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The GOP debate this Wednesday might have some competition. The New York Times has reported that former President Donald Trump will sit down with Tucker Carlson for an interview that could air on X, formerly Twitter, at the same time as the televised debate.

Democratic candidates are honing in on South Carolina. The party is having its first primary there on February 3, switching from the traditional first state of Iowa. Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is making numerous stops in the Palmetto state.

Republican South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem says she would consider becoming former President Trump's vice presidential running mate. Noem told Fox News last week that anyone being asked to do so should consider the position—as a service to their country.

A federal judge in Delaware has dismissed the two misdemeanor tax charges against Hunter Biden that were part of his failed plea deal. The move clears the way for Special Counsel David Weiss to bring new charges.

House Democrats are seeking a probe into family separation at the Texas border. The Congressional Hispanic Caucus is leading the push for an inquiry.

Republican presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy is publicizing what he calls his "10 Truths." The assertions revolve around the importance of God, family, and country.

An organization called "No Labels" could run a third-party candidate in the upcoming presidential election. Democrat-aligned groups are now warning of that scenario, saying it could benefit a Republican candidate.

Hawaii's governor has pledged to safeguard local landowners from opportunistic investors as Maui begins the long process of rebuilding in the wake of the devastating wildfires.

A new poll shows that almost 2/3 of all voters want Senator Mitch McConnell to resign. That’s due to concerns over his age and his ability to perform his duties. The revelation comes at a time when 19 U.S. federal lawmakers are over the age of 80.

The early stages of the Lahaina blaze were caught on camera by a Maui resident, who called the fire station—and attempted to douse the flames himself. The footage points to a downed power line as a possible initiator of the wildfire.

Former president Donald Trump is holding fast to claims of election fraud in Georgia as he faces charges over how he contested the 2020 election results in the state. He’s planning a press conference next Monday to present what he calls an “irrefutable report” on the issue.

Federal employees in San Francisco have reportedly received notice asking them to work from home for the foreseeable future due to drug abuse and rising crime around their office building.

Former President Donald Trump is now facing nearly 100 charges in total after his 4th indictment in Georgia late Monday night. What is his next move going to be? NTD reports live from Fulton County Courthouse.

A retired Harvard law professor is questioning the legality of U.S. attorney David Weiss’s special counsel status in Hunter Biden's case. Attorney General Merrick Garland appointed Weiss to lead the investigation last week.

An FBI whistleblower has testified that the 2020 transition team of then-President-Elect Biden was tipped off about a planned FBI interview with his son, Hunter Biden.

A couple in Hawaii is suing four power companies over the catastrophic Maui wildfires. So far, at least 96 people have died in the fires, which caused $6-billion-worth of damage. Many residents on Maui are searching frantically for their loved ones, while more Hawaiians are sending water, clothes, and other necessities. Some survivors are gathering in churches—seeking solace as the scale of the devastation becomes clearer.

A top Democrat says that Hunter Biden did "a lot of unlawful things” after the DOJ appointed a special counsel to oversee a probe into the president's son.

Two witnesses are set to testify before a grand jury in Georgia's Trump case Tuesday as part of the investigation into his actions in the wake of the 2020 election.

Judge Tanya Chutkan announced on Friday that she will issue a protective order in former President Trump's 2020 election case. The judge said at a hearing that while Mr. Trump does have free speech rights, those rights are not absolute.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s presidential campaign has renewed calls for Secret Service protection for him after an Ecuadorian presidential candidate’s assassination on Aug. 9.

Officials in Ecuador have announced the arrest of 6 Colombians in connection with the assassination of presidential candidate Fernando Villavicencio. The assassination underscored Ecuador's struggle against Colombian drug cartels.

Another error in a case involving former President Trump came to light on Thursday. Special Counsel Jack Smith acknowledged his second mistake in recent weeks.

On the third day of wildfires in Hawaii, efforts are still underway to battle the blazes and search for survivors. So far, at least 36 fatalities have been confirmed.

Former President Trump tells Newsmax he won’t sign a “loyalty pledge” to endorse the Republican candidate. That means he may not be allowed to join the upcoming Republican presidential debates.

House Oversight Committee Chairman Rep. James Comer (R-Ky.) released bank records Wednesday suggesting Hunter Biden and associates received millions of dollars from Russian and Kazakhstani oligarchs.

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis suspended the top prosecutor in Orlando on Wednesday, accusing her of neglecting her duty to prosecute criminals.

In a move with major implications for abortion access in the state, Ohio voters opted Tuesday to reject stricter requirements for amending the state constitution.

Ohio voters head to the polls Tuesday in a special election that could have a major influence on a November abortion vote.

The United States closed its embassy in Haiti for the day due to "rapid gunfire" nearby as marchers take to the streets of the capital, Port-au-Prince.

At least 75 more Catholic schools across the nation have announced they are closing their doors for good, with many breaking the news to families in just the past few weeks.