Michael Stumo, chief executive officer of the Coalition for a Prosperous America, spoke with NTD about the roughly 300 sanctions the United States imposed on entities supporting Russia’s war in Ukraine, the effect of U.S. sanctions on China, and his insight into the push from some Midwestern Democrats for the Biden administration to raise former […]
KRIVELJ, Serbia—Before dawn, 78-year-old Vukosava Radivojevic prepared breakfast for her husband then walked into her village in eastern Serbia to guard a barricade stopping trucks entering an open-pit copper mine that residents say is contaminating local land and water. Ms. Radivojevic is one of two dozen women who since January took shifts day and night […]
HONG KONG—When Jacky Yu, 48, opened his Japanese gift shop in Hong Kong more than a decade ago, the tourist and shopping district of Mong Kok was a bustling hub packed with stalls, street food and tourists. Fast-forward 12 years and parts of the area are struggling to stay afloat, a combination of customers emigrating, […]
Dozens of former Google workers have filed a complaint after they were fired or put on leave for protesting against the company supplying technology to the Israeli government amid the Gaza war. Should employees be allowed to protest at their place of work? Here’s what one HR expert has to say.
Right on LA! with Ruby Lovell this week features the best of creative talent by way of the 40th Annual Writers and Illustrators of the Future Awards at a Gala in Hollywood. The gala celebrated writers and illustrators in the genres of fantasy and science fiction, with the quarterly winners going head to head to […]
Following demonstrations in support of Palestinians, France witnesses a growing wave of student protests, echoing similar actions in the United States. While the scale may be smaller, the unrest has spread to multiple universities across the country. Concerns are voiced by observers and the Student Union regarding the escalating situation, with some labeling protesters as […]
The Iran-backed Houthi terrorist group in Yemen has issued a warning of escalation in response to potential Israeli ground operations in Rafah. Meanwhile, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu vowed to return all the hostages from the Gaza Strip.
The U.S. Treasury Department announced new sanctions Wednesday targeting suppliers of military equipment to Russia in its war against Ukraine. These entities are accused of supplying the Kremlin with military equipment, ranging from infra-red detectors, to drone components, to pressure sensors used in missiles. China is once again in the spotlight. Of nearly 300 targeted […]
California’s ban on “junk fees” is getting its restaurant industry worked up. Could restaurant surcharges be a thing of the past? This comes after fast-food workers received a minimum wage of $20 per hour. Surcharges could be counted as “junk fees,” which are now banned as part of California’s SB 478 for transparent pricing. SB […]
UCLA Chancellor Gene Block has addressed the community following the recent chaotic events that unfolded on the campus this week, while USC unveils new plans to honor their 2024 graduates. UCLA resumed remote classes and limited campus operations after over 200 arrests were made during the removal of a pro-Palestinian encampment.
Miami Dolphins owner Stephen Ross is standing firm, turning down a jaw-dropping $10 billion offer for control of not just the Dolphins, but also Hard Rock Stadium and the prestigious Formula One Miami Grand Prix.
The House of Representatives passed the Antisemitism Awareness Act overwhelmingly on May 1, but there was still a sizable opposition. Supporters of the bill say it’s in response to the rise in anti-Semitic incidents on college campuses.
A multi-front battle is taking place between the United States and China. Chinese online shopping platforms operating in the United States are posing threats to American data safety. American sentiment toward the Chinese regime and its leader is hitting its lowest point in years. Inside China, a political movement appears to be making a return. […]
The House this week passed the Anti-Semitism Awareness Act with bipartisan support. Jonathan Hullihan, the general counsel and director of legal operations at Citizens Defending Freedom, tells NTD that he is skeptical about the bill giving the Department of Education more authority.
Moscow authorities on Friday raided the homes of Falun Gong practitioners—a group heavily persecuted by the Chinese Communist Party—amid Russia’s closer ties with communist China. Levi Browde, executive director of the Falun Dafa Information Center, says targeting Falun Gong allows Russia to “get in the good graces” of the Chinese communist regime.
In this episode of America’s Hope, we have a packed evening for you. Famed defense attorney and professor Alan Dershowitz talks to us about the increase in anti-Semitism and the expansion of anti-Israel protests across the United States, with the developments looking eerily familiar to the evolution of Nazi Germany. We’ll also talk to Bernard […]
