Voters in Georgia, Wisconsin Head to Polls

Georgia will pick a replacement for Marjorie Taylor Greene, while Wisconsin will choose a new state Supreme Court justice.

Airline and Travel Industries See No Immediate Relief From Iran Cease-Fire

The head of the International Air Transport Association says refinery disruptions in the Middle East are expected to keep jet fuel prices slightly elevated.

CPC's Crime of Forced Organ Harvesting Is No Longer Taboo

Two new books and recent legislation, supported by both parties, have emerged, and the issue is no longer taboo, according to long-time researchers.

A panel in Washington, D.C. exposed the Chinese Communist Party's crime of forced organ harvesting: a state-sponsored organ transplant industry profiting from the lives of over a million prisoners of conscience.

When Robert Moffit learned about the Chinese Communist Party's (CCP's) forced organ harvesting industry through the recently published book "Killed to Order," he was reminded of the horrors of human experimentation in the Third Reich that came to light during the Nuremberg Trials.

"Millions of Americans know nothing about this," he said. "It's a real horror story and it's got to be brought to light. That's the only way that we're going to get some change."

Israel Says It Struck Lebanon’s Hezbollah 100 Times in 10 Minutes

Israeli officials say that Israel will still launch strikes against the Lebanese group amid the U.S.–Iran cease-fire.

Trump First President to Do Something About Iran, Deserves Our Support: Expert

Hegseth said that Iran’s missile program and defense industrial base has been destroyed, and that the Strait of Hormuz is open for commerce. For analysis, NTD spoke with Grant Newsham, retired US Marine Colonel and a senior fellow at The Center for Security Policy.

Hold Off From Reactive Investment Moves Amid Ceasefire Uncertainty: Economist

Oil prices plunged double-digits on Wednesday, sending the Dow up over 1,300 points. But with the U.S.-Iran truce just two weeks long and the critical Strait of Hormuz still in question, is this sustainable?

‘Legitimate Misunderstanding’ in Ceasefire Talks Could Be a Sign of Power Vacuum in Iran: Analyst

Vice President JD Vance says the United States did not include Lebanon in its ceasefire agreement with Iran, as the regime accuses the American and Israeli side of breaking the terms of the deal.

Iran Suffered 'Generational' Defeat: CENTCOM

In a video message, CENTCOM Commander Adm. Brad Cooper said the coordinated campaign eliminated Iran’s ability to project force outside its borders and crippled its capacity to carry out major military operations for years ahead.

Sweden Custody Case Sparks Rights Concerns

The European Court of Human Rights rejected a custody appeal brought by Christian couple Daniel and Bianca Samson, declaring it inadmissible. The parents alleged religious discrimination and wrongful separation from their children.

NTD’s Daniel Monaghan spoke with the father about their harrowing ordeal.

Hezbollah Threat Will Continue Until Lebanon Helps, Iran Stops Funding the Terrorist Group: Expert

Gerard Filitti, Middle East affairs analyst and senior counsel at The Lawfare Project, speaks with NTD about the expected talks between Lebanon and Israel amid attacks on Iran-funded Hezbollah in Lebanon.

US Annual Inflation Shoots up to 3.3 Amid Conflict With Iran

Inflation is heating up again, this time driven almost entirely by the war in Iran. The annual rate rose to 3.3 percent in March—the highest level since May 2024, according to a Bureau of Labor Statistics report issued today.

China Would Do Best to Abandon Iranian Regime: Analyst

National security analyst Shayan Samii offers his insight into what’s likely to come next after U.S. peace talks with Iran ended without a deal at the weekend.

Morale High as US Service Members Patrol Skies Over Hormuz Strait: Veteran

As the U.S. military blockade on Iranian ports continues, NTD hears from Eric Lionheart, a former combat controller in the U.S. Air Force and the founder of the First There Foundation.

Israel–Lebanon Talks Conclude With Signs of Progress But No Ceasefire Deal

U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio hosted Israeli and Lebanese ambassadors amid ongoing fighting between Israeli forces and Hezbollah.

Boston Commemorates Victims of the Boston Marathon Bombing

Massachusetts Gov. Maura Healey, Boston Mayor Michelle Wu, and other officials, joined by families who lost loved ones, commemorate victims of the 2013 Boston Marathon Bombing.

China's 'Entire Economy Is Hurting' Amid Iran War: Geopolitical Strategist

To talk about the U.S. blockade of the Strait of Hormuz, NTD spoke to retired Lt. Col. Darin Gaub, a geopolitical strategist, a former Black Hawk helicopter pilot, and a battalion commander in the U.S. Army.

'Completely Unacceptable' That Biden Justice Department 'Weaponized' Federal Law Against Pro-Life Americans: Policy Expert

The Department of Justice released a statement on April 14 saying that the Biden administration "weaponized federal law" against pro-life Americans. Ashley Hayek, executive vice president of the America First Policy Institute, joins NTD to share her insights.

Council Member Vickie Paladino Says NYC Nonprofits Are Fueling Democratic Dominance

Council Member Vicky Paladino told NTD that government funding to New York City nonprofits could be causing an imbalance in politics.

Senator Stephen Chan also spoke on this issue, while Council Member Joann Ariola gave a possible solution for future oversight.

Senate Approves Short-Term Extension of FISA

The approval extends authorization to April 30. The law grants the government authority for warrantless surveillance.

Why Operation Epic Fury Happened Now

Operation Epic Fury included a decisive strike on the leadership of Iran. While tensions with Iran have been high for decades, we will look at why those strikes happened now.

It comes down to several complex threads of history that were woven together and that aligned for an opportune strike.