Following demonstrations in support of Palestinians, France witnesses a growing wave of student protests, echoing similar actions in the United States. While the scale may be smaller, the unrest has spread to multiple universities across the country. Concerns are voiced by observers and the Student Union regarding the escalating situation, with some labeling protesters as […]
The U.S. Treasury Department announced new sanctions Wednesday targeting suppliers of military equipment to Russia in its war against Ukraine. These entities are accused of supplying the Kremlin with military equipment, ranging from infra-red detectors, to drone components, to pressure sensors used in missiles. China is once again in the spotlight. Of nearly 300 targeted […]
New York Police Department (NYPD) officers began clearing pro-Palestinian encampments at New York University (NYU) and The New School on Friday morning, in the latest crackdown on campus protests that have emerged across the country. “[NYU] has requested our assistance to disperse the illegal encampment on their property. As per their request, we are on […]
The Supreme Court recently heard arguments about homelessness. It considered whether cities can punish people for sleeping outside when shelter space is lacking. NTD spoke with a professor and an addiction specialist about the origins of homelessness, and how best to combat it.
A Gallup poll reveals that only about a quarter of Americans are getting 8 hours of sleep or more each night. Neurologist Dr. Brandon Crawford speaks with NTD to discuss the human circadian biology of sleep, the adverse health effects of not getting enough, and how to get more—and better quality—shut-eye.
Jim Burling, vice president of legal affairs at the Pacific Legal Foundation, spoke with NTD about former Trump adviser Peter Navarro’s unsuccessful attempt to avoid further prison time while he appeals his contempt of Congress conviction. Mr. Burling has successfully argued major cases before the U.S. Supreme Court, and helped Pacific Legal get its 18th […]
Employers and their employees are complaining about poor behavior at the office: After a few years of working from home, workplace etiquette has atrophied. NTD speaks with a personal and professional development coach to discuss the biggest issues.
Nearly two weeks after the European Parliament’s vote on a new immigration pact, opinions on the issue remain sharply divided. The new legislation aims to consolidate migration policy and fortify border controls across the EU’s external boundaries. However, it also introduces what’s termed “mandatory solidarity between states,” whereby countries declining to accept immigrants will face […]
On Thursday, anti-Israel student protesters occupied a museum building at the Fashion Institute of Technology in New York City. A San Diego grandma visiting with her granddaughter expressed frustration at the disruptions.
Tensions remain high at Columbia University. On Friday morning, counter-protesters rallied outside the school, calling for Israeli hostages to be brought home. Arguments broke out as anti-Israeli students joined in the conversation.
The European Central Bank may cut interest rates in June to boost the block’s economy. However, the risk of a new inflation episode looms over the continent amid slow economic growth. NTD spoke with publisher Guy de la Fortelle, who says inflation is a long-term risk in the eurozone and that worsening inflation is possible. […]
“Support for communism, support for socialism, and then support for Jew-hatred under a new name”: Rabbi Yaakov Menken, managing director of the Coalition for Jewish Values, told NTD’s Daniel Monaghan the reasons behind the current anti-Israel protests spreading on American college campuses.
NTD’s Washington correspondent Luis Martinez is in Budapest, Hungary, to attend the 2024 CPAC Hungary convention to give an update on what leaders from around the world are saying. Some of the issues they are speaking on include major elections in the United States, the EU, and more than 60 other countries around the world […]
Recent revelations from The New York Times have ignited a firestorm of criticism aimed at the United States Anti-Doping Agency, just three months ahead of the Paris Olympic Games. The World Anti-Doping Agency’s decision not to pursue sanctions against 23 Chinese swimmers, who tested positive for trimetazidine (TMZ) in 2021, has raised serious questions about […]
President Joe Biden signed a hard-fought bill into law Wednesday that provides billions of dollars of new U.S. aid to Ukraine. NTD spoke with Stephen Bryen, a leading expert in security strategy and technology from the Center for Security Policy, about what that means for its war with Russia.
Danish researchers led by cardiology professor Max Schmeling and Dr. Vibeke Manniche uncovered a startling trend: early batches of Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine triggered significantly more side effects than later ones. NTD spoke with Dr. Manniche, who emphasized the need for further analysis to determine if this trend extends to other countries like the United States […]
