Vladimir Putin, following a series of high-profile Ukrainian attacks on Russian territory. Trump described the call as “a good conversation, but not a conversation that will lead to immediate peace.” He added that Putin “very strongly” indicated he would respond to the recent attacks on Russian airfields.Meanwhile, the Trump administration is taking action against Columbia University, alleging the school violated Title VI of the Civil Rights Act by showing “deliberate indifference toward the harassment of Jewish students.” As a result, the administration says Columbia no longer meets the standards required by its accrediting body.

The White House confirms President Trump is expected to speak with Chinese President Xi Jinping soon. Amid heightened tensions, the U.S. is closely monitoring China's compliance with a recent trade agreement—one that Trump accuses Beijing of breaching.Immigration and Customs Enforcement has taken into custody the wife and five children of Boulder terror suspect Mohamed Soliman. Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem announced the development on X.Ukraine reports it has struck a major bridge connecting Russia to the Crimean Peninsula. The strike comes just days after a Ukrainian drone attack on Russian airfields. The White House issued a response today.

The suspect in Sunday's attack in Colorado has been charged with a hate crime. Authorities say the man allegedly shouted “Free Palestine” as he threw firebombs at a Jewish event in Boulder. Twelve people were injured.Russia and Ukraine successfully concluded a second round of direct talks in Istanbul, Turkey, on June 2. The two sides reached agreement on three key points, including a prisoner exchange and a possible meeting between the presidents.In a brief order Monday, the Supreme Court said it will consider whether to revive a challenge to a state's policy of counting mail-in ballots received after Election Day. In a separate decision, the court declined to take up cases challenging strict gun laws.