April 27, 2021 | Nightly News Rebroadcast | Video: 53 Minutes 35 Seconds
People Fully Vaccinated Don’t Need to Wear Masks Outdoors: CDC; John Kerry Faces Calls to Resign. The CDC lessens mask restrictions for those who have been vaccinated, the Washington, D.C., police department has been hacked and the attackers are demanding a ransom, and Former Secretary of State John Kerry is accused of leaking information about a U.S. ally to Iran.
April 26, 2021 | Nightly News Rebroadcast | Video: 53 Minutes 30 Seconds
Census Data Changes House, Electoral College; White House Defends Capital Gains Tax Hike: Texas and Florida will gain more seats in Congress beginning with the 2022 midterm elections, the White House defends President Joe Biden’s proposal to almost double the tax rate on capital gains, and police bodycam footage showing the events leading to Andrew Brown Jr.’s death is released to his family.
April 23, 2021 | Nightly News Rebroadcast | Video: 51 Minutes 28 Seconds
Arizona’s audit of over 2 million ballots has been paused until Monday, 10 Republican attorneys general led by Louisiana have filed a lawsuit against President Joe Biden’s climate order, and every branch of government is called upon to address the unprecedented border surge.
April 22, 2021 | Nightly News Rebroadcast | Video: 53 Minutes 08 Seconds
Senate Republicans officially propose an infrastructure plan that’s less than half the cost of President Joe Biden’s plan, 20 state attorneys general urge President Biden not to expand the Supreme Court, and Biden announces an ambitious goal at a two-day virtual climate summit.
April 21, 2021 | Nightly News Rebroadcast | Video: 52 Minutes 45 Seconds
The Columbus Police have released bodycam footage of an officer-involved shooting in Ohio on Tuesday.
Derek Chauvin has been found guilty, but many groups are still pushing to abolish the police.
The House has passed a Democrat-backed bill that’s based on the narrative that former President Donald Trump’s travel ban discriminated against Muslims and African nations.
April 20, 2021 | Nightly News Rebroadcast | Video: 53 Minutes 31 Seconds
The fate of former police officer Derek Chauvin has been decided, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis signed a new law that creates tougher penalties for rioting, and police have caught the suspect who allegedly opened fire at a crowded New York grocery store.
April 19, 2021 | Nightly News Rebroadcast | Video: 53 Minutes 36 Seconds
Capitol Police Officer Brian Sicknick’s Cause of Death Revealed; Chauvin Case Now With Jury. The Derek Chauvin trial comes to a close, House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy is vowing to take action against Congresswoman Maxine Waters after she told anti-police protesters in Minnesota to “get more confrontational,” and two unaccompanied migrant children are rescued from the Rio Grande.
The Nation Speaks (April 17): As Riots Return, What Lies Ahead; Supreme Court Under Review; Out of Afghanistan | Video: 59 Minutes 13 Seconds
In Minnesota, former police officer Derek Chauvin is on trial for murder, in the in-custody death of George Floyd. Then, last week, barely 10 miles from the courtroom, now ex-officer Kim Potter accidentally shot her gun, instead of her taser, at another black man during a traffic stop, killing 20-year-old Daunte Wright. Demonstrators poured into the streets. Cities across the country have seen nights of arson, looting, and violent clashes with police. To help us gain perspective on what’s happening and what might lie ahead, is Sgt. Betsy Smith, spokesperson for the National Police Association. And Andy Ngo, independent investigative journalist and author of “Unmasked: Inside Antifa’s Radical Plan To Destroy Democracy.” On the campaign trail, packing the Supreme Court became a hot topic. Candidate Joe Biden refused to say whether he was in favor of it or not, but promised to study the matter. To that end, on April …
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April 16, 2021 | Nightly News Rebroadcast | Video: 54 Minutes 48 Seconds
A suspect has been identified in the Indianapolis mass shooting, President Joe Biden and Japan’s Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga talk at the White House about countering threats from the Chinese communist regime and North Korea, and human smugglers are advertising their services on Facebook.
April 15, 2021 | Nightly News Rebroadcast | Video: 49 Minutes 02 Seconds
President Joe Biden is imposing new sanctions on Russia and expelling ten Russian diplomats, human smugglers armed with AR-15’s are crossing through ranchers’ properties in Texas, and NTD speaks to a former law enforcement officer on what may have happened in the Daunte Wright case.