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NTD+ is a streaming platform for our exclusive programming which includes investigative news analysis, in-depth interviews and award-winning documentaries.

  1. 14m ago

    They Tried to Separate the Mind from the Body–Cold War Experiments Explained

    In the 1950s, a Soviet scientist created a dog with two heads—a real, live Cerberus. This one wasn't a myth, and both heads were alive. When you think "Cold War" what comes to mind? Nuclear weapons, and probably the Space Race. The era of "one small step for man." But something else was going on—quietly. The Americans and Soviets were locked in a third race. Described as a "Macabre Surgical Arms Race." Even today, this one rarely makes it into the history books. Inside the laboratories where this race was happening, scientists weren't racing to reach the stars or build bigger weapons. They were trying to hack biology—redefine death—and find out if life is transferable. Or rather, transplantable. To do that, they tried to take control of the brain and separate it from the body, entirely. And whoever won would redefine the future of humanity. What really happened inside Cold War-era laboratories that ended in two-headed dogs, monkey head transplants, and one scientist's life's work—to save the soul? And once you cross the line of separating the mind from the body, can it ever be put back?

  2. 2h ago

    Ted Cruz Says Election Results a 'Watergate-Level Repudiation' for Republicans

    Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) says Tuesday's midterm results were a "blue tsunami" and a "Watergate-level repudiation" for Republicans, who lost control of both the House and Senate. In a lengthy post on X, Cruz said Republicans failed to respond to voters' frustration over the cost of living. The losses hit hardest in his home state. Democrats won every statewide race in Texas, including James Talarico's Senate victory over Ken Paxton and Gina Hinojosa's unseating of Gov. Greg Abbott.

  3. 3h ago

    New Wave of Bomb Hoaxes Hits 27 Passenger Flights Across Europe

    Hoax bomb threats affected at least 27 flights across Europe on Thursday, the second wave this week, forcing several aircraft to make unplanned landings and prompting fighter jets to escort or intercept others. French Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu's office said he had sent fighter jets to intercept an Aer Lingus flight from Dublin to Rome and escort it to an air force base at Evreux after the pilot did not cooperate with authorities as expected. No reason was given for the pilot's behavior. Bulgaria's air force said its fighter jets had escorted three airliners to the ground. Ryanair planes from Copenhagen and Madrid to Sofia landed as planned, while a flight from London to Sofia was diverted to Plovdiv, Bulgaria's second city. Spanish authorities received 3 emailed bomb threats in under 20 minutes involving 2 Air Europa departures from Madrid to Paris and 4 inbound Iberia flights from Rome and Milan, Spain's Guardia Civil said.

  4. 3h ago

    Unemployment Claims Drop to Lowest Level Since Mid-July

    Fewer Americans applied for unemployment benefits last week amid lower layoff numbers, according to the latest data from the Labor Department.

  5. 3h ago

    Expert Calls for Guidelines and Boundaries Around the Use of AI in K-12 Schools

    With AI now interacting with the Google Classroom platform, NTD discussed the technology's reach with Jonathan Butcher, senior research fellow in education policy at The Heritage Foundation.

  6. 3h ago

    Massive Midterm Waves Don't Determine Future Outcomes, Says History Professor

    What's next for Congress after the midterms? NTD received some historical perspective from Jeff Bloodworth, a professor of American political history at Gannon University.

  7. 4h ago

    AI Industry Must Seek Mutually Beneficial Outcome With Voters After Data Center Vote-Down: Expert

    AI data centers lost out at the ballot box in this midterm election cycle. For more insight, NTD spoke with Todd Furniss, CEO of AIAI Holdings Corp.

  8. 4h ago

    Taiwan President Warns of Online Interference Ahead of Local Elections

    Taiwanese President Lai Ching-te has warned of coordinated online activity aimed at influencing public opinion ahead of Taiwan's local elections on Nov. 28. He cited a surge in social media accounts registered with foreign phone numbers but displaying Taiwan as their location. Speaking at a Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) meeting on Nov. 4, Lai said the accounts had appeared in large numbers across social media platforms and under news posts about specific issues. Through concentrated commenting and reposts, they appeared to be attempting to steer public opinion and influence how voters perceive political issues, he said. "This is no longer ordinary election campaigning and political confrontation. It also involves cybersecurity and whether democratic elections can be conducted in a fair and normal environment," Lai said.

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NTD+ is a streaming platform for our exclusive programming which includes investigative news analysis, in-depth interviews and award-winning documentaries.

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  • Years Active
    2020 - 2026
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