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President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump will go head-to-head in two scheduled debates. We spoke with NTD news contributor Mike Leon about the debates, which are set for June 27 on CNN and Sept. 10 on ABC. Mr. Leon is also the policy and strategy director for the Free and Equal Elections Foundation, […]

Authors Marguerite Stern and Dora Moutot, known for their feminist activism, faced social rejection after refusing to refer to men identifying as women as women. Their book “Transmania” sheds light on transgender lobbying and its influence on French society, despite facing backlash from political groups. Despite challenges, their book has surged in sales, underscoring growing […]

Lawyers presented arguments last week in a case involving a University at Buffalo students group, Young Americans for Freedom, that says it is being targeted for its conservative viewpoint. NTD spoke with attorney Logan Spena from Alliance Defending Freedom who says the case is part of a troubling trend with the future of democracy itself […]

Official crime figures for 2023 in France depict a concerning uptick in violent acts, including assaults, sexual offenses, and homicides, with an overall recorded violence surge of 7 percent, as reported by the Minister of Interior. Recent inquiries, such as one from the Senate, highlight the extensive damage inflicted during the summer riots, totaling around […]

Vance Ginn, president of Ginn Economic Consulting and former chief economist for the White House Office of Management and Budget, offers his analysis of the latest U.S.-China policy after the Biden administration recently announced a 100 percent tariff on Chinese electric vehicles.

A legal battle over abortion in New York is unfolding. Attorney General Letitia James and pro-life groups have filed lawsuits against each other over a procedure known as abortion pill reversal. NTD interviewed Erin Mersion, an attorney affiliated with the legal firm Thomas More, which is providing legal representation for the pro-life groups.

On May 13, climate activists disrupted an Italian Open match to protest against water shortages. Members of the climate group poured white paint and threw confetti on the Foro Italico’s clay tennis court.

For over two years, the World Health Organization (WHO) has been meticulously crafting an accord to address the pressing need for a unified global response to pandemics. However, as the deadline for ratification approaches in May, stark divisions among member states threaten to derail the entire endeavor. According to a Jurist who looked over the […]

Chinese leader Xi Jinping’s anticipated visit to South France, aimed at fostering closer ties with President Emmanuel Macron, faced unexpected challenges due to inclement weather. French media drew parallels between the flooding rains and the strained relationship between the two leaders, highlighting broader difficulties in overcoming bilateral challenges, including trade tensions and the war in […]

The House Committee on Education and the Workforce held a hearing Wednesday to discuss combating hateful speech and actions against Jewish students and faculty in American public schools. There has been a wave of anti-Semitic incidents reported in schools since Hamas’s Oct. 7 attack on Israel. Policymakers say school officials must be held accountable and […]

Legal experts say TikTok’s lawsuit to avoid a ban or forced sale could last years. NTD spoke with political analyst and host of “Can We Please Talk” Mike Leon for more on how it could play out.

The shooting death of an emotionally disturbed 22-year-old who had called 9-1-1 reignites debate about whether civilians should respond to certain crisis calls instead of armed law enforcement. Criminologist Alex del Carmen worries about the risks programs like the Unarmed Model of Crisis Response pose to both individuals and police.

CHICAGO—Police cleared a pro-Palestinian tent encampment at the University of Chicago on Tuesday after administrators who had initially adopted a permissive approach said the protest had crossed a line and caused growing concerns about safety. University President Paul Alivisatos acknowledged the school’s role as a protector of freedom of speech after officers in riot gear […]

During a press conference in Paris on Monday, Senator Olivier Cadic, former French senator Andre Gattolin, and Member of Parliament Constance Le Grip revealed that they have repeatedly faced cyberattacks from the Chinese Communist Party’s (CCP) cyber division. Mr. Gattolin and seven members of the French Parliament called to create a coordinated response to counter […]

Lawmakers recently voted down a bill that would have added information about licensed pregnancy centers to sexual education curricula at California public schools. NTD speaks with pregnancy center director Kathleen Jones about the decision and why she believes such centers are performing an essential service.

A Moscow court on Saturday ordered a two-month imprisonment of a Falun Gong practitioner on the basis of her beliefs. NTD speaks with a Russian Falun Gong practitioner about the current situation and looks at the Chinese regime’s influence in the decision.

Following demonstrations in support of Palestinians, France witnesses a growing wave of student protests, echoing similar actions in the United States. While the scale may be smaller, the unrest has spread to multiple universities across the country. Concerns are voiced by observers and the Student Union regarding the escalating situation, with some labeling protesters as […]