In today’s world, social media has become an integral part of our lives; however, people are becoming increasingly aware of its negative aspects, such as addiction among children, pre-teens, and teenagers. To gain insights into this issue, NTD interviewed Nick Janicki, the spokesperson for Ganjing World—a novel social media platform and app that claims to […]

In every community, it’s possible to step up to make a positive difference. In Delray Beach, Florida, Scott Wheeler takes the initiative to spread the memorial day spirit. NTD spoke with the Retired Airman in Special Operations earlier today about the patriotic contribution he makes in his neighborhood every year.  

President Joe Biden and House Speaker Kevin McCarthy reached a tentative deal on Saturday to avert a default on U.S. debt. Now the pair is tasked with getting it through Congress—although one senator has already said that China would be the real winner from the agreed defense budget. State Farm Insurance is no longer offering […]

Main Street creates two out of every three jobs in the United States. But higher interest rates have put serious pressure on small businesses. What kind of pressure? To find out, NTD spoke with Brent Garrett, small business expert and author of “Swirling the Drain: Why Small Businesses Fail and How to Stop the Leaks.”

In his latest article for The Epoch Times, Kevin Stocklin, the producer of the documentary “The Shadow State,” delves into the question of how China manages to simultaneously supply equipment to the U.S. electrical grid while undermining it. NTD had the opportunity to speak with Stocklin to gain further insight into his report and explore […]

Border states continue to see the impact of illegal immigration. A hospital in Yuma, Arizona, has $26 million of unpaid expenses from treating illegal immigrants without medical coverage. That number doesn’t include the cost of infrastructure. The hospital will receive some relief, but nowhere near enough to cover the full expenses. NTD spoke to Jessica […]

A new report revealed that older Americans are struggling to pay for their medications. Jama Network Open released the report on Thursday that 20 percent of adults over age 65 chose to avoid taking their medicine or took less than recommended due to price concerns. In 2016, that number was about 14 percent according to […]

Former President Donald Trump’s social media company, Truth Social, has sued The Washington Post for defamation, and is seeking over $3.7 billion in damages. A hospital in Yuma, Arizona, has amassed $26 million in unpaid expenses from treating illegal immigrants without medical coverage—not including the cost of infrastructure. NTD spoke to Jessica Vaughan, Director of […]

If you have student debt to the federal government, you are going to have to start paying it back again, according to the education secretary. Repayments have been paused for three years but are set to resume 60 days after June 30 at the latest. To learn more about this, NTD spoke with Jeffrey Tucker, […]

Officials from both sides of the aisle commented on the U.S. debt ceiling over the weekend—but with different solutions in mind. Rep. Michael McCaul (R-Texas) said the standoff was “a dangerous game.” Florida Governor Ron DeSantis is helping to raise funds for the legal costs of Marine veteran Daniel Penny. Penny is facing criminal charges […]

Like every business out there, the real estate industry is experiencing significant uncertainty. What does the future hold? NTD went to a major real estate conference in Queens this week to find out.

A “human tidal wave.” That’s what experts say is about to come across the southern border with the end of Title 42 on May 11. To find out what the raw numbers will mean for the U.S. legal system, NTD spoke with Andrew Arthur, a former immigration judge and resident fellow in Law and Policy […]

Chicago mayor-elect Brandon Johnson is set to take the helm on Monday. He will inherit a city with many challenges—one of which is businesses fleeing. NTD spoke with an expert about what Johnson should do after taking office. Republican lawmakers sought answers from Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm on Capitol Hill on Thursday. The focus was […]

House Republicans have proposed a bill that would increase the debt ceiling but cut government spending. Biden has refused to negotiate the terms of the bill because of these cuts. Now U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen says the 14th Amendment could be invoked to declare the debt ceiling unconstitutional. This would enable the United States […]

A Catholic hospital in Oklahoma reacts after being allowed to continue to exhibit a symbol of its religious faith. The federal government threatened loss of accreditation for Medicaid and Medicare if the hospital didn’t remove an eternal flame candle from its chapel. The Biden administration is taking aim at dishwashers to tackle climate change. This […]

U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen on Sunday said that a failure by Congress to act on the debt ceiling could trigger a “constitutional crisis.” Lawmakers are responding to leaked videos of Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis preparing for a debate with then-president Donald Trump in 2018. Tucker Carlson’s attorney says his client will not be silenced, […]

Is your money safe at the bank? With all the recent high-profile bank collapses, many are wondering. And the experts say, not necessarily. NTD finds out what you can do to protect yourself.  

Nearly 700,000 people moved out of California in the last two years. Siyamak Khorrami, host of California Insider explores the reasons why there has been such a sharp decline in population in recent years in his new documentary, “Leaving California: The Untold Story.” The film was just released last week. NTD spoke with him to see […]

A Mexican national who allegedly murdered five neighbors in Texas on Friday—including an 8-year-old boy—has reportedly been deported from the United States five times to date. North Carolina’s supreme court has changed the state’s electoral system—which could work out in favor of Republicans when it comes to congressional districts and voting laws. First Republic Bank […]

Two Sudanese generals have been battling for nearly two weeks and foreign nationals in the nation have been trapped there. While the United States has extracted its diplomatic staff, it has yet to evacuate its citizens despite several other countries already having done so. NTD spoke with international military strategist Lt. Col. Darin Gaub to […]

American Federation of Teachers President Randi Weingarten admitted to offering edits to the CDC’s school reopening guidelines during testimony on Capitol Hill. She denies suggesting substantive changes. More than 10,000 federal employees could have access to Americans’ data under the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act. Three witnesses testified on the issue at a House Judiciary Subcommittee […]

A GOP-led bill to increase the national debt ceiling passed the U.S. House of Representatives on Wednesday. Although it will likely die in the Senate, the negotiations surrounding the bill demonstrate bipartisan support for increasing the national debt. Is more debt the only way to deal with the nation’s economic situation? NTD spoke with Jeffrey […]

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis is speaking out on Disney’s lawsuit against him. He described it as a political move that lacks merit. Iran seized an oil-carrying ship that was headed to Texas. The U.S. Navy reported that the ship was in the Gulf of Oman after leaving Kuwait. The vessel was not bearing U.S. flags. […]

President Joe Biden has chosen senior White House adviser Julie Chávez Rodriguez as 2024 campaign manager. Her background as the granddaughter of a well-known Mexican American labor leader shows the importance the Biden campaign is placing on the Hispanic vote. NTD spoke with Javier Palomarez, founder and CEO of the U.S. Hispanic Business Council, to […]

As lawmakers await the U.S. House vote on a Republican-sponsored debt ceiling bill, Democrats say they won’t agree to cut spending, while some Republicans are against adding any new debt. The White House says Republicans must address the debt limit without demands and conditions. Former President Donald Trump said that no one has asked him […]

The U.S. dollar is the lingua franca of international trade. According to the IMF, the dollar made up 70 percent of global foreign exchange reserves in 1999. While it remains dominant at 58.4 percent, there’s a push for less reliance on the dollar in the international community. Why is this happening and what does it […]

Former President Donald Trump responded to President Joe Biden’s 2024 announcement. The Republican candidate gave a none-too-rosy assessment of Biden’s presidency. Presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. slammed the idea of not having primary debates. He said this shows that U.S. elections are indeed rigged. With President Biden’s announcement, a renewed focus falls on Vice […]

The U.S. House has passed a bill that would amend Title IX to recognize sex as “based solely on a person’s reproductive biology and genetics at birth.” NTD spoke with Mashi Smith, co-founder of the Independent Council on Women’s Sports, to hear what she had to say about the bill.

The Texas State Senate has passed a bill that would make it a crime for foreign nationals to enter the state illegally, allowing law enforcement to arrest an offender anywhere in the state. In President Joe Biden’s childhood hometown of Scranton, Pennsylvania, signs of affection for the president are hard to miss—but do voters there […]

The Pentagon secret document leak by 21-year-old air national guardsman Jack Teixeira is making shock waves around the world. What’s happening now and what can we expect to happen next? NTD spoke with Marc Ruskin, a retired FBI officer and former assistant district attorney in Brooklyn, New York, to get his perspective.

President Joe Biden’s nominee for Department of Labor Secretary was in the hot seat on Capitol Hill on April 20. Senate Republicans grilled Julie Su over the massive fraud that took place under her watch in a previous post. The first so-called smart gun is set to hit the market by the end of this […]

Title 42, the pandemic-era measure that makes the expulsion of illegal immigrants easier, is set to expire on May 11. Todd Bensman, senior national security fellow at the Center for Immigration Studies, says there is a “human tidal wave” massing at the border. NTD spoke with him about what he saw on the ground.

Elon Musk’s SpaceX launched its next-generation Starship cruise vessel. However, minutes later, the rocket and vehicle exploded in the sky. The U.S. House of Representatives passed a bill on Thursday to bar federally supported schools and colleges from allowing men that identify as women from competing on girls’ or women’s sports teams. Mayor Eric Adams […]

The U.S. government is taking action to stop Chinese Communist Party (CCP) operatives from harassing Chinese dissidents in the United States. Two recent arrests and unsealed DOJ documents make this clear. NTD spoke with a senior investigative reporter from The Epoch Times, Nan Su, to learn more about how far this harassment goes.  

The Secretary of Education, Miguel Cardona, dodged questions when asked to explain what a woman is at a House Appropriations Committee hearing on Tuesday. Senate Republicans are throwing up roadblocks at Democrats’ attempt to temporarily replace absent California Democratic Senator Dianne Feinstein. In just over a year, Chinese police forced 230,000 Chinese nationals living abroad […]

Hundreds of teenagers rampaged near Millennium Park in Chicago on Saturday night. Two were shot and 15 people were arrested during the fray. NTD speaks with Jason Johnson, president of the Law Enforcement Legal Defense Fund, to hear his response to the incident, and to the larger issue of rising crime rates in the country. […]

Tech CEO Elon Musk continues to ring the alarm bell over artificial intelligence, calling it a threat to civilization. Meanwhile, he opens up about the role Twitter might play in the 2024 presidential election. A Moscow court on April 18 rejected an appeal from U.S. journalist Evan Gershkovich regarding pre-trial detention. That means Gershkovich will […]

One shooting is too many, but so far this year there have been 146 in the United States according to the Gun Violence Archive. There were 647 last year, 374 percent more than in 2014. Why is this rise in mass shootings happening and is there a solution besides gun regulations? NTD spoke with an […]

Elon Musk sounds another chilly warning about artificial intelligence. He says programmers are training AI to lie. Lawmakers are demanding answers on the Pentagon document leak. They want to know how a 21-year-old airman was given access to highly classified intelligence materials. Twitter is labeling media outlets around the world if it finds that they’re somehow […]

Inflation shot up during the COVID-19 outbreak. Now, it’s been falling for nine consecutive months. Small businesses employ about 70 percent of the workforce and bear the brunt of economic hardship. NTD spoke with Javier Palomarez, founder and CEO of the U.S. Hispanic Business Council, to find out what this inflation data means for small […]

The man suspected of leaking Pentagon documents has made his first court appearance. Jack Teixeira is facing two charges for allegedly posting classified documents online. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin has vowed to prevent future security leaks by any means necessary and ordered an intelligence access review. Tensions are running high between “Twitter Files” journalist Matt […]

Presidential candidate Donald Trump has no shortage of insults to hurl at potential candidate Ron DeSantis. In an email this week, Trump’s campaign accused the Florida governor of using taxpayer dollars to fund his election run. NTD spoke with Trump’s former senior adviser and legal counsel, Jenna Ellis, to discuss the merit of these claims.

Former President Donald Trump is scheduled to be questioned on April 13 in a $250 million civil fraud lawsuit brought against him by New York Attorney General Letitia James. According to a Washington Post report, the leaked top-secret Pentagon documents were posted in a video-game chat by a young man in his twenties. A senior […]

Days after the FBI’s raid on Trump’s Mar-a-Lago residence, White House Press Secretary Karrine Jean-Pierre said “no one at the White House was given a heads-up” about the raid. However, a Freedom of Information Act request filed by the America First Legal Foundation (AFLF) suggests otherwise. NTD spoke with Ian Prior, senior adviser at AFLF, […]

The White House says it didn’t know about the Mar-a-Lago raid beforehand, but new evidence obtained by America First Legal Foundation suggests otherwise. A senior adviser at the foundation weighs in. Nearly 70 percent of passenger vehicles sold in the United States could be electric by 2032—if the Biden Administration’s strict new emissions rules push […]

The recent indictment of former President Donald Trump has come under scrutiny by critics claiming it sets a dangerous precedent in the U.S. legal system. But what does it mean for international affairs? NTD speaks with Bradley Thayer, founding member of the Committee on the Present Danger: China, who says this indictment does damage to […]

The Biden administration is launching a $5 billion initiative to speed up the development of new vaccines and treatments for COVID-19, even as it officially declares an end to the emergency. A truck carrying 40,000 pounds of contaminated soil from the East Palestine, Ohio train derailment clean-up site crashed in Columbiana County on Monday, spilling […]