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Harmeet Dhillon: DOJ Refocused on Helping All Americans

From Secret School Transitions to CPS: Inside the Fight Over Gender Ideology With Vernadette Broyles

Why Inserting Ideology in Foreign Aid Backfires | Valerie Huber One-on-One With Steve Lance

How China Leverages Political Proxies to Subvert US Allies | Ret. Col. Grant Newsham One-on-One with Steve Lance

The Calculated Uglification of Art and Culture | Justin Lee One-on-One With Steve Lance

China Remains an Egregious Abuser of Human Rights | Vicky Hartzler One-on-One With Steve Lance

How China May Proceed in Reaction to US Operation in Iran: Ret US Army Colonel Thomas Lynch

China’s Economic 'Miracle': An Espionage-Driven Mirage | Former DIA Director David Shedd, Author of 'The Great Heist'

Iran’s Unrest: Protests, Blackouts, and Why China Is Watching Closely

Cuba’s Hidden Hand: How Havana Propped up Maduro and Threatens the US | John Suarez on One on One With Steve Lance

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Assistant Attorney General for Civil Rights Harmeet Dhillon sat down with NTD's Steve Lance to detail the DOJ's sweeping new priorities under the Trump administration.

Dhillon reveals that the Civil Rights Division uncovered hundreds of thousands of dead voters on state rolls and nearly 30,000 registrations with no citizenship record, while fighting court battles across multiple circuits to gain access to all 50 states' voter data.

She also explains the DOJ's intervention in Evanston, Illinois' race-based reparations program, calling cash transfers based on ancestry "un-American, divisive, and unconstitutional."

Plus, Dhillon breaks down a new DOJ-Department of Education partnership designed to fast-track enforcement of parental rights, including cracking down on schools that keep gender transition information secret from parents, a practice a Ninth Circuit ruling just declared unconstitutional.