The House Oversight Committee is investigating the Chinese communist regime’s harmful influence in the United States. Holding the first of several hearings on April 17, members of Congress and a panel of experts dove into the regime’s attempts to sabotage institutions like education, agriculture, technology, and business, even threatening the Chinese diaspora.  

The House Select Committee on the CCP details the Chinese Communist Party’s incentives for companies that produce and export fentanyl chemicals in an April 16 report. A committee investigation found subsidies and grants for such companies had been continuous since 2018.  

Iran’s unprecedented attack against Israel included more than 300 drones and missiles, nearly all of which were shot down. State Department Spokesman Matthew Miller said on April 15 the attack violated the sovereignty of other countries. The Biden administration wants to de-escalate the conflict, as tensions have heightened since the Oct. 7 Hamas terrorist attacks […]

LEUVEN, Belgium—The United States welcomes Israel’s latest efforts to allow more humanitarian aid into Gaza, Secretary of State Antony Blinken said on Friday, but said success would be measured in results in improving the situation on the ground. “Really the proof is in the results, and we will see those unfold in the coming days, […]

Israel’s security cabinet authorized increased aid to Gaza on Thursday night after President Joe Biden warned Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu that U.S. policy toward the war could change without improved humanitarian access for Palestinians. In a statement issued to Israeli media on Thursday night, the government said it will take “immediate steps to increase humanitarian […]

U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen has arrived in China for a 6-day visit, a trip she said was necessary to “advance America’s economic and national security interests.” Ms. Yellen landed in the southern Chinese export hub of Guangzhou on Thursday afternoon. Before her arrival, she took to social media platform X to explain the objectives […]

Former President Donald Trump is campaigning in key battleground states. NTD’s Jack Bradley was in Green Bay, Wisconsin, where President Trump held a rally Tuesday, to meet voters and to talk about the latest in the Trump campaign.

Former President Donald Trump is campaigning in key swing states Michigan and Wisconsin on Tuesday. NTD’s Jack Bradley is in Green Bay, Wisconsin, where President Trump is holding a rally.

Diplomats from the United States, South Korea, and Japan are stepping up efforts to counter North Korea’s cyber threats. At the same time, China is reportedly working to phase out U.S. chips for the regime’s computers. It could cost American companies like Intel and AMD billions of dollars.  

March 29 marks one year that journalist Evan Gershkovich, 32, has been jailed in Moscow on espionage charges. He has denied the allegations and the U.S. government has declared him wrongfully detained. Secretary of State Antony Blinken on March 29 called for his immediate release.

China’s communist leader Xi Jinping is courting U.S. business leaders in Beijing—the regime’s latest effort to woo back foreign investors amid waning confidence about the world’s second-largest economy. At a meeting hall on the western edge of Tiananmen Square, Xi met with around 20 U.S. executives and academics, and urged businesses to continue investing in […]

Representatives of a nonprofit group in the Chicago metropolitan area are demanding an investigation into a U.S. customs officer who allegedly used Chinese communist hate propaganda in his official capacity against artists from New York-based Shen Yun Performing Arts. Yi Liu and Andrew Tu, president and vice president of the Mid-USA Falun Dafa Association, submitted […]

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is canceling a delegation to the United States following a U.S. decision to abstain from a United Nations vote calling for a temporary cease-fire in Gaza. White House National Security Council spokesperson John Kirby said the move to halt in-person talks between the two allies was disappointing and that the […]

Lawmakers and civil society groups denounced a new Hong Kong national security law, Article 23, on Capitol Hill on March 22. The law intends to strengthen the existing draconian national security law that went into effect in 2020.  

The House Foreign Affairs Committee hearing on March 21 discussed China’s economic coercion coupled with its expanding surveillance, which has become an increasing concern to the United States and its allies. Officials said more needs to be done to combat the threat of China leveraging its rare earth minerals to pressure countries economically.

The Congressional-Executive Commission on China addressed the Chinese regime’s systematic and nonconsensual removal of organs during a panel discussion on March 20. The main target of organ harvesting is people persecuted for their spiritual beliefs, like practitioners of Falun Gong. Falun Gong, or Falun Dafa, is a spiritual practice based on the principles of truth, […]

Paul Mueller, a senior research fellow at the American Institute for Economic Research, spoke with NTD about former President Donald Trump’s recent comments calling for tariffs on Chinese cars made in Mexico, a 60 percent tariff on all Chinese goods, and another 10 percent tariff on goods made anywhere else in the world.  

Dr. Jeff Gunter, former ambassador to Iceland, and Mike Leon, director of policy and strategy at the Free & Equal Elections Foundation, host of the “Can We Please Talk?” podcast, and NTD News contributor, discuss some of the main issues impacting the presidential election. Topics include the impact of former President Donald Trump’s “hush money” […]

The House deposed two retired generals on the Biden administration’s Afghanistan withdrawal. President Joe Biden is courting Latino voters as former President Donald Trump is raging over a gigantic bond, as voters cast their ballots in five states Tuesday. Officials finally reached a deal to fund the government halfway into the fiscal year. Former White […]

Dozens gathered for the “Rally to Reclaim Free Speech” outside the Supreme Court building in Washington, as justices heard oral arguments in Murthy v. Missouri on March 18. The case will decide whether the government violated the First Amendment by pressuring social media companies to censor posts. Rally-goers shared their experiences, saying they were censored […]

Philip Lenczycki, investigative reporter for the Daily Caller News Foundation, discusses his investigation of a leaked April 2023 email from U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP). It indicates that the vetting process for Chinese illegal immigrants has been watered down, resulting in border agents allowing them to enter the country more rapidly. Mr. Lenczycki discusses […]

Brandon Arnold, an executive vice president of the National Taxpayers Union, analyzes President Joe Biden’s $7.3 trillion budget and its implications for taxpayers, small businesses, and the annual deficit.  

Fulton County Superior Court Judge Scott McAfee ruled on March 15 that Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis does not need to step down from prosecuting the election interference case against former President Donald Trump and 14 others if special counsel Nathan Wade is taken off the case. William Trachman, general counsel for Mountain States […]

Special prosecutor Nathan Wade is resigning from the Georgia racketeering case. Find out more about what he has to say about the judge’s ruling. Despite Republican backlash, President Joe Biden is praising Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer’s call for new elections in Israel. What does that mean for U.S.–Israeli relations, and what’s the latest in […]

Mike Leon, director of policy and strategy at the Free & Equal Elections Foundation and NTD News contributor, discusses the influences on the November presidential election: Israel’s war to eradicate Hamas, the potential of foreign agents influencing the election with algorithm-fed content, and who he says Robert F. Kennedy Jr. should pick as his running […]

During the second day of the House Republican Annual Issues Conference, GOP leaders urged attendees to show unity. What else was on Thursday’s agenda? President Joe Biden is campaigning in the key battleground state of Michigan. But a new poll shows him trailing former President Donald Trump there. We look at how the two are […]

The House of Representatives has passed a bill that could ban TikTok from the United States and grant the president sweeping new authorities to target foreign companies in the United States. The Protecting Americans from Foreign Adversary Controlled Applications Act was passed in a bipartisan 352 to 65 vote on Wednesday. 197 Republicans and 155 […]

House lawmakers took part in a classified briefing on TikTok on Tuesday, a day before a House vote on a bipartisan bill aimed at ensuring Americans that the video-sharing app is free from the influence of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP). The Justice Department, the FBI, and the Office of the Director of National Intelligence […]

Andrew Selepak, a social media professor at the University of Florida, tells NTD about why Congress is advancing a bill that would remove the Chinese Communist Party’s influence from TikTok, or ban it from app stores. During a House Committee vote, TikTok users received notifications on their devices to complain to their representatives about the […]

President Joe Biden delivered his annual State of the Union address on March 8, discussing how he will tackle the nation’s most pressing issues, like illegal immigration and the economy. He also took aim at his political rival Donald Trump and the GOP. Jeff Crouere, a political analyst, tells NTD how the speech impacted President […]

A Boeing 737 plane operated by United Airlines rolled off the runway at George Bush Intercontinental Airport in Houston on March 8. The passengers were transported by bus to the terminal after what became United’s third major incident this week. Former President Donald Trump posted a nearly $92 million bond in a New York court […]

Utility company Xcel Energy says its facilities likely started the Smokehouse Creek fire—now the largest blaze in the state’s history. The Smokehouse fire has burned over one million acres since it erupted in the Texas panhandle last month. It has been linked to two deaths and at least 64 destroyed homes. A Brooklyn public high […]

Voters are now hitting the polls in several states across the United States. NTD’s Jack Bradley visits one polling station in Arlington, Virginia to hear what some voters have to say about their favorite candidate.

John Paul Moran, the founder and CEO of Grand Opportunity USA, has unveiled the surprising results of his organization’s latest political poll. Delving into America’s partisan landscape, Mr. Moran’s “opportunity score” system offers a non-partisan lens to evaluate politicians’ alignment with voter interests—and reveals an astounding shift among Democrats and independents toward Republican candidates in […]

Shea Bradley-Farrell, president of Counterpoint Institute for Policy, Research and Education, and author of “Last Warning to the West,” tells NTD’s Jack Bradley about how Western nations can learn from Hungary’s triumph over communism. She discusses the strategies that governments under the sway of communism use, including utilizing crises to gain more power, changing the […]

Doug Collins, a Republican former congressman from Georgia, tells NTD’s Jack Bradley about the extent of the illegal immigration crisis, and how it will hurt President Joe Biden in the November election. He also says the trials former President Donald Trump is facing are politically motivated to keep him from being reelected.

Jason Isaac, the CEO and Founder of American Energy Institute, tells NTD’s Jack Bradley about the inaccuracy of the climate models that the United Nations uses to craft policy. He also discusses the downfalls of green energy and that while the United States is phasing out fossil fuels, China is building new coal plants.  

Mary Jo Guinchard, who is running for Congress, discusses the impact of the unprecedented flow of illegal immigrants into her home state of New Jersey. She also advocates for a second Trump presidency to help the economy grow.  

The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has encouraged medical tourism for organs, with much of its sources coming from prisoners of conscience, said Morris Tan, dean of Liberty University and former ambassador-at-large for Global Criminal Justice. “This is not something where they’re just taking organs from people who have already died,” said Mr. Tan, “this is […]

Christine Anderson, a member of the European Parliament from the Alternative for Germany party, delves into the authoritarian undertones of the European Union’s handling of the COVID-19 pandemic, and the broader implications for personal freedoms.  

California Republican State Representative and former federal prosecutor Bill Essayli dives into the state’s most pressing challenges, from the crime wave in Oakland to the homelessness crisis and the erosion of parental rights. He tells NTD’s Jack Bradley about his vision for reversing the policies that have led to these issues, and his fight to […]

Dr. Eithan Haim shed light on the clandestine continuation and expansion of transgender surgeries at Texas Children’s Hospital despite public claims of cessation. Facing a federal investigation and personal threats for his bold disclosures, Dr. Haim’s story is not just about uncovering the concealed practices in transgender medicine but also a fight for whistleblower protection […]

Tune in for NTD’s special live coverage of “The Trump Trials–Georgia,” as attorneys begin final statements in Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis’ disqualification hearing. Starting at 1:00 p.m. Eastern time, NTD’s Stefania Cox, Chris Beers, and Jack Bradley will bring you live footage from the Fulton County courthouse and legal analysis from experts. After […]

Aly Legge, director of civic engagement for Moms for America, told NTD’s Jack Bradley her personal experiences with her child’s school and the so-called “agent of change.” She also discusses how “critical race theory” morphed into “cultural relative teaching.” She warned of the dangers of a school board’s ability to take away an individual’s parental […]

Former Ohio Rep. Dennis Kucinich, previously a Democrat, is running for Congress again, but this time as an Independent. He tells NTD’s Jack Bradley how an open Southern border has led to the record surge in illegal immigration. He also discusses how the economy and inflation are likely to sway voters this coming election.  

Simon Hankinson, a senior research fellow at The Heritage Foundation, says the impact of President Joe Biden’s visit to the southern border is minimal. He also says that President Biden’s repeated calls for Congress to pass legislation to secure the border are “disingenuous,” as most of the funds would be spent on housing and medical […]

New York Attorney General Letitia James is suing the American subsidiary of the JBS meat processing group. She alleges the company misled consumers with a false marketing campaign about its environmental impact. Initial findings suggest a Gazan delivery driver plowed into a crowd of Palestinians during aid distribution near Gaza City, an Israeli government spokesperson said […]

Dave Brat, a former Virginia congressman and dean of the School of Business at Liberty University, explained why the stock market is rising while the economy declining. He told NTD’s Jack Bradley that inflation is a big irritant for the White House right now. As to China’s dire situation, he said it’s good for China’s […]

Moms for Liberty has chapters in 48 states. Catalina Stubbe, the organization’s director of Hispanic outreach, sat down with NTD’s Jack Bradley to talk about the Hispanic community’s attitude toward LGBT ideas being taught in schools. She suggests not to wait for politicians, but to start from the home to turn things around, by putting […]

George Simion, who’s running for president as the Romanian opposition leader, tells NTD’s Jack Bradley that the November election is quite important to America as well as Europe, as the world is looking to America as an example and a leader of freedom. He says Romania and some other European countries are still under socialist […]

John Spagnola, the president and CEO of Veteran Strategic Solutions, talks to NTD’s Jack Bradley on his introduction of a bill that will push forward the ‘Verbal Consent’ for veterans, for which will protect the veterans and benefit their medication process amid the widespread health concerns.  

Rep. Cory Mills (R-Fla.) tells NTD about how the federal government’s spending levels have remained steady, even after the pandemic ended. He paints a grim picture of what would happen to the country if the United States continues to fund the war in Ukraine and other areas that have become controversial.  

Paul Kamenar, the lead counsel of the National Legal and Policy Center, talks to NTD’s Jack Bradley on the latest updates and analysis of former President Donald Trump’s legal cases.  

Mitch McConnell announced on Feb. 28 that he will step down from his role as the Senate Republican leader in November. Mr. McConnell is the longest-serving Senate leader in history. He turned 82 last week. Hunter Biden is set to testify before House committees on Feb. 28 in a closed-door deposition. It’s part of the […]

The U.S. government issued an order that government-issued devices aren’t allowed to have TikTok. Retired Col. John Mills, a senior fellow of the Center for Security Policy, and was the director for cybersecurity policy at the Department of Defense. He explains to NTD’s Jack Bradley how TikTok and Huawei are part of a program to […]

NTD Original documentary “Hollywood Takeover: China’s Control in the Film Industry” was screened at the Conservative Political Action Conference last week. The documentary delves into the expanding influence of the Chinese regime on Hollywood movies, and NTD captured audience reactions at the premiere.

The United States Army is slashing 24,000 jobs, or around 5 percent of its forces. The job cuts will mostly come from positions that have not been filled. Shein, a Chinese online retailer that’s become known for selling cheap clothing and accessories, is looking to list itself on two major stock exchanges. The company is […]

Many are feeling the aftermath of the Jan. 6 Capitol breach still to this day. It was the main topic of discussion at a panel hosted by The Epoch Times during the Conservative Political Action Conference, one of the nation’s largest annual gatherings of conservative groups and voters. NTD spoke with panelists and audience members […]

President Joe Biden will visit the Southern border on Feb. 29—the same day that former President Donald Trump is scheduled to visit the area. The move comes as polling shows the majority of Americans disapprove of the Biden administration’s handling of illegal immigration. President Trump lodged an appeal against his $355-million fine in the New […]

U.S. presidential candidate Daryl Constantine talks to NTD’s Jack Bradley about his campaign for the presidency in 2024, with the slogan “Make America Christian Again.” Mr. Constantine talks about his observations of the politics and major issues confronting the nation, and why he decided to run for president outside of the Republican Party platform.  

Frank Pavone, national director of Priests for Life, talks to NTD’s Jack Bradley on his newly conducted poll on how would voters decide their candidates in regard to abortion issues in the upcoming election.  

Frank Lasee, president of Truth in Energy and Climate, says the increase in electric bill rates is just starting. He sits down with NTD’s Jack Bradley to talk about what makes the electric rate climb, how climate models are fixed, and the unreliable “reliable energy.” Mr. Lasee shares examples of the testing steps from the […]

Chaplain Stephen Lee, a co-defendant in the Georgia election case, talks to NTD’s Jack Bradley on the updates and thoughts regarding his convictions in the case. He says he was simply exercising his First Amendment rights as his pastoral duty, and has always avoided politics.  

Former White House deputy press secretary Hogan Gidley, through his observation working closely with Donald Trump, shared his view with NTD’s Jack Bradley about the former president’s handling of challenges, as well as passing of policies. Mr. Gidley believes the left has gone so far that people have awakened to reality, and there is a […]

Former President Donald Trump’s press secretary Karoline Leavitt addresses the nature of his lawsuits and the cognitive ability concerns people have raised about President Joe Biden and President Trump. She also told NTD’s Jack Bradley that New York Attorney General Letitia James is allegedly abusing taxpayer dollars to go after a man who built the […]

Mark Serrano, former policy adviser to former President Donald Trump in 2020, sits down with NTD’s Jack Bradley at the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) to talk about the three distinctive phases of this year’s election. With President Trump leading by 12 percent with independent voters in national polls, Mr. Serrano shares what Trump’s campaign […]

John Fabbricatore, former Field Office Director with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), speaks with NTD’s Jack Bradley regarding the border crisis, immigration, and his take on American jobs.  

Rabbi Yaakov Menken, managing director of the Coalition for Jewish Values, tells NTD’s Jack Bradley about Jewish voters shifting to conservatism. He also warns about pro-Hamas ideology, comparing it to Adolf Hitler’s “final solution goal.”

Josh Hammer, senior editor-at-large of Newsweek, talks to NTD’s Jack Bradley on two of former President Donald Trump’s legal cases that might get a guilty verdict in November, and which case could be a knockout blow. He also mentions what President Trump needs in the campaign and why Nikki Haley won’t drop out.  

Author Bonner Cohen, senior fellow at the National Center for Public Policy Research, talks with NTD’s Jack Bradley on the environmental degradation that “green energy” brings with it. He gives analysis of how the climate issue has become an ideology and pretext for exercising power, putting burden on American consumers, and giving advantage to China. […]

NTD’s Jack Bradley speaks with Brooke Goldstein, director of The Lawfare Project, at CPAC to learn more about their client’s lawsuit against Columbia University amid ongoing anti-Semitism and threats of violence against Jewish students on college campuses.  

NTD interviewed Carla Sands, vice chair of the Center for Energy and Environment at the America First Policy Institute, who asserted that green energy does more harm than good.    

One of the largest gatherings of conservatives in the country: The Conservative Political Action Conference—or CPAC—continues today with a new round of speakers. NTD’s Jack Bradley has the latest from Day 2 of the event.

This year’s Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) kicked off Thursday, with prominent figures like former President Donald Trump and South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem slated to address crowds over the four-day event.

Illegal Immigration will certainly be a pressing issue in the upcoming presidential election, if not the top issue for conservative voters. NTD’s Jack Bradley sat down with Chad Wolf, the former acting secretary of Homeland Security, to discuss what’s driving the record border crossings—and what can be done to fix the problem.

Thousands of conservatives have gathered near the nation’s capital in National Harbor, Maryland to hear from conservative speakers and thought leaders. NTD’s Jack Bradley is in National Harbor for the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC), where he got an insight into this year’s hot topics and key speakers.

Air travelers checking bags are being hit with a price increase from two major carriers. American Airlines and discount carrier JetBlue are the latest to raise their fees for checked bags. The Biden administration announced on Feb. 21 that it will forgive $1.2 billion in student-loan debt—clearing the arrears of more than 150,000 people who […]

It is getting more expensive to own and maintain a car. Drivers in the United States are paying an average of $2,500 annually for car insurance, which is 26 percent more than last year, according to a new report by Bankrate. Bill Dendy, a CPA and certified financial planner with Alicorn Investment Group, told NTD […]

A deadly listeria outbreak is causing a nationwide food recall. Products sold at retailers like Costco, Safeway, Von’s, and others have led to 2 deaths and 23 hospitalizations in several states across the country over the past month. The United States vetoed a United Nations Arab-backed resolution on Feb. 20 calling for a cease-fire in […]

Officially, the United States stands with the United Nation’s goal of phasing out fossil fuels. But that may change if Donald Trump is re-elected. Mr. Trump has repeatedly said on the campaign trail that if elected, it would be “Drill baby drill”—meaning increased efforts to utilize more of the nation’s oil supply. Is it feasible […]

Former President Donald Trump is dominating in the polls and is beating out President Joe Biden in key swing states. Epoch Times reporter Kevin Stocklin said in a recent news analysis that Republicans may face more challenges at election time than they realize, however. That’s after examining what happened in 2020, where election laws were […]

If the election were to take place today, pollster Doug Kaplan told NTD that former President Donald Trump would become president. But a lot can happen over this year. To find out more about the state of the political races and the election landscape, Doug Kaplan, president of Kaplan Strategies, provided his analysis.  

Former President Donald Trump is beating out President Joe Biden in key swing states, according to recent polls. However, Epoch Times reporter Kevin Stocklin tells NTD that Republicans may face more challenges than they realize if comparing what happened in 2020, where election laws that were changed fundamentally went on to benefit the Democratic Party. […]

Glassbrook Elementary School in California’s Bay Area abandoned its “Woke Kindergarten” program on Feb. 12, after receiving nationwide backlash. The school reportedly spent over $200,000 to implement the program, but test scores subsequently dropped. Third-grade teacher Tiger Craven-Neeley publicly questioned the program and was placed on leave last week. He tells NTD more about what’s […]

Glassbrook Elementary School in California’s Bay Area abandoned its “Woke Kindergarten” program on Feb. 12 after experiencing nationwide backlash. The school reportedly spent over $200,000 to implement the program, but test scores subsequently dropped. Third-grade teacher Tiger Craven-Neeley publicly questioned the program, and was placed on leave last week. He tells NTD more about what’s […]

Authorities are on the hunt for a missing aircraft part after a light plane lost a rear door midflight over Buffalo, New York on Feb. 12. The plane landed safely at Buffalo Niagara International Airport, and the two occupants had no reported injuries. A winter storm is dumping snow on New York City and other […]

This year’s Super Bowl advertisements from 2 presidential candidates are stirring up controversy. Critics say both messages were poorly done and off target when it comes to boosting their respective campaigns. Ukrainian officials have claimed that Russian forces are obtaining Starlink satellite terminals illicitly from third countries. Ukraine’s military intelligence agency says it’s working to […]

A new congressional report estimates that the influx of illegal immigrants will force down wages in the United States. This comes as lawmakers in one state advance a bill that would extend government-funded health insurance to illegal immigrants. Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has selected a new army chief—Col. Gen. Oleksandr Syrskyi. He’s the former commander […]

The Federal Communications Commission met on Feb. 8 to consider outlawing artificial intelligence-generated robocalls. Victims of the sometimes annoying calls can now sue violators in court. Offenders of the new law can face fines of millions of dollars. Surveillance video has captured a robbery in broad daylight in a high-end New York City neighborhood. The […]

A U.S. military helicopter carrying five Marines is missing. The aircraft departed the Creech Air Force Base in Nevada and was heading to Marine Corps Air Station Miramar near San Diego on Feb. 6. Four illegal immigrants arrested by Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents in Arizona may not be the same suspects accused of attacking […]

Lawmakers worry about how the government could potentially use artificial intelligence to mass-censor speech. Experts say AI offers the unprecedented ability to monitor, flag, and censor billions of individuals at a scale and scope never before conceivable.  

Climate change continues to be a central topic for the United Nations. Many of the organization’s policies are still being formulated under the presumption that carbon dioxide is melting Arctic sea ice and Greenland’s glaciers. But a new report finds that the ice is not melting. The U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit […]

A vehicle convoy from Virginia to Texas concluded over the weekend and attendees united in opposing the record numbers of illegal immigration. Robert Agee, the co-organizer of the “Take Our Border Back” convoy, speaks about the impacts of current border policies.  

Former President Donald Trump has named several contenders for the position of running mate and for his future cabinet. President Trump is seen by many as the likely Republican nominee with back-to-back wins in Iowa and New Hampshire, where he won by double-digit margins. A vehicle convoy from Virginia to Texas concluded over the weekend. […]

Tesla is recalling nearly all of its vehicles in the United States due to small font sizes on warning lights, which could increase the risk of a crash. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration says the issue was discovered during a routine audit of Tesla vehicles. There are more legal woes for embattled Georgia district […]

The United States military is set to strike targets in Iraq and Syria over a number of days, CBS reported U.S. officials as saying. The strikes are in response to a recent drone strike that killed three U.S. service members and injured dozens more. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin claimed responsibility on Jan. 31 for not […]

Are so-called banned books really banned? A recent push by parents and lawmakers to ban unsuitable and inappropriate books from classrooms seems to have had very little effect. James Fishback, the founder of Incubate Debate, surveyed several major school libraries and found that many of those controversial books are quite widely available—and far more widely […]

CEOs from five of the nation’s largest social media platforms testified before a Senate Judiciary Committee in Washington on Jan. 31 regarding child sexual exploitation online. Venezuela’s response to new U.S. sanctions includes the use of immigration as a political tool. The country’s vice president is threatening to stop accepting deportation flights from the United […]

The National Guard rolled into Florida’s Capitol, Tallahassee, on Jan. 30 as they gathered for the annual Florida National Guard Day. The military branch also showcased their firepower, including an array of sophisticated weaponry, military vehicles, and a helicopter. The event helps to educate the public and government officials on the wide-ranging roles and capabilities […]

Israeli forces disguised as medical workers and civilians raided a hospital in the West Bank on Jan. 30. Officials said 3 Palestinian militants were killed in the operation. Ukraine’s president Volodymyr Zelenskyy is reportedly preparing to replace his top military commander. An atmospheric river is set to bring high winds, rain, and heavy snowfall to […]