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Six people were killed when a helicopter crashed into the Hudson River this afternoon. The aircraft was believed to be carrying a family of tourists from Spain—two adults and three children—along with the pilot.

President Donald Trump has imposed a 145 percent tariff on China as part of an effort to pressure Beijing into negotiating. The move follows his decision just a day earlier to raise reciprocal tariffs to 125 percent, while offering tariff relief to other countries.

The EU Commission has decided to temporarily suspend counter-tariffs on U.S. goods, following Trump’s announcement that he would pause tariffs for 90 days. Further negotiations between the two sides are expected.

Today, the House of Representatives passed the Senate-approved budget resolution, unlocking the next step in the reconciliation process. All but two House Republicans voted in favor of the plan, which calls for $1.5 trillion in spending cuts—paving the way for President Trump’s agenda.

President Trump is pausing higher tariffs on most countries for 90 days while increasing China’s tariff to 125 percent, aiming to punish the communist regime for retaliating against the U.S. despite repeated warnings. Stock markets surged in response, with the Dow gaining around 3,000 points in its biggest rally in five years.

The Trump administration announced a major drug bust worth over half a billion dollars. At the same time, Homeland Security is reopening a government office to serve victims of migrant crime. Secretary Kristi Noem made the announcement today.

The U.S. is moving forward with President Trump's orders to combat foreign terrorism. The administration unveiled a new measure to monitor immigrants' social media activity for anti-Semitic content.

President Trump signed an executive order today aimed at boosting coal production. The order emphasizes the need to strengthen the reliability and security of the United States' electric grid, addressing the increased electricity demands from A.I. development and domestic manufacturing.

President Trump is set to impose at least a 104% tariff on Chinese imports on Wednesday, White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt confirmed today, after Beijing missed the White House’s deadline to back down from its retaliatory threat.

Ukraine announced that another country has joined the war between Kyiv and Moscow. President Volodymyr Zelenskyy revealed that Ukrainian forces have captured Chinese troops on European soil.

President Donald Trump met with Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu at the White House Monday after the United States imposed 17 percent tariffs on Israel. Netanyahu says his country will quickly eliminate the trade deficit and trade barriers with the United States. Trump also reiterated his desire for the United States to control Gaza. Meanwhile, in Israel, protesters gathered outside Netanyahu’s home, a year and a half after the Oct. 7 attacks, to protest the hostages still being held in Gaza.

Countries around the world are reacting to the new tariffs recently announced by Trump. The European Union is reportedly planning countermeasures, while Mexico is seeking to avoid them. Trump has doubled down on previous statements, asserting that European countries shouldn't rely on the United States for military defense.

Trump has also vowed to impose an additional 50 percent tariff on Chinese imports, following a 34 percent retaliatory tariff imposed by the Chinese Communist Party on the United States last week. Trump says the new tariffs could take effect as soon as Wednesday, unless China lifts its retaliatory duties by Tuesday.

Severe storms and flooding kill at least 18 people in three days across the country. Torrential rains continue to soak states from Texas to Ohio this weekend as more flights face delays and cancellations.

A new video reveals the moment before 15 medical workers were reportedly killed in the Gaza Strip, conflicting with Israel’s statements. Meanwhile, Israel’s prime minister heads to Washington to discuss recently imposed tariffs.

Stock markets are still in shock after the US and China levied 34% tariffs on each other. Is a recession coming or are we headed toward the Golden Age of America? Two guests join us to explore what's next in US-China relations.

A conversation with NTD's Brendon Fallon sheds light on the connection between the mind, body, and physical pain. How much does the old adage "mind over matter" play in?

And, Cuisine aboard the international space station is getting an upgrade. Plus, a celebration of "firsts" with SpaceX, after a mission that sent humans orbiting over the north and south poles.

The first round of President Trump’s tariffs went into effect today, with a ten percent baseline tariff applied to all imports, regardless of origin. This is compared to the current average tariff of about two and a half percent. The measure affects the approximately three trillion dollars in foreign goods the U.S. imports annually.

Protests erupted across the U.S. today, with crowds rallying at the National Mall in D.C. and other locations against the Trump administration’s actions. Organizers of the so-called “Hands Off!” rallies are demanding an end to billionaire influence, cuts to federal programs, and attacks on immigrants and other groups.

Severe thunderstorms and relentless rain are triggering flooding across the U.S. this weekend, as areas already devastated by recent storms and tornadoes remain in the path of the current system. At least nine people have died in the storms since Wednesday.

President Trump announced today that he is extending TikTok's sale deadline for an additional 75 days, stating that the TikTok deal is making progress. Meanwhile, China is responding to new U.S. tariffs by implementing a 34-percent across-the-board tariff on all U.S. goods.

A deadly storm system is wreaking havoc across the Midwest and mid-South, bringing tornadoes and heavy rain. Officials warn the worst is yet to come this weekend. The storm has already caused destruction in Tennessee, Arkansas, and Missouri, leaving homes damaged, flooding, and at least eight dead.

A federal judge in Maryland today ordered the Trump administration to return an MS-13 gang member who was mistakenly deported to an El Salvador prison.

President Donald Trump maintains that the market will rebound, much like a patient heals after surgery, following a loss of around $3 trillion in U.S. stocks on Thursday—the largest one-day decline in five years. This comes as investors grapple with concerns about new tariffs.

Countries around the world are reacting to Trump’s new tariffs. Canada’s Prime Minister Mark Carney has announced a tariff on American vehicles, while Mexico is celebrating its exclusion from the new tariffs. China, however, is urging the United States to cancel the latest tariffs immediately.

The Justice Department was back on the defensive Thursday at another hearing, discussing whether the Trump administration defied a federal judge’s order by failing to recall planes deporting more than 200 alleged illegal immigrant gang members to El Salvador.

Severe tornado storms, stretching from Texas to the Northeast, have claimed several lives and left tens of thousands without power. Officials are warning that more tornadoes and heavy rain are expected.

President Donald Trump is declaring a national emergency today in response to ongoing economic and national security concerns linked to U.S. trade deficits. Starting April 5, a 10 percent baseline tariff will be applied to all countries, with higher tariffs imposed on "worst offenders" beginning April 9. These higher tariffs will target nations with significant trade barriers, currency manipulation, and intellectual property theft.

A federal judge on Wednesday permanently dismissed fraud and bribery charges against New York City Mayor Eric Adams. The judge also declined to grant the Trump administration's request for a dismissal without prejudice. Adams responded to the dismissal, saying that he did nothing wrong.

Israeli forces announced a major operation to seize land in the Gaza Strip, and said hundreds of residents from the territory have flown to Germany.

President Donald Trump today is finalizing a reciprocal tariffs plan ahead of what the White House calls "one of the most important days in modern American history." As stocks fluctuate on Tuesday, the administration aims to ease concerns about market reactions.

The White House announced that illegal crossings at the southwest border are at the lowest level in U.S. history. It comes as the Trump administration faces multiple legal challenges related to illegal immigration.

Two special elections in Florida are set to reshape the dynamics in Congress. Republicans are hoping to add two more seats to their slim House majority.

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