In this episode of NTD’s “Profiles of Service,” we sit down with freshman congressman Rep. Mike Lawler, representing New York’s 17th District in the scenic Hudson Valley. Lawler explains what lies behind how he became rated the fourth most bipartisan member of the House, according to The Lugar Center. “For me, it’s not that hard. […]

In this episode of NTD News’ “Profiles of Service,” we sit down with Virginia Attorney General Jason Miyares, the first Hispanic American elected statewide in the commonwealth. Son of a Cuban refugee, Miyares explains how profoundly that background influenced his life and pride in serving the American public. “I was raised to believe this is […]

In this episode of NTD’s “Profiles of Service,” we sit down with Senator and former Florida governor, Rick Scott. Scott talks about what it takes to get things done in the U.S. Senate and his approach to leadership. “You don’t lead through dictatorships, you lead by having a great mission and a great team and […]

Early voting is about to start in a very contentious and unusual election season. On Sept. 6, voters in the battleground state of North Carolina can start mailing in their ballots; two dozen more states will join them as we roll through September. So far, we’ve had one presidential debate, after which the incumbent was […]

We’re putting security agencies under the microscope. Former President Donald Trump’s head turn at just the right moment saved a tragedy. A providential break perhaps, but clearly, something went terribly wrong inside the Secret Service. The Oct. 7, 2023, terrorist attack by Hamas was a catastrophic failure of Israel’s elite intelligence apparatus. And in France, […]

In the early years of Hollywood, there was a standard: movies filled with wholesome families, and people of good character who would step up in difficult times and become a hero—someone audiences could root for and wanted to emulate. We loved to celebrate our heroes—soldiers, astronauts, Olympic champions. We’d even throw them parades. We looked […]

In 1968, Paul and Anne Ehrlich published a best-seller, “The Population Bomb,” predicting imminent mass starvation due to overpopulation. The situation was so dire, they wrote, that adding “temporary sterilants” to the water could be a solution. At the time, the world’s population was 3.5 billion people. Today it’s over 8 billion—and oddly, we’re having […]

On this episode of International Reporters Roundtable, our topic is tunnels. We take you underground into the world of subterranean warfare. Since Oct. 7, we’ve all become acutely aware of the tactical role of tunnels. Hamas terrorists operate in vast underground warrens snaking below the Gaza Strip. We’ve seen the videos: hidden entrances, deep, dark […]

“Davos in the Desert” is a new anti-globalist movement, which recently held a conference called “Lockdown Nation.” That might sound like a retrospective on the pandemic, but it’s not: it’s a projection about the future. And what it could look like if COVID was just the dress rehearsal crisis for a permanent state of emergency, […]

Reparations: it’s a word we’re hearing more and more. Repayment for societal debts. New York is the latest state to make a move, with Gov. Kathy Hochul signing legislation to create a commission to study reparations for the harms of slavery. In Chicago, the mayor’s saying they should enact reparations to cut down on crime. […]

This week on “International Reporters Roundtable,” we look at links between terrorism and communism … are they connected? Crowds are calling to “free Palestine” but not calling out Hamas for the slaughter and kidnapping of innocent Israelis. Activists are tearing down photos of hostages. Many protests are turning violent. In Los Angeles, even at the […]

On this episode of International Reporter’s Roundtable: Hamas’s attack on Israel and a new conflict—The Iron Swords War. Many of us are still in shock, reeling from the atrocities committed against Jews. The accounts are unimaginable. Now, we have to face them: photos of charred babies; families tortured in front of each other before being […]

The war in Ukraine, it’s dragged on far longer than expected, over a year and a half now. And likewise, the information-war also rages on, from all sides. It’s normal in times of war but it makes it hard to know what to believe. Where is the war really at? Is all that aid money […]

On this episode of “International Reporters Roundtable,” UFOs come into focus. From ancient drawings to sci-fi novels, fuzzy photos to pilot anecdotes, now the United States Congress is seeking answers on the phenomenon. In May 2022, Congress held its first public hearing in half a century on “unidentified aerial phenomena,” or UAPs as they’re now called. […]

On this episode of International Reporters Roundtable, we look at the U.S. electrical grid. It’s the largest machine in the world. One pitfall of cheap, abundant energy is that we can’t live without it. Less developed nations might fare a lot better in a grid-down scenario, but according to the Department of Homeland Security, 90 […]

On this episode of International Reporters Roundtable, we shine a light on the persecution of people of faith. This doesn’t just come from oppressive regimes—a dangerous trend is also emerging in free societies. Three groups stand out: Christians, Jewish communities, and Falun Gong practitioners. Christians, murdered in parts of Africa and increasingly suppressed elsewhere, are […]

Water covers 71 percent of Earth’s surface, and 80 percent of global trade sails through it. So if we want to understand competition for territorial control, we’d better look to the seas. Water is a life source—we need to drink it, water our crops. But it’s equally life-sustaining for nations in terms of industry, trade, […]

On this episode of International Reporters Roundtable, we put a spotlight on the threat of nuclear war. Those terrifying words have been appearing in the news with increasing frequency in statements made by presidents Joe Biden and Vladimir Putin. Those who’ve lived through the Cold War are familiar with mushroom clouds and fallout shelters. Nuclear […]

On this episode of International Reporters Roundtable, we explore artificial intelligence. What exactly is it? Science fiction writers knew it was coming—they’ve been describing it for years, although they’ve been divided over whether it’s a blessing or a curse; helpful assistant or humankind’s doom. Now suddenly, it’s in our hands. ChatGPT, the first open AI. […]

We’re a bit sad to announce that this is the final episode of “The Nation Speaks,” so this is an extra special show. First, a preview of a documentary that brings COVID-19 vaccine injury out of the shadows: “The Unseen Crisis,” written, directed, and co-produced by your host, Cindy Drukier, and executive produced by “American […]