The New York Times is relying on sources with known ties to the Chinese Communist Party (CCP). NTD has been reporting on the dance company Shen Yun Performing Arts, founded by Falun Gong practitioners in the United States, that is now being targeted by The New York Times. How does a once-respected news outlet fall […]

Nick Rathod, former senior political adviser for presidential candidate Kamala Harris and former campaign manager for Texas gubernatorial candidate Beto O’Rourke, discussed with NTD’s Steve Lance the failures of the Democratic Party in the Nov. 5 election, how President-elect Donald Trump reached younger voters, and the shifts of demographics toward Trump.  

Known as the world’s largest manufacturing hub, China remains a dominant player in the global supply chain. But what happens under the radar is institutionalized forced labor, oftentimes involving prisoners of conscience. A central victim of all of this is Falun Gong: a spiritual practice based on the teachings of truthfulness, compassion, and forbearance.  

Is mainstream media softening up to President-elect Donald Trump, and how will the new efficiency initiative impact government jobs? NTD discusses these topics with Democratic strategist Theryn Bond and Bobby Eberle, Republican strategist and host of “13-Minute News Hour.”  

The New York Times has once again attacked Shen Yun Performing Arts in another hit piece. The article targets Shen Yun’s practicum program, which is approved by the New York State Department of Education. Levi Browde, executive director of Falun Dafa Information Center, said the Times’ narrative parrots Chinese Communist Party propaganda against a Chinese […]

Former Florida congressman Matt Gaetz is withdrawing as President-elect Donald Trump’s pick for attorney general. How is Trump responding, and what happens next as Gaetz has already resigned from his House seat? Is the Department of Education on the chopping block? Could Linda McMahon lead its dissolution? We talk with Rep. Erin Houchin (R-Ind.) about […]

The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) is harassing Chinese dissidents on U.S. soil, and the governor of Texas is taking executive action against it. NTD spoke to Michael Lucci, founder of State Armor, to discuss what the CCP aims to achieve.  

President-elect Donald Trump reacts to the guilty verdict of an illegal immigrant in the murder case of Georgia nursing student Laken Riley, saying, “It’s the time to secure the border.” What is Trump vowing to do, and who are some of his latest selections for his next administration? On Capitol Hill Wednesday, the House Ethics […]

Rep. Ralph Norman (R-S.C.) discussed with NTD’s Steve Lance President Joe Biden’s request for $100 billion in disaster relief funding, the need for President-elect Donald Trump’s newly-formed Department of Government Efficiency, and Trump’s cabinet choices.  

How is Customs and Border Protection preparing for the incoming Trump administration? Is Tom Homan, the newly appointed border czar, up to the task? And how will mass deportations unfold under President-elect Donald Trump? NTD spoke with John Torres, president of security and technology consulting of Guidepost Solutions and former acting director for Immigration and […]

Michael Ray Richardson, four-time NBA All-Star and author of the book “Banned,” discussed with NTD’s Steve Lance how he achieved his childhood dream of playing for the NBA, how he became addicted to cocaine, and who inspired him on his road to recovery.  

NTD spoke with Congressman-elect Mark Harris of North Carolina about his priorities for the 119th Congress, the legal question over whether President-elect Donald Trump can use the military to carry out mass deportations, and how Republicans and Democrats will work together with the mandate voters gave the president and Congress in the Nov. 5 election. […]

President-elect Donald Trump unveils more selections shaping his administration’s trade and health care policies. Why is he choosing them, and what could they mean for tariffs on China? The head of the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) is being questioned by lawmakers on alleged political bias by employees during hurricane relief efforts this year. We […]

Why are Senate Republicans demanding the Justice Department and FBI to preserve records from special counsel Jack Smith’s case? And will Matt Gaetz’s (R-Fla.) nomination make it through the Senate? We discuss with Horace Cooper, senior fellow with the National Center for Public Policy Research and chairman of the Project 21 National Advisory Board.  

Russia on Sunday launched its largest airstrike on Ukraine in nearly three months. Blackouts could be imminent as the attack damaged some of Ukraine’s major power infrastructures. Daniel Rice, co-president and co-founder of Thayer Leadership, spoke to NTD about the conflict. “It is a serious threat to Ukraine’s ability to sustain this war. And we […]

Why do foreign nations target U.S. government employees and why does the FBI dig deep into a government employee’s past for potential blackmail vulnerabilities? As a new set of talent is preparing to step into Washington with President-elect Donald Trump, NTD dove into the vetting process and discussed who accesses this information with retired FBI […]

President-elect Donald Trump unveils a crucial step in implementing his mass deportation plan. He has vowed to be open and available to the media, and is set to announce more selections for key administrative roles. When Trump takes office in 2025, we could see some shake-ups in the world of education. What are some things […]

Katy Talento discussed with NTD President-elect Donald Trump’s nomination of former presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to be the secretary of Health and Human Services in his second administration, Kennedy’s Make America Healthy Again priorities, and how he can overcome the opposition he has received in the mainstream media. Talento is a former Trump […]

China building a 1.3 billion dollar megaport in Peru. What are the military implications? Joining us now to discuss is Richard Fisher, senior fellow on Asian Military Affairs at the International Assessment and Strategy Center.

President-elect Donald Trump’s cabinet picks now face Senate approval—but what does that mean? And what’s next for the vacant seats in both the Senate and the House? NTD breaks down the process with Peverill Squire, professor of political science at the University of Missouri.