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Democratic nominee Abdul El-Sayed and Republican Mike Rogers faced off in their second and final debate for Michigan's open U.S. Senate seat, exchanging blows over national security, economic policy, and ties to President Donald Trump. NTD spoke with Holly Horn, faculty at the Leadership Institute.
French President Emmanuel Macron said certain protests would be banned in the coming days and blamed far left groups for the riots. Joining NTD to discuss is Foreign Policy Analyst Bart Marcois, Former Career Diplomat and Energy Department Official. He tells us Macron is speaking and not acting: he could have brought in the military immediately to quell the riots and prevent damage, theft and injury — what Marcois calls an attempted revolution.
El Salvador's president Nayib Bukele says Haitian gangs are holding four Salvadoran members of a UN-backed security force hostage. A military operation is underway to rescue them.
Mike Rogers and Abdul El-Sayed had their second and final debate for Michigan senate. Joining NTD to discuss is Aaron Kall, Director of Debate at the University of Michigan. He says the debate didn't make a big impact, with the candidates sticking to their guns. Michigan is a purple state, he reminds us, so both candidates have a chance.
NATO is sending additional patrol aircraft, radar systems, and drones to the Black Sea. The alliance announced the move after a series of deadly drone attacks on shipping in the region.
Oil is retreating from a five-month high as markets weigh Trump's Russia sanctions waiver. NTD discussed this with Michael Busler, an economist, public policy analyst, and professor of finance at Stockton University.
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