Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) is threatening to pull federal funding from colleges that fail to guarantee a safe environment for Jewish students. This comes as students flee Columbia University amid the anti-Semitic threats and violence emerging from anti-Israel demonstrations. Cameron Hamilton, a former Navy SEAL and Republican Congressional candidate, tells NTD that what management at […]

The Supreme Court is set to hear arguments Thursday on whether former President Donald Trump should be granted immunity in his 2020 election case. NTD spoke to John Malcolm, the vice president of The Heritage Foundation’s Institute for Constitutional Government and the director of the Meese Center for Legal and Judicial Studies, to find out […]

A journalist is alleging that he was assaulted at Columbia University near Claremont Ave. and West 116th St. on Thursday, April 18. Arab Israeli journalist and activist Yoseph Haddad is accusing an agitator who was part of an anti-Israel demonstration of punching him in the face, lacerating his lip. “When they see me as an […]

There were dramatic scenes Wednesday at the University of Texas as police faced off with anti-Israel protesters, while in California, nearly 100 demonstrators were arrested. House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) is calling for Columbia University’s president to resign as anti-Israel protests continue to unfold on campus. NTD’s Iris Tao reports. Hamas terrorists have released the […]

In this segment, NTD explores the subversion of various institutions in the United States by Marxist and communist forces with Julie Behling, the writer and producer of “Beneath Sheep’s Clothing.” Behling describes the “end stages” of a cultural Marxist takeover happening now in America, outlining the threat to children posed by Critical Race Theory, and […]

Progressive Rep. Summer Lee (D-Pa.) won the Democratic primary in Pennsylvania’s 12th district by about 20 points on Tuesday. According to Terry Schilling, the president of the American Principles Project, this suggests that the “Democratic Party base is not looking to moderate,” but is moving further left into the “progressive stream.”

Anti-Israel protests have spread on college campuses across the country, accompanied by concerns about the anti-Semitism fueling them. NTD speaks to Kenneth Abramowitz, a threat analyst and the author of “The Multifront War: Defending America From Political Islam, China, Russia, Pandemics, and Racial Strife,” who says this is “cultural warfare” taking place on U.S. soil […]

The Senate has passed a $95-billion foreign aid package after months of delay. Hear what Senate leaders and the Pentagon had to say about providing aid to Ukraine. The former boss of the National Enquirer resumed his testimony in a New York court Tuesday. Plus, both sides argued on whether former President Donald Trump violated […]

The United States is set to withdraw its forces from Niger, an African country in the Sahel where about 1,000 American troops are currently stationed. Kervin Aucoin, a former lead intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance coordinator for the U.S. Army and the host of the “This Week Explained” podcast, says this will create a security vacuum […]

Several witnesses are expected to testify this week in former President Donald Trump’s criminal trial in New York. That includes adult actress Stormy Daniels, former Playboy model Karen McDougal, and alleged fixer Michael Cohen. The vice president of The Heritage Foundation’s Institute for Constitutional Government, John Malcolm, tells NTD the trial is going to be […]

With roughly $60 billion in Ukraine aid passing the House and the bill looking increasingly likely to become law, William Ruger, a retired U.S. Navy officer, a veteran of the Afghanistan War, and the president of the American Institute for Economic Research, tells NTD that the funding will lead to escalations in the war, while […]

Unrest is continuing at campuses across the nation. Several people were taken into custody overnight in New York while multiple arrests were made at Yale as anti-Israel protests escalate across U.S. universities. NTD brings in a special guest for further analysis. A New York jury heard opening arguments in former President Donald Trump’s so-called hush […]

The President of El Salvador, Nayib Bukele, has announced his country will offer 5,000 free passports to skilled immigrants coming to his country. The move was hailed by Alfonso Aguilar, the director of Hispanic engagement at the American Principles Project in an interview with NTD. Mr. Aguilar said the measure is a “smart” move, and […]

Bipartisanship has advanced the $95-billion aid bill that includes strong support for Ukraine—and Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) is putting his job on the line to do so. NTD’s contributor Mike Leon, who’s the director of policy and strategy at the Free and Equal Elections Foundation, as well as the host of the “Can We Please […]

A number of terrestrial temperature-recording stations in the United States Historical Climatology Network (USHCN), which is a subset of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), don’t actually exist. Instead, an interpolation method is used to assign data to these “zombie” stations—possibly using data from ‘nearby’ stations that could be over 100 miles away. NTD […]

The $95-billion aid package for Ukraine, Israel, and Taiwan passed in a House vote at the weekend. Jeff Crouere, a political analyst and TV and radio host, tells NTD that with its passage, Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) is violating the Hastert Rule—which requires that the speaker does not schedule floor votes for bills that lack […]

The House passed a controversial $95-billion foreign aid bill this weekend. What has hard-line Republicans on-edge, with some calling for House Speaker Johnson to be removed? NTD takes a look. Israel’s military intelligence chief has stepped down over failures to prevent the Oct. 7 attack by the Hamas terrorist group. Meanwhile, Turkey’s President Erdogan met […]

A “4D chess match” is playing out between Iran and Israel, according to Alex Traiman, the CEO and Jerusalem bureau chief for the Jewish News Syndicate, as Israel is believed to have retaliated against Iran for its drone and missile strike against Israeli targets last weekend. Israel’s apparent attack on Iran is not reported to […]

A federal judge has ruled that Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg is not personally liable in a group of social media addiction lawsuits. NTD spoke to Andrew Selepak, a social media professor at the University of Florida, who said the decision is likely to mean that Meta and other social media companies will not make any […]

Anonymous U.S. officials say Israel has carried out a strike in Iran after reports of explosions near an Iranian military base on April 18. The strike came just hours after Iran’s foreign minister threatened a swift and “maximum-level” response to any retaliation for its attack on Israel last weekend. NTD looks at how the development […]

Senate Democrats voted along party lines Wednesday to dismiss the articles of impeachment against Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas. Richard Lyons, a political commentator and the author of “The DNA of Democracy” and “Shadows of the Acropolis,” tells NTD that the Democrats were acting unconstitutionally in doing so.

The United States is gaining jobs—about 800,000 so far this year. But the employment report suggests native-born Americans are not getting those jobs, and they are instead going to legal and illegal immigrants. NTD explores this premise with Peter Earle, a senior economist at the American Institute for Economic Research. He says that unprecedented mass […]

Multiple investigations have already been launched into Boeing, and it’s desperately trying to get its act together after a door plug blowout on an Alaska Airlines flight in January. Now an engineer working at the company has testified that “they are putting out defective airplanes.” NTD contributor Mike Leon, the director of policy and strategy […]

The Senate dismissed both articles of impeachment against Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas on April 17. NTD has lawmakers’ reactions to the decision. EU and U.S. lawmakers have taken measures against Iran in the wake of the Islamic Republic’s attack on Israel. NTD has more on the sanctions. Boeing is facing scrutiny from Congress as […]

The House has sent impeachment articles to the Senate against Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas. Meanwhile, the House Oversight subcommittee on National Security, the Border, and Foreign Affairs is addressing how the border crisis affects public safety. Peter Forcelli, a retired NYPD homicide detective and retired ATF deputy assistant director, tells NTD that open borders […]

According to a study by the American College of Cardiology, vaping leads to a 19-percent-higher risk of heart failure. Dr. Fahmi Farah, a cardiologist, tells NTD that she worries for the younger generation, with many of them being exposed to such risks unknowingly—as they regard vaping to be a safer option than smoking. The risks […]

The House of Representatives is attempting to distribute foreign aid to Israel, Ukraine, and Taiwan, with separate votes set to take place for each disbursement. NTD speaks with Sumantra Maitra, the director of the American Ideas Institute and an editor at the American Conservative, who says Israel is in greater need of U.S. aid than […]

A recap of day 2 of Former President Donald Trump’s criminal trial in New York: why some jurors want to be excused, and why prosecutors want President Trump to be held in contempt of court. Supreme Court justices are questioning whether federal prosecutors went too far in bringing charges against Jan. 6 defendants. Their decision […]

Air defenses were able to thwart, almost completely, Iran’s attack on Israel, reportedly due to intelligence from Saudi Arabia and other Gulf states. Kervin Aucoin, a former lead intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance coordinator for the U.S. Army and the host of “The Weekend Explained” podcast, tells NTD that backchannels were used to send a heads-up […]

Former President Donald Trump’s “hush money” trial continued on Tuesday with jury selection. According to Bradley Devlin, a political editor for “The American Conservative,” President Trump’s criminal trial in New York is being used to destroy his reputation, while preventing him from criticizing the prosecution and the case through a gag order.  

More robberies are occurring in New York City—about 5 percent more in January, according to the NYPD. Crimes of opportunity are more common, while out-of-control shoplifting and disturbing random violence are gripping the city. What’s to blame? Dean Golemis, a former NYPD officer and the founder of Global Security and Investigative Services, tells NTD it’s […]

Israel says it will respond to Iran’s unprecedented weekend attack, as its war cabinet convenes to weigh what comes next. Meanwhile, the United States and other G7 countries look to ease tensions using diplomatic means. Former President Donald Trump’s “hush money” trial gets underway in New York. We bring you all the takeaways from day […]

Iran’s navy seized a container ship linked to Israel in the Strait of Hormuz on Saturday. Brent Sadler, a research fellow for naval warfare and advanced technology at the Allison Center for National Security at The Heritage Foundation, tells NTD that geography is dictating where the Iranian regime can operate.  

With jury selection underway on Monday in former President Donald Trump’s historic criminal trial in New York, a key question arises: Will it be possible to pick a fair jury in the Democratic stronghold? NTD contributor Mike Leon, the director of policy and strategy at the Free and Equal Elections Foundation and host of the […]

The White House says the United States will not participate if Israel chooses to strike back at Iran. President Joe Biden met with G7 leaders by video link on Sunday, with the group pledging a united diplomatic response. NTD has reactions to Iran’s weekend strike on Israel. The criminal trial of former President Donald Trump […]

The 2026 FIFA World Cup is coming to the New York City area, and is expected to bring with it billions of dollars to the local economy—as well as changes to the transit system. NTD hears from Judy Ross, a senior director of operations at the Meadowlands Chamber of Commerce and Convention and Visitors Bureau. […]

The Arizona Supreme Court has upheld a Civil War-era law that makes it a felony for doctors to perform abortions under most circumstances. This law was originally intended to protect women from sexual exploitation in brothels that doubled as abortion clinics, according to Jason Jones, the president of the Human-Rights Education and Relief Organization and […]

Former President Donald Trump’s criminal trial in New York over allegedly falsifying business records is set to begin on April 15. NTD spoke to John Malcolm, the vice president of the Heritage Foundation’s Institute for Constitutional Government and the director of the Meese Center for Legal and Judicial Studies, who says it will be “very […]

President Biden has teamed up with the leaders of Japan and the Philippines to send a blunt message to China. That’s as the Chinese Communist regime’s aggressive actions risk escalation and a potential U.S. response in the South China Sea. Israel says it’s on high alert for a possible attack by Iran. NTD has more […]

An internal discrepancy is apparently emerging over Israel’s impending invasion of Rafah. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says a date for the operation has been set, but Defense Minister Yoav Gallant has informed the United States to the contrary. NTD speaks to Gerard Filitti, a civil and human rights attorney and senior counsel at The Lawfare […]

With President Joe Biden pressuring Israel to prioritize protecting civilian life while it pursues its military goals against the Hamas terrorist group—which uses Palestinian civilians as human shields—questions are arising over the United States’ support for its major ally in the Middle East. Aryeh Lightstone, a former adviser to the U.S. ambassador to Israel and […]

Americans usually eat more salt than they need, according to the Food and Drug Administration, but this has led to a public perception that avoiding salt is healthier, according to Cindy Chan Phillips, the owner of Cindy Chan Phillips Nutrition. She tells NTD that a balanced approach is key to finding the optimum salt intake […]

An appeals judge has rejected Former President Donald Trump’s bid to delay his so-called hush-money trial—for the third time this week. And a five-month prison sentence has been handed down to former Trump Organization CFO Allen Weisselberg as part of a plea deal. The Israeli military has confirm it killed three sons of Hamas leader […]

The race to dominate the artificial intelligence (AI) sphere is well underway between the United States and China. Anders Corr, the publisher of the Journal of Political Risk, explained to NTD the Chinese regime’s huge investment in higher education courses related to AI. Mr. Corr points to a study showing that China has two to […]

House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) is delaying sending articles of impeachment against Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas until next week. Hugh Fike, the director of government relations at the Conservative Partnership Institute, tells NTD that the move is a win for conservative Republicans in the Senate, as they will be able to better prepare their […]

An appeals court has denied former President Donald Trump’s request to delay his criminal trial in New York. Paul Kamenar, the lead counsel at the National Legal and Policy Center, told NTD that President Trump’s effort to delay the trial is not yet over, as the motion to delay can still be raised during the […]

Japan’s prime minister is in Washington on his first official visit to the White House. An official welcoming ceremony is set for the South Lawn on April 10. Arizona’s Supreme Court has upheld a 160-year-old law barring all abortions except to save a woman’s life. NTD has more on the law—and on reactions from top […]

President Joe Biden’s education department has unveiled plans to cancel up to $20,000 in interest for millions of American student loan holders, while offering some individuals full student debt forgiveness. NTD speaks to Richard Stern, the director of the Federal Budget Policy Center at The Heritage Foundation, who says President Biden’s new student debt forgiveness […]

As the border crisis continues, entire pillars of the U.S. food supply could be at risk due to mass illegal immigration, according to Dr. Michael Vickers, a veterinarian who served on the Texas Animal Health Commission. NTD speaks to Darlene Sanchez, a reporter for The Epoch Times who interviewed Dr. Vickers in March. Ms. Sanchez […]

Former President Donald Trump has stated that he favors leaving the question of abortion access to the states. “You must follow your heart on this issue, but remember, you must also win elections to restore our culture and, in fact, to save our country,” President Trump said. In light of this, Shawn Carney, the president […]

Former President Donald Trump has declared that he believes abortion laws should be left to the states. In a social media video, the former president also stressed there should be exceptions in which abortion would be permitted. Details of a proposed hostage cease-fire deal have emerged in the Israel–Hamas war. The United States has warned […]

President Joe Biden has outpaced former President Donald Trump in fundraising, but President Trump’s Saturday fundraiser raked in about $50 million—almost double that of President Biden’s recent star-studded event in New York City. Jeff Crouere, a political analyst and TV and radio host, told NTD that both presidents’ campaign strategies are similar in that they […]

Rep. Lauren Boebert (R-Colo.) is changing from Colorado’s 3rd to 4th district for the upcoming election. To get more in-depth analysis of the move, we spoke to Mike Leon, an NTD News contributor, the director of policy and strategy at the Free and Equal Elections Foundation, and the host of the “Can We Please Talk?” […]

Former President Donald Trump’s campaign has said it raised over $50 million at an event this weekend. NTD has more on the private Florida fundraiser—and President Joe Biden’s reaction. The Israel Defense Forces have withdrawn a large portion of their troops from Gaza as the Israel–Hamas war reaches the six-month mark. The fighting, however, is […]

Are we facing the threat of biowarfare? The COVID-19 pandemic left many skeptical about its origin. It appears contained. However, there is troubling news from around the country of old diseases re-emerging. Tuberculosis, polio, and leprosy. Also, of great concern is an outbreak of H5N1 “bird flu” that is affecting the food supply—in particular, cattle. […]

President Joe Biden condemned the drone strike that resulted in the deaths of 7 World Central Kitchen workers in Gaza this week during his Thursday phone call with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. President Biden said U.S. actions going forward will depend on how Israel responds to the humanitarian crisis. NTD spoke to David Carlucci, […]

The Israel Defense Forces have dismissed two officers for a mistaken drone strike on international aid workers. Israel now says it will adjust its tactics in the war against Hamas. Will the United States increase tariffs on China? Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen says it’s a possibility. She’s currently in China, meeting with her Chinese counterparts […]

A Chinese national confirmed to be an illegal immigrant was arrested last week after they snuck onto a Marine Corps base in California. NTD spoke to Adam Savit, the director of the China Policy Initiative at the America First Policy Institute. He told NTD that while the trespasser may not be a Chinese Communist Party […]

Special Counsel Jack Smith’s team is pushing to keep the jury from examining the Presidential Records Act in former President Donald Trump’s classified documents case. NTD spoke to contributor Mike Leon, who is the director of policy and strategy at the Free and Equal Elections Foundation and the host of the “Can We Please Talk?” […]

Iran has vowed to retaliate against Israel after the Iranian consulate in the Syrian capital Damascus was destroyed by an airstrike on Monday. Iran says it blames Israel for the strike, which killed a number of Iranian military officials. NTD spoke to Avi Melamed, a former Israeli intelligence official and a senior official on Arab […]

The Biden administration is asking Congress to approve a multi-billion-dollar weapons sale to Israel, along with plans for the sale of $18-billion worth of F-15 fighter jets. A helicopter has rescued six miners stranded in Taiwan after the island’s strongest earthquake in decades. Authorities say over 600 people are still cut off, with over 1,000 […]

Remediation efforts on the collapsed Key bridge in Baltimore are underway. Two auxiliary channels have reportedly been opened, with a third in the works. NTD hears from Maryland State Senator Johnny Ray Salling, who says the focus is on bringing closure to victims’ families by recovering workers’ bodies, and passing legislation that would support those […]

People who use Veterans Affairs (VA) loans to buy homes could be impacted by a recent settlement reached by the National Association of Realtors. NTD speaks to Greg Freeman, the owner of Scissortail Financial Home Loans, who outlines the challenges. “There will be situations where the veteran buyer who’s using a VA home loan to […]

Former President Donald Trump’s legal team is pushing for Judge Juan Merchan to recuse himself, for a second time, over an alleged conflict of interest involving his daughter’s political dealings. NTD speaks to Paul Kamenar, the lead counsel at the National Legal and Policy Center, who says this time the circumstances are different, and that […]

Taiwan’s East coast was hit by a 7.4 magnitude earthquake on Wednesday morning. Authorities say at least nine people are dead and nearly 900 injured. NTD has more on rescue efforts to free over 70 people trapped in highway tunnels. Wisconsin voters have decided that ‘Zuckerbucks’ will no longer be allowed to sway state elections. […]

There are seven swing states that will likely determine the outcome of the presidential election in November. What role will the states’ governors play? And what about independent voters, with Robert F. Kennedy Jr. set to be in the mix? What of another X-factor, namely autoworkers in Michigan? NTD speaks to journalist and award-winning news […]

As a treacherous storm system pummels the U.S. heartland, NTD gets some safety tips from Randall Bass, a certified consulting meteorologist at Bass Weather Services LLC. Mr. Bass says that during such extreme storm events, everyone should have an action plan in place and keep their cell phones and radios on to hear important alerts.

Former President Donald Trump has posted a $175-million bond in his New York civil fraud case. Meanwhile, a judge in his so-called “hush money” case has expanded a gag order on the former president. A judge has ruled that President Joe Biden’s son Hunter Biden will face trial in a million-dollar tax evasion case—rejecting multiple […]

Questions have arisen following the collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore about whether the bridge had adequate impact protection—and how to protect it when it is rebuilt in future. According to Kent Harries, a professor of structural engineering and mechanics at the University of Pittsburgh, the bridge had so-called dolphin barriers, which […]

The collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore will force shipping companies to divert their freight to nearby ports in New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Virginia. Some trucks will also be forced to reroute to the western side of Baltimore, because many can’t use the city’s tunnels due to hazmat and dimension limitations. According […]

NTD spoke to John Malcolm, the vice president of the Heritage Foundation’s Institute for Constitutional Government and the director of the Meese Center for Legal and Judicial Studies, to discuss former President Donald Trump’s case in Georgia. He shed light on what President Trump’s attorney meant when he said that his client had engaged in […]

House Oversight Committee chairman James Comer has invited President Joe Biden to testify publicly as part of the GOP’s impeachment inquiry. Rep. Comer (R-Ky.) said Americans need to hear from the president himself. He said that way, President Biden can explain why his family received tens of millions of dollars from foreign companies with his […]

Amidst the fallout from the collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore, Md., NTD spoke to Republican State Sen. Johnny Ray Salling, who represents Baltimore County. Mr. Salling said legislation is in planning to streamline the process of getting Baltimore Port back up and running. He said he intends to work with local, […]

Meta has announced that it will limit “political content” for users on Threads, Facebook, and Instagram from accounts that are not already followed. NTD spoke to Andrew Selepak, a social media professor at the University of Florida, who says Meta is doing this to avoid scrutiny. Moreover, the timing of the move has been called […]

A settlement that amounts to a legal truce involving Disney and the State of Florida was reached regarding the oversight of the special district that contains Walt Disney World. NTD’s contributor Mike Leon, the director of policy and strategy at the Free and Equal Elections Foundation, and the host of the “Can We Please Talk?” […]

Police in Baltimore say divers have recovered two bodies from the Patapsco river beneath the collapsed Francis Scott Key Bridge. Investigators say the ship that caused the disaster was carrying hazardous materials, and are set to interview the vessel’s pilots on March 28. NTD has the updates. Former President Donald Trump is in New York […]

Kids under 14 in Florida are now banned from having accounts on social media platforms  in accordance with a new law. However, appeals against the law are expected from the Meta, TikTok, and X platforms, according to Jason Sheppard, the founder of Wimkin social media. He said the case could go all the way to […]

The collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore is expected to cause major disruption to shipping on the East coast. NTD spoke to Ryan Yonk, an infrastructure expert and a research fellow at the Independent Institute, who said the accident may affect the price of vehicles because Baltimore is the busiest port for […]

Supreme Court justices appear unlikely to restrict the abortion pill mifepristone after hearing arguments on March 27. NTD has more on their statements. Rescue crews are still searching for a number of victims—now presumed dead—after a bridge collapsed in Baltimore, Maryland when a container ship struck one of the bridge’s support pillars on March 27. […]

A New York City homeowner has alleged that squatters are “stealing” her $1-million house in Flushing, Queens that she inherited from her parents. The New York Post first reported on the story of Adele Andaloro, who was arrested for changing the locks on her own house—but without providing a key to the squatters who had […]

An appeals court cut former President Donald Trump’s bond in his New York civil fraud case by more than half on Monday, with it now totaling $175 million. NTD spoke to Will Scharf, a former federal prosecutor and an attorney for President Trump, who said the move was an “absolute repudiation” of how Judge Arthur […]

The Epoch Times has learned that The New York Times is developing a hit piece on Shen Yun Performing Arts. The media outlet’s aim of interviewing members or former members of Shen Yun selectively in order to smear the company is analogous to the Chinese Communist Party’s (CCP’s) efforts to thwart the company’s performances around […]

Three senior Boeing executives have announced they are stepping down from the company, following the controversy surrounding a door panel blowout on an Alaska Airlines flight in January. Jason Kunisch, an American commercial airline pilot, told NTD the company faces a “systemic issue” that requires adjustments that go beyond just top leadership.

A bridge in Baltimore collapsed after being struck by a cargo ship Tuesday morning. Authorities are still searching the river for survivors, with a number of people still missing. The New York Times is working on a hit piece against New York-based dance company Shen Yun Performing Arts. It comes after years of the media […]

As the United States makes strides in space with the goal of returning astronauts to the moon in 2026, the security of American satellites is coming into the spotlight. This comes as China advances its space exploration goals in an attempt to put people on the moon by 2030, while developing the capability to knock […]

Frustrations over the government funding bill gave rise to calls for House Speaker Mike Johnson’s (R-La.) ouster from Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.). NTD contributor Mike Leon, the director of policy and strategy at the Free and Equal Elections Foundation and the host of the “Can We Please Talk?” news commentary podcast, says that Ms. […]

Four suspects have appeared, battered and bruised, in a Russian court after Friday’s terrorist attack in Moscow. Russian officials say at least 137 people are dead, with hundreds wounded. NTD has the U.S. response and the latest on the aftermath of the attack. Russia sent a barrage of missiles and drones at Ukraine over the […]

Former President Donald Trump faces an end-of-day Monday deadline to pay a $464-million bond in his New York civil fraud case. NTD spoke to Paul Kamenar, lead counsel at the National Legal and Policy Center, who said that even if Attorney General Letitia James were to attach the judgments she filed to a particular property, […]

The Justice Department is going after Apple in an antitrust lawsuit alleging the tech giant is trying to create a monopoly on the market for high-end smartphones. NTD gets analysis on whether this is good for U.S. business or will actually hurt innovation from Robert Bork Jr., the president of the Antitrust Education Project and […]

We often hear phrases from conservative commentators like “drain the swamp” or “fight the uniparty.” But what exactly do these concepts mean, and how can conservative policies gain a stronger foothold on Capitol Hill? NTD spoke to Hugh Fike, the director of government relations at the Conservative Partnership Institute, about breaking news at his organization: […]

A video has gone viral of illegal immigrants breaking through a border fence in Texas—including their pushing and knocking down border guards. Plus, Department of Homeland Security delays in filing court paperwork resulted in nearly 200,000 deportation cases being thrown out during President Joe Biden’s term to date. NTD has further updates on the border […]

Former President Donald Trump’s legal team is taking aim at the rejection of presidential immunity in his election case, saying they’ve found a “fatal defect” in the argument. Gerard Filitti, a civil and human rights attorney and a senior counsel at The Lawfare Project, told NTD that it remains unclear whether a fact-finding jury or […]

Robocalls powered by artificial intelligence (AI) have already reared their heads in American elections, with fake robocalls impersonating President Joe Biden recently in the run-up to New Hampshire’s primary election. NTD spoke with Robert Salvador, an AI expert and the CEO of software company DigiBuild, who expressed his concern about government regulation to solve the […]

An appeals court has again blocked a Texas law allowing for the arrest and deportation of immigrants caught entering the state illegally. NTD spoke to Andrew Arthur, a fellow in law and policy at the Center for Immigration Studies and a former immigration judge, who said the law only applies to immigrants caught in the […]

House investigators plan to call President Joe Biden to testify at an impeachment inquiry hearing in the coming days. NTD has takeaways from the testimony of Hunter Biden’s former business associates—and the response from the White House. Secretary of State Antony Blinken is traveling to Saudi Arabia and Egypt to work on a cease-fire deal, […]

With hopes that a government shutdown will be averted in the wake of the funding deal reached this week, questions have arisen about the negotiating process itself. Addressing this, Richard Stern, the director of the Federal Budget Policy Center at The Heritage Foundation and a former budget advisor to Congressman Mike Johnson, told NTD that […]

President Joe Biden and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu had a phone call this week, with Israeli officials slated to head to Washington. According to David Wurmser, a Middle-Eastern affairs analyst at the Center for Security Policy, Israel has a plan for humanitarian evacuation ahead of its impending ground operation into the city of Rafah. […]

House Democrats on the Oversight Committee have selected their witness in an impeachment hearing for President Joe Biden on March 20. Lev Parnas, an associate of Rudy Giuliani, will testify alongside Hunter Biden’s former business associates Tony Bobulinski and Jason Galanis. Congressional leaders agreed to a deal on March 19 to fund the rest of […]

WESTLAKE, Ohio–Bernie Moreno has emerged the victor in a nasty Ohio Republican U.S. Senate primary marred by outside money from a Democrat-aligned super PAC to prop him up, bickering about which candidate was more conservative, and mudslinging that turned personal toward the Trump-backed candidate. At 8:35 p.m ET., the Associated Press called the race for […]

Russian President Vladimir Putin won what has been described as a rubber-stamp election at the weekend—with virtually no opposition. His victory is regarded as having broad implications for the Ukraine war and beyond. NTD hears from Trevor Loudon, an Epoch Times contributor and the author of “The Enemies Within,” who says the West needs to […]