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A permanent U.S. Army base could soon be coming to Poland. President Donald Trump says major progress has been made as Russian attacks continue to hit Ukraine—near the Polish border.

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney says he welcomes the idea of Canada being the first ever associate member of the European Union. Carney calls the move “a positive thing” in response to Trump’s comments saying a Canada–EU partnership would be viewed as a hostile act.

America’s top military general says U.S. troops need to be prepared to fight in all environments—including around the moon. His remarks come just days after the Air Force said the United States now has weapons in orbit.

President Donald Trump on Friday announced bans on three major news organizations from the White House over what he called fake reporting, adding that more media outlets will follow.

The president signed an executive order to expand Medicaid drug price discounts. All 50 states will have access to most-favored-nation pricing for certain drugs through Medicaid programs.

The U.S. Postal Service is pausing the development of a mail-in voting computer system. It comes after the Supreme Court blocked Trump’s rules for how the USPS should handle mail ballots.

The Federal Reserve raised interest rates a quarter point Wednesday, the first time in three years, saying inflation is still too high. President Donald Trump has been fighting against this move, instead asking the Fed to cut rates.

European Union President Ursula von der Leyen invited Canada to be the first associate member in the union’s history. The proposed status currently does not exist in EU laws or treaties. Trump has previously accused both the EU and Canada of unfair trade practices, with the EU abusing its trade deficit with the United States and Canada banning certain American goods.

Three people are dead after a news helicopter used by NBC and Telemundo crashed in Los Angeles Tuesday night. The National Transportation Safety Board says live video from the helicopter may help investigators discover what went wrong.

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President Donald Trump criticized the Supreme Court Tuesday after it rejected his measures to enhance security around mail-in ballots. Attorney General Todd Blanche said efforts to boost election integrity will continue.

Trump also reacts to the new documents released by the FBI on the Butler assassination attempt against the president in 2024. The documents reveal the FBI’s interviews with Thomas Matthew Crooks’ father, who described his son as a quiet person and was difficult to read.

The United States acknowledges for the first time it has weapons in space. Now, the Air Force is racing to expand the use of autonomous systems to maintain an advantage.

President Donald Trump says Russia and Ukraine have agreed to stop striking each other’s energy infrastructure — amid diesel price surges

The White House Fraud Task Force announces 870,000 people have been permanently barred from obtaining federal loans over suspected fraud. This while the Justice Department charges dozens in cases totaling about $245 million in alleged fraud.

New York leads a coalition of Democrat-led cities and states to sue the Trump Administration over an immigration rule. The upcoming new rule would make it harder for some immigrants to obtain green cards or visas.

President Donald Trump doubled down on wanting to see a unified Ireland and Northern Ireland on the second day of his visit to Ireland. He also reaffirmed that the Iran war will likely end after the midterms.

Which is more dangerous—the possibility of rogue artificial intelligence programs or Chinese communist dominance over the AI industry? Trump has a clear answer.

The U.S. Open men's final is in progress, with German Alexander Zverev leading America's Ben Shelton. NTD has the updates.

President Donald Trump is in Ireland Saturday, weighing in on Irish unification. His trip combines diplomacy and sports, meeting with local leaders before heading to the Irish Open Golf Tournament.

A key route for Saudi oil exports is shut down after a drone attack, and Iraq claims the attack came from its territory. Meanwhile, the Houthi terrorist group captures a strategic island to take control of Yemen’s western coast.

Americans commemorate the 25th anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks, paying tribute to the nearly 3,000 lives lost that day and the impact it had on the country. NTD speaks to Larry Provost, a military first responder to the World Trade Center on 9/11, about his experience and how this event changed him.

Anthropic releases a new report revealing malicious actors tied to the Chinese Communist Party use American artificial intelligence systems such as Claude to monitor and target individuals and groups overseas. The report states that it is acting on behalf of the Chinese regime to collect information on dissidents as part of a transnational repression campaign.

A Customs and Border Protection supervisor is accused of illegally modifying computers used by Homeland Security at land borders. He allegedly swapped out the components.

President Donald Trump honored the nearly 3,000 lives lost on 9/11 as he spoke at the “Steel Across America” event in Washington, three days before the 25th anniversary of the attacks. Trump also posthumously awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom to Welles Crowther, who saved multiple lives during the attacks.

The President is also turning up the heat on Canada — saying federal agencies will stop buying Canadian -made goods in the latest escalation of the trade war.

Voters head to the polls Tuesday in New Hampshire to cast their ballots for gubernatorial, U.S Senate, and U.S. House candidates. It’s a tight race in the Senate primary as both parties are vying for the competitive open seat just eight weeks out from the midterms.

Amid escalating trade tensions between the United States and Canada, President Donald Trump says he’ll ban Canadian aviation giant Bombardier from selling its products in America unless it builds its products in the country.

Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Secretary Markwayne Mullin warns Islamic terrorists have been joining forces with Mexican cartels. Mullin says DHS is adapting as those threats and tactics keep changing.

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