Is the world now closer to nuclear war, or are Russia’s recent updates to its nuclear doctrine just saber-rattling? For a closer look at recent statements by the Kremlin, NTD spoke with military analyst Kevin Aucoin.
The holiday season is around the corner—and with that, the season for spending. According to Bankrate, one in three shoppers plan to spend less this year. What’s behind this trend, and what are some tips to lessen the pressure on your wallet? To find out more, NTD spoke to Ted Rossman, a senior industry analyst […]
The 14th annual World Choreography Awards was held in Hollywood, California, on Nov. 17 to celebrate artists’ achievements in the world of dance. NTD’s Ruby Lovell was there to speak to some of the nominees and winners.
The Democratic Party’s election loss is forcing it to reevaluate its positions on key issues. To examine the task facing the party, NTD spoke with Democratic strategist Robin Biro, who was a regional campaign director for Barack Obama.
Republicans have won a majority in the Senate, but still don’t have the sixty-vote majority they needed to easily pass legislation. However, the GOP could avail of a process called “budget reconciliation,” which they will likely use to get around majority vote requirements.
President Joe Biden is urging Congress to approve $100 billion for hurricane relief efforts. For a look at how this money would be spent, NTD spoke with Pete Sepp, president of the National Taxpayers Union.
The Royal Hunts exhibition at Fontainebleau Castle explores the hunting rituals of French kings, highlighting their political, cultural, and symbolic significance. Visitors can view exquisite artworks and artifacts that showcase this grand tradition.
With President-elect Donald Trump taking office soon, what approach to U.S.–China relations can Americans expect? Rebecca Grant is the vice president of the Lexington Institute and a national security analyst. She breaks down the leverage that the United States has over China and some policies it can implement to advance America’s agenda.
President-elect Donald Trump has confirmed that he will institute a border-related disaster declaration and use the U.S. military to carry out the mass deportation of illegal immigrants. For analysis of how such a military deployment might work in practice, NTD spoke with Eric Lionheart, a former combat controller for the U.S. military’s Special Forces.
The documentary film “Resynator” had its world premiere at the Fine Arts Theatre in Beverly Hills, California, last week. It tells the true story of Don Tavel, a musician and inventor, and the early synthesizer he developed. Tavel’s story is told through the eyes of his daughter, Alison Tavel. NTD’s Ruby Lovell was at the […]
There are few names more recognizable than Donald Trump. Everyone has an opinion about the man who’s one the most talked about figures of the 21st century. But who is Donald Trump behind the scenes of the political movement he helms? NTD spoke with Joshua Macciello, the producer of a film titled “The Man You […]
Dreams really do come true! Jenni Gibbons grew up wanting to be an astronaut and, in 2017, that dream became a reality when she was chosen as an astronaut candidate by the Canadian Space Agency. She also made history as Canada’s youngest astronaut. Now, with the Artemis missions on the horizon, she’s ready to reach […]
President-elect Donald Trump’s latest appointees include FCC commissioner Brendan Carr for the post of FCC chairman, oilfield services CEO Chris Wright for energy secretary, and Trump campaign national press secretary Karoline Leavitt for presidential press secretary. NTD spoke with political analyst Mike Leon for a closer look at the latest nominees and what they could […]
Amid mounting pressure to release an ethics report on former Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-Fla.), House Speaker Mike Johnson has cemented his stance. “There’s a very important reason for the tradition and the rule that we always, have almost always followed, and that is that we don’t issue investigations and ethics reports on people who are […]
Anonymous U.S. officials have said that President Joe Biden has authorized Ukraine to use American long-range missiles in Russia’s Kursk region, after months of pressure from Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelenskyy. To find out more, NTD spoke with Kervin Aucoin, a former lead intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance coordinator for the U.S. Army and the host of […]
Dozens of Hong Kong’s most prominent pro-democracy campaigners have been jailed after a landmark trial that saw them convicted of subversion under China’s National Security Law (NSL) for their participation in a 2020 primary election that was deemed illegitimate by the government. Despite international condemnation following its verdicts against the pro-democracy campaigners in May 2023, […]
Social media platform Ganjing World held an event in Times Square to promote their campaign and the message that “Kindness is Cool.” The platform’s users can submit video entries to the Kindness is Cool video competition, where they could win a $10,000 prize while helping to spread positivity and compassion around the world.
According to the latest statistics from the Defense Department, military suicides increased again in 2023. What’s behind this trend? NTD spoke with Eric Lionheart, a former combat controller and the founder of the First There Foundation, a nonprofit that helps veterans get back on their feet.
House Select Committee on the Chinese Communist Party chairman Rep. John Moolenaar (R-Mich.) introduced a bill on Nov. 14 that would suspend normal trade relations with China, revoking the status Congress conferred on the nation in 2000 as it was about to join the World Trade Organization (WTO). The Restoring Trade Fairness Act would revoke […]
