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United States Retains Spot as World’s Top Oil Producer
In April, U.S. exports of crude oil hit a record 5.6 million barrels per day.

Nearly Two-Thirds of Americans Willing to Pay More for Homes in Walkable Communities: NAR
Americans largely favor community design choices that emphasize small-lot, single-family homes, the National Association of Realtors said.

Key US Housing Affordability Bill Becomes Law Without Trump’s Signature
The president didn't sign the bill to protest the Senate's failure to pass the SAVE America Act, a voting reform measure.

Commerce Department Eases Export Controls on United Arab Emirates
The Commerce Department is easing export controls on the United Arab Emirates.
Trump Admin Working to Ensure US Victory in AI Race Against China: Economist
Jill Homan, Deputy Director of Economy and Trade, AFPI, discussed with NTD the positive effects of President Donald Trump's economic agenda.
Costco Faces Lawsuit Over Heavy Metals in Protein Powder
A health product has come under scrutiny, with a lawsuit raising questions about what’s inside your protein powder.
Visa Fraud Bad for Both American, Foreign Workers Due to Kickbacks, Worse Working Situations: Analyst
The Labor Department has launched a major investigation into H-1B visa fraud.
Apple Files Lawsuit Accusing ChatGPT Maker OpenAI of Stealing Trade Secrets
Apple on Friday accused OpenAI of stealing trade secrets as it seeks to build its own hardware for ChatGPT, a major rupture in a partnership between the iPhone maker and the artificial intelligence company.
US Gas Prices Reverse Course, Start Increasing Again: AAA Data
The price for a gallon of regular gas increased roughly 4 cents since Thursday, according to AAA.
More Liquefied Natural Gas Tankers Transit Hormuz Strait
More liquefied natural gas tankers are returning to the Strait of Hormuz, despite renewed fighting in the Middle East.
Energy Bureaucracy and CCP Subversion a Handicap in AI Competition With China: Analyst
AI development is one of the most important areas of competition with communist China, impacting crucial sectors such as the military, economy, technology, and communications.
Closing Plants and Denying Citizens the Right to Own Electricity Is Un-American: Advocate
Sam Romain, chairman of Americans for Energy Dominance, a grassroots organization dedicated to securing America’s energy future, joins NTD to discuss what’s causing stress to the electrical grid, both physical and political.
US–China AI Energy Race Raises Solar Supply Chain Concerns
As AI data centers in the U.S. drive record electricity demand, solar is becoming a key source of new power.
Micron Technology Plans $250 Billion US Investment for Chip Production
The planned investment comes amid surging demand for memory chips and President Donald Trump’s push to ramp up domestic chip production.
Paramount Pauses Warner Bros. Deal Amid Oregon Probe
Oregon’s attorney general is asking a judge to order the company to hand over records, delaying the deal by 60 days so the state can review them.
Germany Reaches Deal to Purchase US Tomahawk Missiles
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz announced the deal in Berlin after the NATO summit in Ankara.
Commerce Department Ends Probe Into Imported Airplanes, Parts Without Seeking New Tariffs
The Commerce Department said on Thursday it had completed a probe into imported commercial aircraft, jet engines and parts and found foreign goods raise U.S. national security concerns but the Trump administration is not seeking new tariffs.
Pet Food Company Recalls Popular Dog Food Over Choking Risk
The product that’s withdrawn is the PEDIGREE High Protein Chopped Chicken & Duck Flavor for dogs in 13.2-ounce cans.
EU Lawmakers Advance Mass Private-Message Scanning Measure
Critics call the measure 'Chat Control' and warn it could normalize mass surveillance, while supporters say it is needed to detect child sexual abuse material.
Labor Department Launches ‘Major Investigation’ Into H-1B Visa Fraud
The department said it ‘uncovered widespread schemes in which employers and labor brokers submitted fraudulent applications’ for the visas.
United States Retains Spot as World’s Top Oil Producer
In April, U.S. exports of crude oil hit a record 5.6 million barrels per day.
Nearly Two-Thirds of Americans Willing to Pay More for Homes in Walkable Communities: NAR
Americans largely favor community design choices that emphasize small-lot, single-family homes, the National Association of Realtors said.
Key US Housing Affordability Bill Becomes Law Without Trump’s Signature
The president didn't sign the bill to protest the Senate's failure to pass the SAVE America Act, a voting reform measure.
Commerce Department Eases Export Controls on United Arab Emirates
The Commerce Department is easing export controls on the United Arab Emirates.
Trump Admin Working to Ensure US Victory in AI Race Against China: Economist
Jill Homan, Deputy Director of Economy and Trade, AFPI, discussed with NTD the positive effects of President Donald Trump's economic agenda.
Costco Faces Lawsuit Over Heavy Metals in Protein Powder
A health product has come under scrutiny, with a lawsuit raising questions about what’s inside your protein powder.
Visa Fraud Bad for Both American, Foreign Workers Due to Kickbacks, Worse Working Situations: Analyst
The Labor Department has launched a major investigation into H-1B visa fraud.
Apple Files Lawsuit Accusing ChatGPT Maker OpenAI of Stealing Trade Secrets
Apple on Friday accused OpenAI of stealing trade secrets as it seeks to build its own hardware for ChatGPT, a major rupture in a partnership between the iPhone maker and the artificial intelligence company.
US Gas Prices Reverse Course, Start Increasing Again: AAA Data
The price for a gallon of regular gas increased roughly 4 cents since Thursday, according to AAA.
More Liquefied Natural Gas Tankers Transit Hormuz Strait
More liquefied natural gas tankers are returning to the Strait of Hormuz, despite renewed fighting in the Middle East.
Energy Bureaucracy and CCP Subversion a Handicap in AI Competition With China: Analyst
AI development is one of the most important areas of competition with communist China, impacting crucial sectors such as the military, economy, technology, and communications.
Closing Plants and Denying Citizens the Right to Own Electricity Is Un-American: Advocate
Sam Romain, chairman of Americans for Energy Dominance, a grassroots organization dedicated to securing America’s energy future, joins NTD to discuss what’s causing stress to the electrical grid, both physical and political.
US–China AI Energy Race Raises Solar Supply Chain Concerns
As AI data centers in the U.S. drive record electricity demand, solar is becoming a key source of new power.
Micron Technology Plans $250 Billion US Investment for Chip Production
The planned investment comes amid surging demand for memory chips and President Donald Trump’s push to ramp up domestic chip production.
Paramount Pauses Warner Bros. Deal Amid Oregon Probe
Oregon’s attorney general is asking a judge to order the company to hand over records, delaying the deal by 60 days so the state can review them.
Germany Reaches Deal to Purchase US Tomahawk Missiles
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz announced the deal in Berlin after the NATO summit in Ankara.
Commerce Department Ends Probe Into Imported Airplanes, Parts Without Seeking New Tariffs
The Commerce Department said on Thursday it had completed a probe into imported commercial aircraft, jet engines and parts and found foreign goods raise U.S. national security concerns but the Trump administration is not seeking new tariffs.
Pet Food Company Recalls Popular Dog Food Over Choking Risk
The product that’s withdrawn is the PEDIGREE High Protein Chopped Chicken & Duck Flavor for dogs in 13.2-ounce cans.
EU Lawmakers Advance Mass Private-Message Scanning Measure
Critics call the measure 'Chat Control' and warn it could normalize mass surveillance, while supporters say it is needed to detect child sexual abuse material.
Labor Department Launches ‘Major Investigation’ Into H-1B Visa Fraud
The department said it ‘uncovered widespread schemes in which employers and labor brokers submitted fraudulent applications’ for the visas.
















