The Supplemental Aid Package currently being discussed in Congress is facing resistance related to its funding for and attitude toward the immigration crisis unfolding on the Southern border. NTD spoke to Hugh Fike, the director of government relations at the Conservative Partnership Institute, to find out what the Border Patrol agents on the ground really […]

An explosion rocked a Washington suburb as officers tried to execute a search warrant on Monday evening. NTD has the latest developments. Eyewitnesses have given shocking testimony from the Hamas terror attack on Oct. 7. Israel’s ambassador to the United Nations said the silence that has met reports of Hamas’ sexual violence has been “deafening.” […]

The Department of Education is investigating Harvard University following a complaint over alleged discrimination at the school. This stems from its failing to address harassment of Jewish students after the Hamas terrorist group’s Oct. 7 terrorist attacks on Israel. Dexter Van Zile, the managing editor of the Middle East Forum, joined NTD to address the […]

The battle is heating up to fill the seat left vacant after former Representative George Santos was expelled from Congress. NTD spoke to Robert Patillo, a civil rights attorney, TV and radio show host, and a Democratic Party strategist. He told NTD he’s positive the Democrats can flip the seat in their Party’s favor. Mr. […]

Israel has expanded its military operations to the Southern section of the Gaza Strip. How is Israel ensuring that the number of civilian casualties will be minimized? Is the IDF actually making progress in combatting those responsible for the Oct. 7 terrorist attack on Israel? NTD spoke to Gerard Filitti, senior counsel at The Lawfare […]

Israel’s military has ordered evacuations in Southern Gaza, with locations mapped out where Palestinians can safely take shelter. NTD has the latest on the Israel–Hamas war as operations commence across the whole of Gaza. The U.S. military shot down a number of drones after multiple commercial ships were attacked in the Middle East. Find out […]

Former CNN anchor Chris Cuomo has said that he is open to voting for former President Donald Trump in the 2024 election. This echoes the course taken by the co-founder of Black Lives Matter’s Rhode Island chapter, Mark Fisher, who has also said that he supports President Trump. NTD spoke to Drew Allen, author of […]

The security situation in the Red Sea and the Gulf of Aden is in the spotlight. The Pentagon said recently that missiles from Houthi rebels landed within mere miles of a U.S. naval vessel that was in the region to protecting an oil tanker from Somali pirates. NTD spoke to Grant Newsham, a retired Marine […]

Fla. Gov. Ron DeSantis went toe-to-toe with Calif. Gov. Gavin Newsom in a Thursday night debate hosted by Fox News’ Sean Hannity. NTD spoke to Aaron Kall, the director of debate at the University of Michigan debate program, who pointed out that Mr. DeSantis can be adjudged to have come out on top in the […]

The temporary cease-fire in the Israel–Hamas war has ended, with Hamas rocket fire from Gaza toward Israel and IDF airstrikes on Hamas targets in Gaza. Over a hundred hostages are still being held by Hamas terrorists in Gaza. What are the next steps required to get them home? NTD spoke to an expert for their […]

The Hamas terrorist organization has claimed that an as-yet unconfirmed number of hostages have been killed in Gaza by Israeli airstrikes. IDF spokesman Lt. Col. Peter Lerner rejected the claim as part of Hamas’s continued use of “psychological terrorism” against the Israeli people. He said that as the hostage-takers, Hamas bears sole responsibility for their […]

President Joe Biden has requested $105 billion in supplemental security spending. How will this extra spending affect ordinary Americans? NTD spoke to national security correspondent at The Epoch Times, Andrew Thornebrooke. He outlined who actually benefits from the extra funding U.S. taxpayers are required to fork out on foreign wars, and whether the presence of […]

A terrorist attack in Jerusalem has left 3 people dead. Meanwhile, the temporary truce in the Israel–Hamas war was extended by another day just minutes before it was due to expire. The United States is urging Israel to narrow its zone of combat once operations resume in Gaza. NTD looks at this and other ideas […]

The North Korean regime claims to have “detailed” images of the White House, the Pentagon, and U.S. aircraft carriers. NTD hears some in-depth analysis on the impact North Korea’s recently launched spy satellite could have from Bruce Klingner, a senior research fellow for Northeast Asia at The Heritage Foundation’s Asian Studies Center. Mr. Klingner says […]

In light of reports that terrorists in Gaza have broken the cease-fire with Israel, NTD spoke with Eylon Levy, spokesman for the Israeli government. Will Israel proceed with the truce agreement to free hostages following the cease-fire violation? How will the IDF respond to renewed attacks by terrorists? Mr. Levy said that the safety of […]

In an unusual move, the Americans for Prosperity advocacy group recently endorsed Nikki Haley as its choice for presidential candidate. Founded by the Koch brothers, the network promises a considerable financial boost for Ms. Haley’s campaign. But with former President Donald Trump polling some 20 percentage points ahead of the nearest candidate, can the endorsement […]

There are reports of shots being fired despite both sides in the Israel–Hamas agreeing on a temporary truce. Meanwhile, the Hamas terrorist group has sent a list of new hostages it intends to release to the Israeli government. The House of Representatives has passed two resolutions reflecting strong bipartisan support of Israel. NTD looks at […]

While the Israel–Hamas cease-fire has played a huge role in the release of Israeli and international hostages, it is also being used by both the Israel Defense Forces and the Hamas terrorist organization to consider their military tactics to date—and to prepare for the intense battles that are bound to ensue once the cease-fire ends. […]

NTD has the latest on the Israel–Hamas war. Families of hostages in Gaza who weren’t released during the four-day truce have been given a new sliver of hope after truce extension talks. Elon Musk traveled to Israel to meet with the country’s president amid accusations of anti-Semitism on the X social media platform. NTD has […]

Lights, camera, action! We go on tour to the setting of some of the big-screen movies filmed in the Big Apple, which ranks second on the list of cities in the world with the highest number of movies filmed in them—at a staggering 395,000. “King Kong,” “Spiderman,” and “Ghostbusters” are just some of the blockbusters […]

Billionaire Michael Bloomberg is pledging $500 million to end coal- and oil-powered electricity generation in the United States, and to replace it with wind and solar. Kevin Stocklin, a reporter for The Epoch Times and producer of “The Shadow State,” says there is evidence this will raise energy prices while effectively doing nothing to reduce […]

Former President Donald Trump’s recent appearance at a football game between Clemson and South Carolina, where he received rousing cheers from the crowd, served to underscore his lead in South Carolina polls. His lead also raises serious questions about the challenges facing Nikki Haley—for if she cannot surpass Trump’s popularity in her home state, what […]

The terrorist group Hamas is seeking to extend a pause in fighting as a fourth group of hostages is set to be released today. Hear how Israeli officials reacted with time for the temporary truce running out. President Joe Biden has commented on the hostage release, with Americans still believed to be among those held […]

China has not condemned Hamas’s Oct. 7 attack on Israel, but its presence in the Middle East may be shifting international dynamics. NTD spoke with economic and national security analyst Antonio Graceffo to take a look at China’s role in the Middle East, and what it could mean for power dynamics there and further abroad.

The first group of hostages taken by Hamas has been released as the fighting came to a temporary halt this morning. The released hostages include 13 Israelis, 10 people from Thailand, and one Filipino citizen, according to Qatari and other officials. A widespread outbreak of ‘undiagnosed pneumonia’ cases is sweeping China, and it’s mainly affecting […]

NTD was joined by retired British Army Commander, Col. Richard Kemp, for his assessment of how the Israel–Hamas hostage release deal has played out thus far. What can be expected to happen when the first batch of hostages is released? Will further release deals be agreed? Can the cease-fire agreement hold?

With the negotiated cease-fire now in effect, 13 women and children hostages are slated for release from Gaza today. NTD looks at the logistics of the deal and what’s next in the Israel–Hamas war. A serious allegation has been made against New York City Mayor Eric Adams. A woman says Mr. Adams sexually assaulted her […]

With a 2024 rematch between President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump seeming ever more likely, NTD spoke to Jason Meister, a Republican strategist and former Trump advisory board member on votes from the black community. Mr. Meister asserts that President Trump has gained 15 percentage points among black voters, with some media reporting […]

NTD examined the issue of China’s rise in the field of submarines with Brent Sadler, a senior research fellow for naval warfare and advanced technology in the Center for National Defense at the Heritage Foundation today. He spoke about the gains China is making in this field of military prowess, and what risk Chinese progress […]

Thanksgiving is fun, festive, and centered around the family. And while all that may be true, what’s the real reason for celebrating this season? NTD explores this with some New Yorkers, who say they are thankful for many things, from their puppy to their family, the freedom they enjoy in the United States, and life […]

To find out how the Israeli hostage release deal with the Hamas terrorist organization will work, NTD spoke to IDF spokesman Lt. Col. Peter Lerner. He explained the process step by step, including any contingencies the IDF will need to be prepared for. Mr. Lerner referred to previous bad experiences that Israel has made with […]

There will be no hostage release until at least Friday, the Israeli government has said. NTD finds out what’s going on with the negotiations. There were dramatic scenes at the U.S.–Canada border as a speeding car went airborne and exploded into flames. NTD has the latest. Thanksgiving is fun, festive, and centered around the family. […]

A hostage deal has been reached between Israel and Hamas. NTD spoke with Rabbi Abraham Cooper, Associate Dean at the Simon Wiesenthal Center and Chair of the U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom, on what Hamas might do during the 4-day truce.  

An Emerson College poll shows Sen. Sherrod Brown (D-Ohio) beating his GOP rivals in 2024. NTD spoke with Jeff Louderback, reporter for The Epoch Times, for some insight.  

Turkeynomics sees Americans in for some good news as they stock up for the Thanksgiving feast. Avi Kaner, a co-owner of Morton Williams Supermarkets, explained to NTD why the price of the bird is a little less this year.  

Israel has approved a deal involving a temporary pause in fighting to ensure the release of at least 50 hostages, primarily women and children. NTD has more on what the agreement entails in what is now the seventh week of the Israel–Hamas war. Israel’s military has reacted to news of the cease-fire, and issued words […]

The release of over 40,000 hours of security camera footage of the Jan. 6 Capitol breach is on the way. To learn more about what’s in the footage, NTD spoke to Julie Kelly, the author of “January 6: How Democrats Used the Capitol Protest to Launch a War on Terror Against the Political Right.” Ms. […]

To examine the Israel–Hamas war in the context of international law, and in particular with respect to the rules for initiating and conducting war, NTD was joined by combat correspondent Michael Yon. He draws on his experience of warzones to illustrate the issue of subjectivity in discussions on the conduct of war and the determination […]

A clash of leadership styles is in the offing: NTD has the details on the upcoming red vs. blue debate between the Republican Gov. of Florida Ron DeSantis and Democratic Calif. Gov. Gavin Newsom. NTD spoke to combat correspondent Michael Yon to examine the Israel–Hamas war in the context of international law, and in particular […]

A survivor of the cultural revolution during the 1960’s and 1970’s in China has published a book called “Mao’s America: A Survivor’s Warning.” NTD’s Kevin Hogan speaks to the author and liberty advocate Xi Van Fleet, to establish if there are similarities between what happened in China under Mao Zedong’s rule and what’s happening in […]

The Chinese Communist Party’s (CCP) influence in Latin America is doing harm to countries in the region and it’s an example of the hostilities of communism at the United States’ geographic doorstep, the House Foreign Affairs Committee says. It added the Chinese regime’s offers usually involve predatory lending and infrastructure investment that leads to more […]

Israel’s Defense Forces have released Oct. 7 CCTV footage from Gaza’s largest hospital. Proof, the Israeli army says, that Hamas used the complex as strategic infrastructure during the terrorist attacks. NTD speaks to an expert about the hostage situation as the Israel–Hamas war enters its seventh week. Former First Lady Rosalynn Carter has passed away […]

New Hampshire defied the new DNC and set Jan. 23 as the primary date. NTD spoke with Raven Harrison, Political strategist, and former Congressional candidate, on whether it will affect any outcomes in the primary or general election.

With the Hamas terrorist organization floating the idea of a 5-day cease-fire and the release of Hamas prisoners in exchange for the release of Israeli hostages, the Israeli government is weighing up its options. Would a cease-fire now give Hamas time to regroup? How much pressure will the Israeli government be put under by its […]

NTD has updates on the Israel–Hamas war, as a second hostage has been found dead near Gaza’s al-Shifa hospital. NTD has video footage of what the IDF have uncovered so far while searching the complex. The Hamas terrorist group says it is willing to release at least 50 hostages in exchange for a short-term truce […]

According to eMarketer, holiday sales are projected to increase 4.5 percent this year compared to last. So what is driving the increase? How can small and medium-sized businesses that sell online take advantage of Cyber Monday? How can businesses innovate instead of simply giving discounts? Mikel Lindsaar, founder and CEO of StoreConnect, joined NTD with […]

Results are in from the illegal California bio-lab investigation. Hear what members of the Select Committee on the CCP had to say about the findings. President Joe Biden has again called Chinese Communist Party leader Xi Jinping a “dictator.” NTD has President Biden’s comments on both China’s human rights record and the communist regime’s aggressive […]

China’s communist regime is making concerted efforts to upend the United States’ global influence. This includes training, funding, and arming other authoritarian regimes around the world in an effort to undermine the United States’ military and security positions globally. Andrew Thornebrook, national security correspondent for The Epoch Times, joined NTD to discuss China’s furtherance of […]

In light of recent incidents in the United States involving hatred against Jews, NTD discussed the root of antisemitism on college campuses with Cherise Trump, the executive director of Speech First. When asked if some students who think they are protesting against Israeli policies are actually engaging in antisemitism, she said some students may be […]

The House has passed a stopgap bill to avoid a government shutdown, with the bill now heading to the Senate. Rep. Bob Good (R-Va.) joined NTD to discuss the spiraling cost of servicing U.S. debt, and how Republicans in Congress must be willing “to do what we tell the American people we will do, which […]