The April jobs report shows a weaker-than-expected economy. EJ Antoni, public finance economist and research fellow at The Heritage Foundation, says government data on the economy understates the actual cost of living.
Washington’s mayor and chief of police will testify before the House Oversight Committee on May 8, while the secretary of education will testify before the House Education Committee on May 7. Lawmakers are expected to grill the officials on their responses to the “radical, anti-Semitic, and unlawful protests” on U.S. campuses.
Jeff Clark, former U.S. assistant attorney general, civil division, and senior fellow at the Center for Renewing America, spoke with NTD about the strength of the testimonies of former President Donald Trump’s employees who took the stand in the New York “hush money” case against him. And what is the significance of the U.S. Supreme […]
Kash Patel, senior adviser to former President Donald Trump, spoke with NTD about the May 6 reports that Hamas accepted a cease-fire deal. Mr. Patel also discussed the impact on education of anti-Semitic protests and said Israel has the right to ban Al Jazeera.
Michael Stumo, chief executive officer of the Coalition for a Prosperous America, spoke with NTD about the roughly 300 sanctions the United States imposed on entities supporting Russia’s war in Ukraine, the effect of U.S. sanctions on China, and his insight into the push from some Midwestern Democrats for the Biden administration to raise former […]
A Moscow court on May 4 ordered the 2-month detention of a Falun Gong practitioner for her beliefs as an investigation is pending, the first such decision in the country as Russia increasingly leans toward communist China. Natalya Minenkova, 46, will be detained until June 27 under a controversial law against “carrying out the activities […]
The House of Representatives passed the Antisemitism Awareness Act overwhelmingly on May 1, but there was still a sizable opposition. Supporters of the bill say it’s in response to the rise in anti-Semitic incidents on college campuses.
Jason Greaves, partner at the Binnall Law Group, spoke with NTD about the latest developments and media coverage of former President Donald Trump’s alleged hush money trial and last week’s oral arguments in President Trump’s immunity case.
The White House said Thursday that Russia has been quietly shipping fuel to North Korea and that the action appears to violate a U.N. trade cap. The United States warns that it will work with allies to initiate follow-up sanctions against this violation.
Simcha Rothman, an Israeli Knesset member, spoke with NTD about the protests erupting on college campuses across the United States, the rise in attacks on Jews, and whom Israel is fighting against in Gaza.
President Joe Biden on May 2 addressed the anti-Israel college protests for the first time and condemned violence and vandalism. Amanda Grace, president of Ark of Grace Ministries, tells NTD that the protesters used the same anti-Semitic playbook used in 1930s Germany.
Jim Pfaff, president of The Conservative Caucus and the former chief of staff for two Republican congressmen, spoke with NTD about the merits and timing of Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene’s (R-Ga.) motion to vacate Republican House Speaker Mike Johnson, and how the U.S. House of Representatives should respond to the anti-Semitic protests raging on college […]
The Biden administration is sanctioning nine Chinese companies for their role in supporting Russia during its ongoing war in Ukraine. The companies directly worked in the Russian technology sector or provided support to Russia’s defense sector, according to a statement from the Commerce Department. The China-based companies are listed among some 300 other entities issued […]
FREELAND, Mich.—President Donald Trump rallied some 3,500 supporters in this working-class community, vowing to reignite the auto industry in the state that has lost thousands of jobs to Mexico and lives under the threat of further erosion of this key industry to competition from China. Under clear blue skies with two dozen American flags standing […]
NTD spoke with Rep. Ralph Norman (R-S.C.) about Mike Johnson’s term as the House speaker, which he describes as a “disappointment.” “I think the main disappointment is on this last spending—$95 trillion—Ukraine, Israel, Taiwan, and the fact $9 billion of it went to Gaza, which meant it went to Hamas. And the fact that he […]
The House on May 1 passed an anti-Semitism bill as pro-Palestinian protests escalate across college campuses in the country. The legislation passed the lower chamber in a broadly bipartisan 320–91 vote. That included 21 Republicans and 70 Democrats who opposed the legislation, many of whom expressed concerns about a potential chilling effect that the bill […]
Federal prosecutors should investigate the president of a nonprofit that funneled U.S. taxpayer money to a laboratory in China, a U.S. House of Representatives panel said on May 1. Peter Daszak, president of the EcoHealth Alliance, should be probed after he and his group violated the terms of a U.S. grant, the Select Subcommittee on […]
Rep. Andy Harris (R-Md.) spoke with NTD at CPAC Hungary about the importance of conservative conferences to create networks to push back against “woke ideology.”
Rep. Keith Self (R-Texas) spoke with NTD about the worldwide conservative movement, how current U.S. leadership looks to adversaries, and how he is pushing back against the Biden administration’s open border policy.
Kash Patel, senior adviser to former President Donald Trump, spoke with NTD about President Trump’s $9,000 fine for contempt, as well as the White House response to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s resolve to carry out operations against Hamas in Rafah.
