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State Farm Facing Fines Over 2025 LA Wildfires
California insurance regulators are accusing the insurer of unlawfully delaying, denying, and underpaying home-insurance claims related to the 2025 fires that devastated several neighborhoods in the Los Angeles area.

New Dilemma: Follow US Sanctions, or Get Sued in China
Follow Washington’s sanction, or get sued in Chinese courts.

California Man Sentenced in $59 Million COVID Fraud Scheme
A California man has been sentenced to 12 years in prison for his role in a multi-million dollar COVID-era fraud scheme involving fake businesses and stolen identities used to file fraudulent unemployment claims across multiple states.

Jeffrey Tucker on the Collapse of Spirit Airlines
NTD discussed with former Spirit airline customer and fan Jeffrey Tucker, who is also the founder and president of The Brownstone Institute and a senior economic columnist for The Epoch Times.
We Are Looking at a Future With Higher Silver Prices: Precious Metals Analyst
James Anderson, senior precious metals analyst at SD Bullion, joins NTD in studio to share his analysis.
More Anti-Trust Legislation Could Better Protect Victims After Natural Disasters: Attorney
California regulators are seeking to suspend State Farm’s license over how it handled claims relating to the Palisades and Eaton fires that devastated the Los Angeles area. Mychal Wilson, a top California civil and trial litigation attorney, spoke with NTD about the measures.
Coinbase Cuts 700 Workers, Joins Tech Layoff Wave Driven by AI Adoption
The crypto exchange said it is rebuilding itself around AI while maintaining its long-term bet on crypto adoption.
FDA Announces Potato Chip Recall Over Possible Salmonella Contamination Concerns
Utz Quality Foods recalled several popular flavors of its Zapp’s and Dirty brand potato chips over concerns the products may be contaminated with Salmonella, the FDA announced on Monday.
Economist Extremely Optimistic About Small Business Outlook in Event of Reduced Oil Prices
Trump said he’s taking action to support small businesses to grow.
Trump Lauds Strength of US Economy Despite Ongoing Conflict With Iran
The president spoke at a ceremony to mark National Small Business Week.
First Refunds of Trump Tariffs to Start as Early as May 12, Customs Agency Says
The Customs and Border Protection agency said it now estimates the first electronic refunds from President Donald Trump's tariffs deemed illegal by the Supreme Court will start as soon as May 12, a day later than an earlier estimate.
Elon Musk Settles SEC Lawsuit Over Twitter Disclosures, $1.5 Million Fine Imposed
A trust in Musk's name will pay a $1.5 million civil penalty, without admitting wrongdoing.
Lawsuit Accuses Chinese Cars of Spying on Israel
A new class action lawsuit filed in Israel accuses a Chinese car manufacturer of violating privacy laws.
Less Competition Means Higher Prices After Spirit Shutdown: Travel Blogger
Jen Ruiz, travel blogger, author, and Instagram travel content creator, joins NTD to discuss Spirit Airlines’ shutdown.
Trump Family Crypto Firm Sues Chinese Billionaire
An escalating dispute between a Chinese billionaire and a crypto venture co-founded by President Donald Trump and his sons.
US Energy Strategy in Place Ahead of Upcoming China Talks
The United States is squeezing Iran's lifeline just days before President Donald Trump meets China's Xi Jinping in Beijing.
Spirit Customers May Find Lower Fares With Creative Paths Home: Aviation Expert
Spirit Airlines is taking to the skies no more, and has entered liquidation.
Nation’s First Federal Bank to Reopen July 1
A historic bank in Philadelphia is preparing to reopen after a $43 million renovation.
UAE Says It’s Discussing Currency Swap Line With US
The country’s trade minister says the discussions place the UAE among a small, elite group of countries the United States is considering for such arrangements.
a2 Milk Company Recalls Some Infant Formula
Testing found a toxin linked to food-borne illness.
State Farm Facing Fines Over 2025 LA Wildfires
California insurance regulators are accusing the insurer of unlawfully delaying, denying, and underpaying home-insurance claims related to the 2025 fires that devastated several neighborhoods in the Los Angeles area.
New Dilemma: Follow US Sanctions, or Get Sued in China
Follow Washington’s sanction, or get sued in Chinese courts.
California Man Sentenced in $59 Million COVID Fraud Scheme
A California man has been sentenced to 12 years in prison for his role in a multi-million dollar COVID-era fraud scheme involving fake businesses and stolen identities used to file fraudulent unemployment claims across multiple states.
Jeffrey Tucker on the Collapse of Spirit Airlines
NTD discussed with former Spirit airline customer and fan Jeffrey Tucker, who is also the founder and president of The Brownstone Institute and a senior economic columnist for The Epoch Times.
We Are Looking at a Future With Higher Silver Prices: Precious Metals Analyst
James Anderson, senior precious metals analyst at SD Bullion, joins NTD in studio to share his analysis.
More Anti-Trust Legislation Could Better Protect Victims After Natural Disasters: Attorney
California regulators are seeking to suspend State Farm’s license over how it handled claims relating to the Palisades and Eaton fires that devastated the Los Angeles area. Mychal Wilson, a top California civil and trial litigation attorney, spoke with NTD about the measures.
Coinbase Cuts 700 Workers, Joins Tech Layoff Wave Driven by AI Adoption
The crypto exchange said it is rebuilding itself around AI while maintaining its long-term bet on crypto adoption.
FDA Announces Potato Chip Recall Over Possible Salmonella Contamination Concerns
Utz Quality Foods recalled several popular flavors of its Zapp’s and Dirty brand potato chips over concerns the products may be contaminated with Salmonella, the FDA announced on Monday.
Economist Extremely Optimistic About Small Business Outlook in Event of Reduced Oil Prices
Trump said he’s taking action to support small businesses to grow.
Trump Lauds Strength of US Economy Despite Ongoing Conflict With Iran
The president spoke at a ceremony to mark National Small Business Week.
First Refunds of Trump Tariffs to Start as Early as May 12, Customs Agency Says
The Customs and Border Protection agency said it now estimates the first electronic refunds from President Donald Trump's tariffs deemed illegal by the Supreme Court will start as soon as May 12, a day later than an earlier estimate.
Elon Musk Settles SEC Lawsuit Over Twitter Disclosures, $1.5 Million Fine Imposed
A trust in Musk's name will pay a $1.5 million civil penalty, without admitting wrongdoing.
Lawsuit Accuses Chinese Cars of Spying on Israel
A new class action lawsuit filed in Israel accuses a Chinese car manufacturer of violating privacy laws.
Less Competition Means Higher Prices After Spirit Shutdown: Travel Blogger
Jen Ruiz, travel blogger, author, and Instagram travel content creator, joins NTD to discuss Spirit Airlines’ shutdown.
Trump Family Crypto Firm Sues Chinese Billionaire
An escalating dispute between a Chinese billionaire and a crypto venture co-founded by President Donald Trump and his sons.
US Energy Strategy in Place Ahead of Upcoming China Talks
The United States is squeezing Iran's lifeline just days before President Donald Trump meets China's Xi Jinping in Beijing.
Spirit Customers May Find Lower Fares With Creative Paths Home: Aviation Expert
Spirit Airlines is taking to the skies no more, and has entered liquidation.
Nation’s First Federal Bank to Reopen July 1
A historic bank in Philadelphia is preparing to reopen after a $43 million renovation.
UAE Says It’s Discussing Currency Swap Line With US
The country’s trade minister says the discussions place the UAE among a small, elite group of countries the United States is considering for such arrangements.
a2 Milk Company Recalls Some Infant Formula
Testing found a toxin linked to food-borne illness.
















