NTD Evening News

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.

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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.

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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?