The Milwaukee Bucks’ season ended in the first round of the playoffs, as injuries to their 2 superstars—Giannis Antetokounmpo and Damian Lillard—came at the most inopportune time. Meanwhile, the New York Knicks eliminated the 76ers —in Philadelphia—to advance to the 2nd round.
The Conservative Party could lose 500 seats in disappointing local elections. Despite significantly positive results, Labour lost control of Oldham Council—driven in part by their stance on Gaza. A campaigner tells us it’s “high time” the government protected single-sex spaces such as toilets, changing rooms, and women’s sports. What to expect at this year’s Eurovision […]
President Joe Biden said this week that U.S. ally Japan is “xenophobic.” NTD spoke with Japan Chair and senior fellow at the Hudson Institute, Riley Walters, for more on the president’s controversial statement.
The UK’s landmark Cass Review concluded that the use of puberty blockers and hormonal treatments for children is completely unsupported by scientific evidence. As a result, Scotland and England have stopped prescribing these drugs to minors. Colin Wright, NTD contributor, evolutionary biologist, and the founding editor of Reality’s Last Stand, tells NTD that the Cass […]
The Internal Revenue Service is planning to clamp down on tax cheating among the very wealthy. The agency says it will increase audits on people who earn more than ten million dollars per year from 11 percent to 16.5 percent by 2026.
Imagine waking up every day not knowing if your loved ones are safe. That there’s always the possibility of waking up to a message that they have been taken from their home, again, and are now being tortured for their beliefs. That’s exactly how one college student, who is now in the United States, has […]
Is there a secret formula for success when preparing for your future? NTD spoke to Ed Hajim, the author of “The Island of the Four Ps.” He describes the success he has achieved through focusing on his passions, principles, partners, and plans. “I think students should graduate both with a degree, a diploma and a […]
Part of the testimony this week at former President Donald Trump’s business records trial in New York came from a lawyer for adult film actress Stormy Daniels. However, according to Will Scharf, a former federal prosecutor and an attorney for President Trump, the testimony has failed to provide direct evidence showing that he falsified business […]
President Joe Biden broke his silence this week by condemning the violence at pro-Palestinian protests on college campuses. Gerard Filitti, a civil and human rights attorney who is also a senior counsel at The Lawfare Project, tells NTD this his remarks will not affect President Biden’s campaign. He says that that’s because the President’s messaging […]
Los Angeles police moved in Thursday night to disperse the pro-Palestinian protesters at UCLA. The move came after counter-protesters had come in and attacked the camp. However, a student journalist said these persons were most likely not students. LAPD investigations are ongoing. At the same time, the Jewish Federation Los Angeles wrote in a statement […]
Before heading into a New York City courtroom on Friday, former President Donald Trump offered his take on the April Jobs Report, which saw an increase in unemployment. President Trump said the numbers were “horrible,” and claimed they were rooted in the lack of leadership shown by President Joe Biden. “We’ve only gone one way […]
Former President Donald Trump accused New York Justice Juan Merchan of unprecedented “abuse” while criticizing a gag order the court imposed on him. President Trump spoke to reporters after proceedings in his so-called hush money trial ended on Thursday.
The head of Beijing’s Ministry of State Security has vowed to fight “Taiwan independence,” calling on the Chinese public to support Beijing’s plan to, as he said, “reunify” the island. A democratic, self-ruled island, Taiwan is home to Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (TSMC), a major supplier of advanced semiconductors to a number of U.S. tech […]
The White House said Thursday that Russia has been quietly shipping fuel to North Korea and that the action appears to violate a U.N. trade cap. The United States warns that it will work with allies to initiate follow-up sanctions against this violation.
The Santa Clara Valley Water Board is recommending people plant native California plants to conserve water. Some residents in the surrounding area have already converted their lawns and have noticed the benefits.
As colleges take firmer measures to stop student encampments, what are New Yorkers saying about recent anti-Israel protests? Lawyer Gabriel told NTD’s Sherry Ning that students have a right to protest, but to disrupt the entire university is going too far. Banking Regulator Rob said that it would be a tragedy if Columbia canceled its […]
