President Biden’s EV agenda to address climate change is having some unintended consequences. An energy journalist says the policies are “a type of class warfare” as American automakers and drivers contend with the administration’s mandates.

Bankrate’s chief financial analyst says March’s Consumer Price Index data shows higher accommodation, car insurance, car repair, electricity, and gas prices locking in a rate of inflation that’s trending higher. We discuss the costs hitting Americans the hardest, and why the Federal Reserve’s efforts to tame inflation aren’t panning out.

Bankrate reports that more than a third of Americans still want to spend on fun, even if that means incurring some debt. The pandemic and its aftermath continue to drive demand for experiences and travel as Americans hold more than $1 trillion in credit card balances.  

A federal appeals court heard arguments on Wednesday over a Texas immigration law, known as SB4, that would allow law enforcement to arrest people suspected of illegally entering the United States. NTD spoke with a volunteer organization in Texas that patrols areas between official ports of entry on the southern border. The group assists local […]

The Supreme Court appears unlikely to limit access to mifepristone, commonly known as the abortion pill. Julie Marie Blake, senior counsel of Alliance Defending Freedom, the organization representing the plaintiffs opposed to the FDA’s mifepristone policies, explains how the regulator is failing to protect women’s health. Sarah Parshall Perry, senior legal fellow of The Heritage […]

Former President Donald Trump’s social media company got off to a hot start on its first day of trading, showcasing a buying frenzy to scoop up shares. Trump Media & Technology Group shares, trading as DJT on the Nasdaq Composite Index, surged as much as 52 percent in the opening minutes of the March 26 […]

The Federal Reserve still expects to cut its key interest rate three times in 2024. Bankrate’s chief financial analyst discusses how the latest projection will impact consumers and business as the central bank continues to work to tame inflation.  

The founder of a cutting-edge early-onset cancer detection company discusses how new screening methods can catch the disease earlier. Doctors and oncologists are sounding the alarm on the number of individuals being diagnosed between the ages of 18 and 49.  

NTD spoke with commercial airline pilot Jason Kunisch about ongoing incidents plaguing United Airlines and Boeing. Kunisch shed light on the challenges faced by both the carrier and manufacturer, including flight diversions and a whistleblower’s alleged suicide.

Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito extended a temporary pause on the Texas law SB4, which would have granted state law enforcement authority to arrest individuals suspected of illegally crossing the U.S.–Mexico border. The Biden administration argued that the law violated the Constitution and federal authority over immigration. Texas says it’s necessary. NTD spoke with Hans […]

A Brooklyn public high school is experiencing a surge of antisemitism, including swastika graffiti and death threats against Jewish students and teachers. Jewish civil rights organization End Jew Hatred is demanding accountability from the New York City Department of Education and its chancellor David Banks.  

A Bankrate report reveals that half of Americans surveyed were denied a loan or other financial product since the Federal Reserve began raising interest rates in March 2022.  

Annual home prices rose again in December while the fourth quarter of 2023 saw 30-year fixed-rate mortgages reach an average of nearly 8 percent. Mark Hamrick, a senior economic analyst at Bankrate.com, discusses the company’s recent survey, which reveals more than half of Americans say they can’t afford a house. Respondents say the high cost […]

The fallout from the Israel-Hamas war on college campuses is renewing scrutiny over foreign funding at institutions of higher learning. Jay P. Greene, senior research fellow at the Heritage Foundation’s Center for Education Policy, discusses how foreign money buys influence U.S. universities, potentially undermining American interests.

Senior legal fellow at the Heritage Foundation, Sarah Parshall Perry, discusses the potential impact of biological men competing against women in athletics and other female spaces as Lia Thomas sues to compete in women’s swimming at the upcoming Paris Olympics.

A psychologist details how positive and negative emotions impact our physical health and longevity.

The recent execution of a death row inmate has reignited debate on capital punishment. Alabama executed convicted murderer Kenneth Smith by nitrogen hypoxia on Jan. 25—a first in the country. Robin Maher, the executive director of the Death Penalty Information Center, told NTD that a series of botched lethal injections led to many drug companies halting […]

Nikki Haley continues to insist that she’ll stay in the race for the Republican presidential nomination through Super Tuesday—but she’ll face her toughest test yet in her home state’s primary on Feb. 24. Conservative publisher Jeff Webb believes her campaign is already over. NTD has his analysis of Haley’s strategy in the run-up to the […]

New York Attorney General Letitia James is seeking $3 billion in restitution from cryptocurrency firms accused of fraud that resulted in more than $1 billion in losses.

Senior legal fellow at The Heritage Foundation, Hans von Spakovsky, discusses the intensifying showdown between Texas and the Biden administration over the state’s razor wire barriers near the Southern border town of Eagle Pass.

A recent survey uncovered common financial secrets within couples, with 40 percent admitting to presently or previously concealing money-related information from their partners. NTD spoke with Ted Rossman, senior industry analyst at Bankrate who shed light on the risks and strain this phenomenon places on relationships, emphasizing the importance of open communication about personal finances. […]

To the average person, body-building can seem superficial, but the sport is about much more than muscle. Beneath an athlete’s chiseled physique is often a story and sometimes the beginning of that story ends up shaping a career. NTD’s Andrew Thomas spoke with an award-winning American bodybuilder to learn more about what it takes to […]

Credit card interest rates soared to record highs in 2023 at an average of more than 20 percent. The result is a growing number of Americans finding themselves unable to pay off their debt. NTD spoke with Ted Rossman, senior industry analyst at Bankrate, to discuss the latest survey of cardholders.  

In addition to a potential contempt of Congress charge, President Biden’s son faces separate federal indictments for tax evasion and gun charges. Hunter Biden is scheduled to appear in a Los Angeles federal court on January 11th to address these charges. NTD spoke with Brandon Henderson, a criminal defense attorney, to dissect the allegations and […]

A new year means a “clean slate.” During the next 30 days, people are encouraged to eliminate clutter to enjoy a smoother, happier 2024. NTD spoke with a design expert on tackling January, known across the country as “Get Organized Month.”  

Newborns are the most vulnerable members of our society. Unfortunately, a new mother in crisis can sometimes feel as though her only option is to abandon her infant. However, specialized Safe Havens for newborn babies give distressed new mothers the option of surrendering their baby at, for example, a fire station instead, where personnel have […]

Despite financial experts’ assertions that the United States economy is improving and distancing itself from recession, a Bankrate survey indicates a contrasting sentiment among over half of Americans. NTD spoke with Sarah Foster, Principal U.S. Economy Reporter at Bankrate.com, to explore the underlying reasons behind this discrepancy.  

Amid persistent inflation, the cost of goods and services is directly influencing personal spending during this holiday season. In a recent study by consumer financial services company Bankrate, the report delves into the specifics of this impact. NTD spoke with the report’s author, Sarah Foster, a Principal U.S. Economy Reporter at Bankrate.com, to explore the […]

With consumer debt nearing an all-time high, many Americans have concerns about their personal finances. Economists largely believe the economy is getting better, but will that help struggling households in 2024? Greg McBride, the chief financial analyst from Bankrate, speaks with NTD’s Andrew Thomas about what the financial future holds for consumers next year.  

Harvard’s Board this week voted to retain Claudine Gay as university president, despite widespread condemnation for her failure to denounce anti-Semitism before a Congressional hearing. The decision has caused outrage among Jewish students, leaders, alumni, and donors. NTD’s Andrew Thomas spoke with prominent Rabbi Abraham Cooper from the Simon Wiesenthal Center to learn what equivocation […]

Israeli tanks advanced westward in their ongoing battle with Hamas around Khan Younis recently. Israel identifies the city as a key stronghold for the terrorist group. The IDF suspects Hamas’s leader and hostages are concealed within a network of tunnels beneath one of Gaza’s main roads. NTD spoke with Lawfare Project Senior Counsel Gerard Filitti […]

Gun rights may be on the docket, as the U.S. Supreme Court is considering an emergency petition challenging an Illinois gun law. A new state law bans more than 170 semi-automatic firearms, which any Democrats describe as “assault weapons.” NTD spoke with Hannah Hill, the petitioners’ director of legal affairs, to find out what this […]

The cooler weather and shorter days can sometimes have people feeling down. Sometimes called the winter blues, seasonal affective disorder can have a serious impact on mental health. NTD’s Andrew Thomas has more with Dr. Norman Rosenthal, the psychiatrist who first coined the term.

The war between Russia and Ukraine is entering a new stage, with the harsh Ukrainian winter expected to complicate fighting. NTD’s Andrew Thomas has the latest on how the 2 sides are preparing to do battle in the coming months.  

Family and friends around the country will get together for the Thanksgiving weekend. Our troops deployed overseas might not be so fortunate—but they have their unique experiences. NTD’s Andrew Thomas spoke with U.S. Navy veteran Darin Detwiler who told us what it’s like to celebrate under the sea.

Thanksgiving is set to kick off the holiday season with many shoppers looking forward to Black Friday, Small Business Saturday, and Cyber Monday for the best deals. A recent report from Bankrate crunched the numbers for the most popular savings events. NTD spoke with senior industry analyst Ted Rossman to learn more.

The month of November has taken on new meaning for a cause. Dubbed “Movember,” men around the world will grow mustaches over the next few weeks to raise awareness and show their support. NTD spoke with a business leader and a “Mo Bro” to learn more.  

In the weeks since the Hamas terrorist group launched its brutal terror attack on Israel, terms like “war crimes,” “international law,” and “occupation” have echoed throughout cable news and social media. But how do they apply to the ongoing conflict? To learn more, NTD’s Andrew Thomas spoke with Gerard Filitti, senior counsel at The Lawfare […]

The Galapagos Islands are a destination that immerses visitors in unparalleled wildlife experiences, attracting tourists from across the globe. Andre Robles, a seasoned South American travel specialist with two decades of industry experience, sheds light on what distinguishes this archipelago.  

Service dogs have been instrumental in helping veterans with PTSD, but what about the hearing impaired? Retired Command Sgt. Maj, Gretchen Evans found herself suffering from both after a rocket in Afghanistan nearly killed her. Now she’s advocating on behalf of veterans who need a canine companion. NTD’s Andrew Thomas reports.  

Social media platforms like Facebook and Instagram have drawn criticism in recent months for their impact on users’ mental health. But a new Bankrate survey reports that the platforms harbor financial pitfalls as well. NTD’s Andrew Thomas spoke with Ted Rossman, one of Bankrate’s senior industry analysts, to learn more. Mr. Rossman also described the […]

Ukraine’s counteroffensive has gained steam in recent weeks as the country’s soldiers have started to break through Russian lines. Training from the West in basic infantry tactics is one of the elements making a difference. NTD’s Andrew Thomas reports.  

Flying cars have long been a symbol of the future, and now they’re a reality. An aerospace company successfully tested the first manned flight in the United States this summer, but the passenger aircraft is just the beginning. NTD had the opportunity to speak with the CEO to learn more.  

On September 11th, 2001, 19 members of al-Qaeda hijacked four commercial airliners, crashing two into the World Trade Center. Terrorists flew a third plane into the Pentagon, while the fourth flight crashed in a field in Pennsylvania after passengers courageously fought back against the hijackers. NTD spoke with a volunteer firefighter who was on the […]

Shark attacks—we’ve heard about them many times this summer, but how worried should we be? And how should we avoid them while at the beach? NTD spoke to shark expert Frank Quevedo to find out how to stay safe in the water.  

Summer vacations are coming to an end, and that means heading back to the office. Or does it? Consumer financial services provider Bankrate reports that more than half of Americans who prefer remote or hybrid work are willing to find another job to maintain that flexibility. NTD’s Andrew Thomas has more on employee preferences that […]

Summertime may be the perfect season for Instagram-worthy photos, but for one Rwandan photographer, it’s just another day working outside the office. Instead of snapping beach pics and wedding shots, this Belgium-based artist is working with a more curious—and lively—subject. NTD’s Andrew Thomas reports on one man’s quest to share the joy of the Red […]

Military and contract working dogs have proven themselves in combat for millennia, from sniffing out explosives to search and rescue. The non-profit group has a mission to reconnect dogs with their handlers and find loving homes for retired canines.  

What was everyday life like in ancient Rome? New excavations from Pompeii shed light on life before the volcanic eruption wreaked havoc on its residents.  

Millions of Americans are flying both domestically and internationally this summer. But how much do we really know about commercial aircraft, the airline industry, and the risks involved in taking a flight? NTD’s Andrew Thomas spoke with an experienced pilot-turned-novelist to learn more.