Finally, a true crime show that doesn’t give the criminal the last word. Beyond the Evidence isn’t here to sell you myths or hype. It tells the story the evidence reveals—with real respect for human dignity. ONLY ON NTD+.

Could this be California’s next governor? @SteveHiltonx, the son of Hungarian refugees who escaped communism, is one of the candidates. He went from advising a British prime minister to Silicon Valley, studying at Stanford, and later joining Fox News. On @BayA_Innovators, he talks about his path to America, his positions on COVID-19 and homelessness, and what shaped his run for governor. ntd.com/ntdplus/steve-hilton…

What does the son of refugees who fled communism want to do with California? Meet @SteveHiltonx, who’s running for governor. He says his stepfather and friends literally had to run from school and climb over barbed-wire fences to escape. Some were killed in the process.

A Trump-Putin meeting in China next month? That’s what Russian President Vladimir Putin proposed in his meeting with U.S. special envoy Steve Witkoff on Wednesday. He also signals a willingness to resume talks to end the war in Ukraine. ntd.com/ntdplus/putin-propos…

Exposing the news China tries to censor and mainstream media barely touches… 1) Russian President Vladimir Putin proposes meeting President Donald Trump in China next month. He also agrees to reopen talks to end the Ukraine war. 2) The U.S. is strengthening ties with India. During his visit, Secretary of State Marco Rubio stressed maritime access and expanded purchases of American tech. 3) Forced organ harvesting in China—how does Beijing conceal the crime? A new report sheds light on the methods used to mask the abuses. These and more top stories on @ChinaInFocusNTD.

Jennifer Lawrence has the looks of a classic Hollywood goddess, but what truly sets her apart is something far more unforgettable. She makes audiences believe that heroes can be afraid, make mistakes, and still stand back up. So no matter how big the role is, she gives it human warmth. Maybe that’s why her heroines stay with people. Which of her roles is your favorite? Katniss with the bow, or Tiffany from Silver Linings Playbook?

You didn’t sign up for it, but you’re paying for it anyway: the sound of notifications, alarms, car horns, the constant hum of “progress.” Now imagine it all stopped. Could you stand the sound of your own thoughts? This week on @Codxlegendarium, we explore what silence does to the mind and body. ntd.com/ntdplus/the-day-an-e…

New warning for Americans headed to China: The State Department says living in or traveling to China could result in a “serious risk of wrongful detention.” The alert comes as a human rights group estimates that more than 200 Americans are currently detained in China. ntd.com/ntdplus/americans-at…

Exposing the news China tries to censor and mainstream media barely touches… 1) A warning from the State Department to Americans: Those living in China or traveling there are at serious risk of wrongful detention. 2) What is President Donald Trump doing to end the war in Ukraine? He says he is open to talks with China and Russia on ending the war, possibly without Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy at the table. 3) Secretary of State Marco Rubio signals a trade deal between the U.S. and India is close. Meanwhile, Washington looks to Indian refineries to process more Venezuelan crude. These top stories and more on @ChinaInFocusNTD.

Exposing the news China tries to censor and mainstream media barely touches… 1) A new report raises security concerns over undersea cables in Greenland, where the U.S. maintains a key space base. Chinese companies such as Huawei supplied some of the equipment. 2) The U.S. and Japan have launched record-breaking military drills. They feature Japan’s new long-range missiles and advanced U.S. weapons systems deployed only miles away from Taiwan. 3) Secretary of State Marco Rubio is working to deepen ties with Central Asia as Washington seeks greater access to the region’s rare earth mineral supplies. @ChinaInFocusNTD covers these stories and more. ONLY ON NTD+.

NIH Director Jay Bhattacharya has suggested government experiments with infected ticks may have helped spread Lyme disease, while acknowledging it remains unproven. We examine the research, the evidence, and the questions still unanswered. ntd.com/ntdplus/did-a-cold-w…

Did a Cold War Tick Experiment Help Spread Lyme Disease? There is a credible body of research that suggests Lyme disease didn’t come about naturally, but rather that it was accidentally released into the wild by the federal government. There is no 100 percent definitive proof that this is the case. But the evidence that does exist paints a fairly compelling picture.

Are Greenland’s undersea cables hiding something? A new report raises security concerns, as some of the equipment was supplied by Chinese companies such as Huawei. The issue has drawn attention because of Greenland’s strategic importance for the United States. ntd.com/ntdplus/us-security-…