The race to dominate the artificial intelligence (AI) sphere is well underway between the United States and China. Anders Corr, the publisher of the Journal of Political Risk, explained to NTD the Chinese regime’s huge investment in higher education courses related to AI. Mr. Corr points to a study showing that China has two to […]
Diplomats from the United States, South Korea, and Japan are stepping up efforts to counter North Korea’s cyber threats. At the same time, China is reportedly working to phase out U.S. chips for the regime’s computers. It could cost American companies like Intel and AMD billions of dollars.
A government watchdog on religious freedom recently urged the Biden administration to intensify actions against the Chinese regime’s negative influence in the United States. NTD spoke with Rabbi Abraham Cooper, Chair of the U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom, on China’s influence in the United States.
The United States’ annual defense spending bill passed this week, and it mandates several significant reports and actions. We take a look at what’s in the bill with retired U.S. army Col. John Mills, who’s also a former director of cybersecurity policy at the Department of Defense and the author of the book “The Nation […]
Is the United States ready for military challenges from the Chinese regime and Russia in the near future? Rep. Don Bacon (R-Neb.) who is a retired U.S. Airforce General joins us to discuss.
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 […]
The manhunt for a convicted murderer entered the ninth day Friday. The Brazilian native and illegal immigrant to the United States was already wanted for murder in his home country, but still managed to come to the United States. NTD spoke with an immigration lawyer to learn more about the case.
The United States holds the upper hand when it comes to discussing trade with China, according to Bart Marcois, a former deputy assistant secretary of International Affairs at the Energy Department. He spoke about U.S. Secretary of Commerce Gina Raimondo’s visit to Beijing. He says she needs to hold firm, as she has, on tariffs against […]
The United States is entering a new bipartisan era when it comes to nuclear power, according to Bart Marcois, the principal deputy assistant secretary of energy for international affairs during the Bush administration. NTD asked him about the implications of a new nuclear reactor, the first new one in the United States in seven years.
NTD spoke with retired Lieutenant Colonel Darin Gaub about a recent incident where Chinese and Russian ships entered Alaska’s waters during a joint drill which had prompted the U.S. Navy to respond. According to Gaub, the odds of a conflict between the United States, China, and Russia are increasing daily.
North Korea fired a suspected ballistic missile off its east coast on Wednesday, South Korean and Japanese military said, just two days after it warned of “counteraction” against alleged intrusions by U.S. spy planes and drones. Both South Korea and Japan reported spotting the launch but have not yet released further details. This occurred after […]
NTD spoke to Bradley Thayer, director of China policy at the Center for Security Policy, to discuss the Chinese Communist Party’s repression efforts on a global level and ask him about the recent arrests of two suspected CCP agents in the United States, as well as U.S. efforts to crack down on such activities.
After two years of deliberations, the Surface Transportation Board (STB) this week approved the acquisition of Kansas City Southern Railway Company (KCS) by Canadian Pacific Railway Limited (CP)—subject to a number of conditions and an extended oversight period. 800 new jobs are set to be created in the Unites States as a result of the […]
The United States shared information with 40 nations about the Chinese spy balloon shot down. The balloon drifted across Canada and the continental U.S. before it was shot down by a U.S. fighter jet. In an unusual move, America’s top diplomat and the head of the world biggest military alliance appeared together at a press […]
The U.S. allocated over $1 billion to increase domestic rare earth mineral production. However, Canadian mines count as domestic according to the White house. Many Chinese companies are reportedly investing in those Canadian mines.
Manufacturers and wholesalers of firearms in the United States can’t be held liable for criminal gun trafficking into Mexico, a federal judge in Massachusetts ruled in a major blow against U.S.-based gun control efforts. Mexico sued Smith & Wesson, Sturm Ruger & Co., Glock, Barrett Firearms, Beretta, Colt, Century Arms, and Interstate Arms a year […]
