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The movie Beijing doesn't want you to see. A Canadian virologist is arrested in Beijing and ordered to steal a deadly sample from his own lab. Then people begin falling ill... How far would a regime go to gain the upper hand? Watch Unrestricted War now!

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The Unrestricted War Too many have fallen victim to this war. "Now I choose to stand with the courageous ones, to protect those we hold dear and guard the truth that guides us."

.@realDonaldTrump: Communism is more dangerous than world wars. “I think this country, with this thing that’s going around, is in more danger than it was during World War I, World War II.” “One thing that happens when you go communist, you never come back.” “You die a horrible death. You die in squalor, and it gets very evil and very nasty.”

Most people living through the AI revolution have no precedent for what’s coming next. But one industry does. Advertising and TV ran the experiment first, and the changes went deeper than anyone expected. Advertising veteran @jackmyersbiz joins @MktInsiderShow to break down what’s ahead for every sector—and what leaders must do to position themselves for the future. ntd.com/ntdplus/what-e…

Automation and tech shook up advertising and TV first, and now artificial intelligence is accelerating that shakeup across everything else. What must industry leaders do to survive? @MktInsiderShow talks with advertising industry expert @jackmyersbiz. “The advertising economy that supports quality and human connections has collapsed, and I think we’re about to see that in pretty much every economic sector.”

President Donald Trump orders fresh airstrikes on Iran to honor the soldiers killed in the Jordan base attack. Tonight, we learn the names of two of them. Outrage as New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani wonders whether he can arrest Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu when he comes to New York in September. Bill Maher throws down the gauntlet, saying he's "not living in communist America" as he considers voting Republican in 2028. And in our panel: Fans go wild as Spain wins the World Cup. Our panel weighs in.

“The cult of communism lures people by preaching secular salvation and a man-made utopia, and this leads to dystopias,” says @JoshJPhilipp. You might think the “unholy father” of this ideology is Karl Marx. But Josh traces its roots even further, to a man named François-Noël Babeuf. ntd.com/ntdplus/the-da…

Still think Karl Marx is the true “unholy father” of communism? While he popularized it, @JoshJPhilipp traces its origins to a man most people have never heard of. His name was François-Noël Babeuf. “Babeuf believed in the elimination of money. He’s also regarded as the first revolutionary communist.” “In his imagined system, people would hand over their work to a common storehouse owned by an all-powerful government, which would then redistribute it back to the people.”

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What does true patriotism really mean—and how can we strengthen civic friendship in a divided society? 🇺🇸 Author and educator Matthew Mehan explores America's political and artistic heritage through compelling storytelling, tackling timeless questions about patriotism, virtue, and unity.

Did you know America has a dangerous security blind spot in the Pacific? Chinese nationals can enter it without a visa—creating an open door for Chinese agents, organized crime, and birth tourism networks. The vulnerability lies in the U.S. territory of the Northern Mariana Islands (CNMI). Yet there has been little political will in Washington to close this loophole, @CleoPaskal argues. She joins @AmThoughtLeader to shed light on the issue. ntd.com/ntdplus/the-fo…

There’s a place in America where Chinese nationals can enter visa-free, and hardly anyone’s talking about it. @CleoPaskal breaks down how this legal loophole works and how the CCP uses it in its favor. “I’ll give you the example of one guy. He set up a birth tourism industry where at least 200 Chinese came in and gave birth to little Americans.”

The warning count keeps climbing: The U.S. Embassy has issued what appears to be its 10th travel alert for China. It cautions that even minor legal issues could lead to detention, imprisonment, or being barred from leaving the country. On top of that, the embassy warns that some detentions and investigations can last months or even years.

Keep America distracted. Stretch its military thin. Drain its weapons. @JoshJPhilipp breaks down the CCP’s playbook and its objective of seizing Taiwan. “What [Jin Canrong] wanted was for America to be focused on all these other problems, all the other looming conflicts, all the other forces of tyranny and terror all around the world, and this was meant to stretch us thin.” ntd.com/ntdplus/why-ch…

.@JoshJPhilipp exposes the CCP’s strategy to “stretch the U.S. thin”—all to clear the way for its real goal: Seizing Taiwan. “Taken individually, any of these wars, any of these threats, they’re all pretty serious. But beyond all of this, there’s the Chinese Communist Party’s much broader strategy … to make sure America stays distracted, to ensure our military is divided, our weapons are drained.”

Bombshell allegation from the White House: President @realDonaldTrump is accusing China of targeting 220 million Americans in an effort to influence U.S. elections. Declassified intelligence documents were released to back it up. President Trump also claimed Beijing is waging a cognitive war at home, using the American mainstream media against him. @ChinaInFocusNTD dives into the full story. ntd.com/ntdplus/trump-…

TRUMP: China stole 220 million U.S. voter files. “This data loss presents an unprecedented election security nightmare.” Declassified documents also reveal more details about Beijing’s broader influence campaigns targeting U.S. public opinion and deepening social divisions. @ChinaInFocusNTD brings us the details.

Shen Yun’s debut in Seville moved fresco artist Juan Antonio Álvarez, who called it a reminder of life’s deeper meaning: “Shen Yun reminds us that you have a soul.”