Right on LA! with Ruby Lovell features the perfect feel-good, heartwarming, mushy Christmas movie for the holiday season, which is upon us! Written, directed, and starring the hugely talented filmmaker and actor Maurice Hall, “A Heart for Christmas” features his daughter Sydney Hall, well-known household Hollywood names, and a soundtrack including tracks by Grammy-nominated artist […]
Mysterious drone sightings in the Northeast, and conflicts in the Middle East—to discuss the latest national security concerns, NTD spoke with Victoria Coates, deputy national security advisor under President Donald Trump, vice president of the Davis Institute for National Security and Foreign Policy, and author of “Battle for the Jewish State.”
From Microsoft, Google to Nvidia, U.S. tech giants are boosting China’s A.I. development. That includes providing AI related training to Chinese companies and working with China on AI research. The catch is, the Chinese military also wants to advance in AI technology. Could these big techs unwittingly educate the wrong people? We bring you the […]
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) has filed a lawsuit against three of the nation’s largest banks—Bank of America, JPMorgan Chase, and Wells Fargo—accusing them of failing to protect consumers from alleged widespread fraud on payments platform Zelle. The lawsuit, announced on Dec. 20, also targets Early Warning Services, which operates Zelle, a peer-to-peer payment […]
White Oak Pastures, a multi-generational farm in Bluffton, Georgia, has transformed its agricultural practices to embrace regenerative farming under Will Harris’s leadership. This shift has revived the town’s economy and drawn national attention to sustainable farming.
The restored Notre-Dame Cathedral invites visitors to admire its luminous interior, with original limestone and stained glass beautifully highlighted. While many praise the changes, the inclusion of modern art has sparked varied opinions among tourists and Parisians alike.
Dr. Michael Rich, founder of the Center on Media and Child Health at Harvard Medical School, and author of “The Mediatrician’s Guide,” shares insights from his “Growing Up Digital” study. He offers valuable findings on the impact of screen time on children’s health and development, and practical tips for parents on managing tech use at […]
As the United States inched close to a potential government shutdown, President-elect Donald Trump wrote in a post on his social media platform Friday morning that Congress should get rid of, or extend out the Debt Ceiling to “perhaps” 2029. NTD discusses this with Vijay Marolia, who is the founder and chief information officer of […]
College enrollment is down, but trade school enrollment is up. What’s going on with the trend toward blue-collar training? NTD visited the electrician training center for the United Service Workers Union Local 363 in New Rochelle, New York to find out.
The historic Distillery District in Toronto, Canada, attracts droves of people to its awe-inspiring Christmas displays. Set in a compound of 47 Victorian industrial buildings, it boasts nearly 60 local vendors and more than 30 food stalls offering unique holiday gifts and festive goodies.
The BreakOut Music, Movie, & Media (BOM) festival celebrated independent creators with the Beverly Hills Spirit of Independence Awards. NTD’s Ruby Lovell was there to meet some of the award winners, including radio and television legend Dewey Hughes and “Buffy the Vampire Slayer” actress, Juliet Landau.
Philadelphia woman Patricia Gallagher, known as “the “Flower Lady,” brings joy to seniors by delivering handmade blankets alongside her famous floral bouquets. Her kindness warms hearts in nursing homes across the community.
Kelly Wright hosts a conversation on America’s Hope to explore the future of the United States under President-elect Donald Trump. The program features Mark Meckler in a discussion on the state of the U.S. government after the election, while Christian Briggs offers insights into the economy’s trajectory. Key concerns for American families are addressed, such […]
A new report finds that nearly 50 percent of all American teens are “constantly online.” The Pew Research Center’s poll comes amid increasing concern over the effects of social media and smartphones on young people’s mental health. Dr. Shannan Crawford explains how parents can get their children to leave their screens and connect with others […]
President-elect Donald Trump has transferred his entire stake in Trump Media & Technology Group to a revocable trust, according to a Dec. 19 regulatory filing. The document filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission described the transaction as a gift, with Trump receiving no money for the transfer of his nearly 115 million Trump Media […]
The current power struggle in Syria presents a unique challenge for global leaders, as it could create a power vacuum that would facilitate the rejuvenation of radical Islam in the region. NTD spoke to Michele Rigby Assad, a former CIA intelligence officer and the author of “Get Off the X”, about the situation in Syria. […]
What does the disagreement surrounding the government funding bill indicate for President-elect Donald Trump’s influence in Congress with his incoming presidency? Republican strategist Nick Adams argues that the GOP needs to rally behind the Trump–Vance agenda, while Democratic strategist Josh Lafazan warns that Republicans have little room for error in their governance, with the 2026 […]
