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US trade talks with China just wrapped up in Geneva. Treasury Secretary Bessent said the two countries have achieved "substantial progress" while the White House says a deal has been reached. Details on what we know so far.Two guests join us to explore what a US-China trade deal could look like and how markets will react.The final American hostage still alive in Gaza is set for imminent release. The update comes straight from the Hamas terrorist group.Could spending more time in 'green spaces' give our immune systems a boost, or even reduce the risk of heart disease or stroke? NTD's Stefania Cox sat down with Brendon Fallon—host of Epoch TV's Vital Signs health program—for more.And, a unique parade brings color and beauty to the streets of New York City while sharing a powerful message of human rights and resilience. NTD's Sherry Ning spoke with practitioners of a peaceful meditation practice to find out what World Falun Dafa Day means to them.

Officials from the United States and China met in person Saturday to discuss trade for the first time since President Donald Trump raised tariffs on China one month ago. The two delegations, led by Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng, met in Geneva, Switzerland, for approximately 10 hours.Trump announced Saturday that India and Pakistan have agreed to a U.S.-mediated cease-fire, but the Indian government is now accusing Pakistan of violating the agreement. This follows three days of cross-border fighting between the two nuclear powers.Newark Mayor Ras Baraka was released from custody after being taken away in handcuffs Friday afternoon for trespassing at a federal detention facility for illegal immigrants in Newark, New Jersey. A spokesperson for the Department of Homeland Security said Saturday that there will likely be “more arrests coming.”

President Trump says he's given instructions to his trade envoy ahead of this weekend's talks with Beijing. While he's calling on China to open its markets to the U.S., he also says he's fine with doing no business with China at all.Newark Mayor Ras Baraka has been arrested and charged with trespassing—after refusing to leave an Immigration and Customs Enforcement detention center earlier today. He was accompanied by a congressional delegation at the time.Marching through the rain, thousands of Falun Dafa practitioners paraded through Midtown Manhattan—celebrating Falun Dafa Day and honoring those who persevere through hardship.

A new pope has been elected. Cardinal Robert Prevost is now the leader of the Catholic Church, taking the name Pope Leo XIV. He is the first American ever to hold the title. President Donald Trump extended his congratulations, calling the news "a great honor" for the United States.Trump unveiled his first post-tariff trade deal with the UK, saying it will be the first of many. He plans to negotiate a deal with the European Union and says he is open to reducing his 145 percent tariffs on China, with talks scheduled for this weekend.The president on Thursday also suggested possibly involving Beijing in negotiations with Russia to end the war. China's communist leader, Xi Jinping, is among the heads of state visiting Moscow Thursday, strengthening ties with the Kremlin.

President Trump is ruling out tariff cuts for China, just as trade negotiations are set to begin between the two countries. He's doubling down on high tariffs ahead of this weekend's official talks and has sworn in a new envoy to Beijing—tasking him with pursuing fairness for American workers.A major shift for U.S. air travelers takes effect today. Adults flying domestically must now present a Real ID or a federally accepted alternative at TSA checkpoints. Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem reassured travelers without a Real ID that they will still be able to fly on Wednesday if necessary.An Indian airstrike has killed 26 people in Pakistan. Pakistan is threatening retaliation. India says it targeted only terrorists responsible for last month's deadly attack on Indian civilians—but Pakistan claims the strikes hit civilians. International leaders are calling for de-escalation between the nuclear-armed neighbors.Black smoke rose from the chimney of the Sistine Chapel today—signaling that cardinals have not yet elected a new pope. There's no clear front-runner to lead the Roman Catholic Church, and voting will continue tomorrow. Cardinals remain isolated from the outside world until a new pope is chosen.

Cayman's All-Party Parliamentary Group is to be Re-established in UK Parliament.Members of Parliament convene to set up committees.The Cayman Islands is set to Commemorate VE-Day 80th Anniversary.#RCNEWS #RADIOCAYMAN #CAYMANISLANDS

A child feared dead in a massive Toowoomba fire; The US closes its office of Palestinian affairs in Jerusalem; Club officials at Port Adelaide have stern words with Willie Rioli over reports of misbehaviour from the power forward.

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A Windsor woman is charged with animal cruelty thanks to a viral video, the first day of the papal conclave ends without a new pope, and you're encouraged to walk for mental health during May. All the evening headlines on the go.

CK police say they've seized about $52k worth of drugs from a Chatham home. CK Public Health is advising the community of another new measles exposure. A route has been chosen for Hydro One's Longwood to Lakeshore transmission lines project. Chatham-Kent is getting some support from Lambton County in its push for a stricter Environmental Assessment for a proposed landfill in Dresden. The Beer Store is closing several locations across Ontario. Black smoke was seen coming from the chimney on the Sistine Chapel, meaning no new pope has been chosen. 

President Trump and Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney met for the first time at the White House today. The two leaders exchanged differing opinions on trade and territorial issues. During the meeting, President Trump told the Prime Minister that he still wants Canada to become the 51st U.S. state, to which Carney responded that Canada is not “for sale.”The Supreme Court has allowed the Trump administration to enforce its ban on transgender individuals serving in the military while it appeals a lower court's ruling. In a social media post, White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt hailed the decision as a “massive victory.”Tensions rose between India and Pakistan after the Indian Army confirmed it had carried out targeted airstrikes on alleged terrorist camps inside Pakistani territory. In a statement, India's Ministry of Defense described the operation as “focused, deliberate, and non-escalatory,” adding that it came in response to a terrorist attack last month that killed dozens of Indian citizens in Kashmir.

Cayman's elected leaders are sworn in.Cayman officially has its not speaker and deputy speaker of the house.A senior prison officer will stand trial tomorrow.#RCNEWS #RADIOCAYMAN #CAYMANISLANDS

Labor Party caucus set to meet Friday for ministry discussions... the Liberal Party admits they haven't connected with multicultural communities... and a former actress and equestrian star set to take centre stage for the Brisbane 2032 Games.

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President Donald Trump has announced 100 percent tariffs on films produced outside the United States, saying the move is intended to revitalize America's film industry. He pointed to a growing trend of Hollywood productions moving overseas to avoid high labor costs and taxes.The president also signed an executive order Monday banning federal funding for gain-of-function research conducted in China, Iran, and other countries. These experiments, which typically enhance the properties of pathogens, have previously been linked to the origins of the COVID-19 pandemic.Meanwhile, the House passed the Falun Gong Protection Act by voice vote with no objections. The bill seeks to impose sanctions on foreign nationals involved—directly or indirectly—in the forced harvesting of organs in China. It's one of several China-related measures debated in the House Monday.

Labor preparing its second term agenda after Saturday's decisive election result; A massive sandstorm hits the capital of Saudi Arabia, forcing residents inside; Casper Ruud wins his first Masters 1000 title at the Madrid Open.

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President Trump sheds light on how he views the possibility of a third term. He spoke to NBC'S 'MEET THE PRESS' to give comments on that, the economy, deportations, and more.The Trump administration gets a legal win in a case that pushed back on a major presidential executive order. Senior Advisor Kari Lake commented on the judge's decision.Now that the US and Ukraine have inked the critical minerals deal, what's next? What's the message to Russia, and even China? A retired army colonel joins us to explore.Could a lack of good nutrition be causing you stress, anxiety, or depression? NTD's Arleen Richards spoke with Brendon Fallon, host of Vital Signs on Epoch TV to find out more.And, get those lightsabers out because it's Star Wars Day. Why May 4th has become the unofficial holiday and how fans and cities are celebrating.

Anthony Albanese heads home to celebrate Labor's landlside victory; Jim Chalmers says dealing with the US-China trade war is a priority and in the NRL, Reuben Cotter to miss Cowboys' last two games before State of Origin.

CEO of Berkshire Hathaway Warren Buffett announced Saturday in Omaha that he will soon step down. Buffett said he will ask the board to have Greg Abel replace him at the end of the year.Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has won a second consecutive term. He suggests that his government increased its majority by not modeling itself on the Trump administration.

An election day news update

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President Donald Trump's White House has unveiled its budget blueprint for the next fiscal year, proposing more than $160 billion in spending cuts. The plan increases funding for defense and border security while reducing support for progressive initiatives. The president also ordered cuts to PBS and NPR subsidies, accusing the outlets of media bias.Trump renewed his threat against Harvard University Friday, posting on Truth Social that he would revoke the school's tax-exempt status, adding, “It's what they deserve.” The repeated threat highlights an ongoing battle between the administration and Harvard over anti-Semitism, free speech, and federal funding.An accountant at the U.S. Institute of Peace allegedly deleted a terabyte of accounting data during an investigation by the Department of Government Efficiency, according to a staff member. The matter has reportedly been referred to the Justice Department and the FBI.

The swearing in of a new government is scheduled for Tuesday.The international and domestic observers release their preliminary reports.May 3rd is the start of Preparedness month.#RCNEWS #RADIOCAYMAN #CAYMANISLANDS

Three people in hospital after a helicopter crash on the coast of Victoria; A man sentenced for the killing of his former partner in New South Wales; Coco Gauff makes her first final in the Madrid Open.

President Donald Trump on Thursday appointed national security adviser Mike Waltz as the next U.N. ambassador. The president said Secretary of State Marco Rubio would serve as interim national security adviser. The president also announced the creation of a new commission on religious liberty, aimed at emphasizing the role of faith in America's national identity.The White House released more details Thursday about the minerals agreement Washington and Kyiv signed Wednesday night. Although Trump previously said he wanted to use Ukraine's rare earth minerals to repay the United States, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said the agreement does not include repayment for aid already received.A federal judge appointed by Trump has blocked the administration from using the Alien Enemies Act to deport suspected gang members. The judge ruled that the law doesn't provide due process for detainees to challenge their removal, and doesn't properly apply because there is no invasion or foreign government involved.

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Anthony Albanese declares his reluctance to bring back a religious discrimination bill; US authorities defy court orders to return a wrongly deported man; The Kangaroos lay down the law ahead of their Essendon match-up tonight.

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At the 100-day mark in President Trump's second term, it's apparent once again that the evening newscasts of ABC, CBS, and NBC are organized to cover Trump as negatively as possible. A new NewsBusters study finds coverage of Trump has been 92 percent negative. Four years ago, Biden coverage was 59 percent positive. Rich Noyes explains the difference.

President Donald Trump is defending his economic record, pointing to strong private sector investment and the prospect of new trade deals. This comes as new data shows the U.S. economy contracted at the start of 2025, shrinking by 0.3 percent in the first quarter—down from a 2.4 percent expansion in the previous quarter.The United States and Ukraine have signed a critical minerals deal, confirmed by both the U.S. Department of the Treasury and Ukraine's minister of the economy.A judge in Vermont has ordered the release of Mohsen Mahdawi, who was arrested by immigration enforcement agents after leading protests at Columbia University. The government is now barred from removing him from the state or the country.

A special edition of Radio Cayman's evening news focusing on the 2025 General Elections and Referendum.

We focus on tomorrow's referendum.We take a closer look at the most controversial topic, cruise berthing infrastructure.And One of Radio Caymans own is in the Brac for tomorrows elections.#RCNEWS #RADIOCAYMAN #CAYMANISLANDS

President Donald Trump is signing executive orders today to bolster law enforcement and to publish a list of sanctuary cities and states. The White House says these jurisdictions are obstructing federal immigration enforcement.The White House is also highlighting a major drop in illegal border crossings during the president's first 100 days. But border czar Tom Homan warns there may still be as many as 20 million illegal immigrants in the country—and today, the administration is sending them a message.President Trump's first 100 days come to a close tomorrow. NTD will have all-day coverage and analysis—from his promises and progress to the challenges ahead and what a second term could look like.

A tragedy in Vancouver last night during a lively street festival sends shockwaves through the public as Canadians prepare for elections. The nation's leader reacts to the attack that killed at least 11 people.A major explosion at an Iranian port. At least 40 people are dead with many more injured. The explosion, reportedly caused by the mishandling of chemicals used to make missile fuel.Massive changes under Trump's second term even before he reaches 100 days back in office. Two guests join us to delve into the shakeups felt both at home and abroad.Can a happy gut stave off dementia? NTD's Don Ma spoke with Brendon Fallon, host and executive producer of Epoch TV's "Vital Signs" for details on how restoring good bacteria in the body could help.And, scientists say they've spotted a brand new, ultra-saturated color with the help of laser technology. The catch? Only five people in the world have seen it so far.

Pope Francis was laid to rest today at the Vatican. World leaders attended the service.Before attending the pope's funeral, President Donald Trump had a 15-minute talk with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy to discuss a potential cease-fire with Russia.

The FBI arrested a Milwaukee County, Wisconsin, circuit judge for allegedly assisting an illegal immigrant in evading arrest, confirmed top officials with the Trump administration on Friday. Judge Hannah Dugan was arrested on obstruction charges, Patel confirmed in a post on X. The FBI made the arrest “after evidence of Judge Dugan obstructing an immigration arrest operation last week,” he added.President Donald Trump has arrived in Rome to attend Pope Francis's funeral. Accompanied by First Lady Melania Trump and a U.S. delegation, it will be Trump's first foreign trip of his second term.Luigi Mangione, the 26-year-old accused of killing UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson last year, pleaded not guilty to all federal charges against him in the case. Also during Friday's arraignment in Manhattan federal court, Mangione's legal team indicated it wants his federal case to go to trial before his state cases connected to Thompson's death, after the Justice Department said it would seek the death penalty in the federal case.Trump's special envoy Steve Witkoff met with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Moscow for three hours of talks focused on Trump's plan to end the Ukraine war, with the Kremlin describing the discussions as productive and helpful in bringing the two sides' positions closer.