Andrew Thomas

New York

News Reporter at NTD Television

Featured in: Favicon

ntd.com

smh.com.au Favicon

boredpanda.com Favicon

theage.com.au Favicon

theepochtimes.com Favicon

brisbanetimes.com.au Favicon

watoday.com.au Favicon

vinepair.com Favicon

nwemail.co.uk Favicon

intellectualconservative.com + 3 more

Articles

Israeli Warplanes Deliver Sonic Booms Over Beirut During Hezbollah Speech

Sep 19, 2024 | ntd.com | Andrew Thomas

Israeli warplanes flew over Beirut on Thursday as Hezbollah’s leader delivered a speech that was broadcast across Lebanon. Sonic booms from the aircraft rattled the Lebanese capital following alleged Israeli attacks on the terrorist group’s radios and pagers. Secretary of State Antony Blinken urged all parties to refrain from any escalations that would make a Gaza ceasefire deal even more difficult.
Car Aficionados Flock to Quail Motor Show in California’s Monterrey

Aug 19, 2024 | ntd.com | Andrew Thomas

Car Aficionados Flock to Quail Motor Show in California’s MonterreyBy Andrew ThomasAugust 19, 2024NTD NewsroomCar aficionados from around the globe flocked to California’s Monterey to celebrate the latest cutting-edge sports vehicles. Among the numerous reveals, several new hypercars stole the spotlight. The majority sell for well over a million dollars.
Taliban Celebrates 3rd Anniversary of Return to Power With US Military Equipment at Bagram Air Base

Aug 14, 2024 | ntd.com | Andrew Thomas

The Taliban terrorist group celebrates the third anniversary of its return to power at Bagram Air Base in Afghanistan. Members showcase some of the military equipment that the United States and coalition forces left behind after the 2021 withdrawal. The event marks the terrorist group’s most significant display of defiance since regaining control of the country in August 2021.
Borrowers Should Temper Expectations as Fed Signals September Rate Cut: Financial Analyst

Aug 1, 2024 | ntd.com | Andrew Thomas

The Federal Reserve is holding interest rates steady, but is also setting the stage for a cut in September. NTD speaks with Bankrate’s chief financial analyst to discuss the central bank’s strategy to reign in inflation, and why borrowers should temper their expectations.
Technologist Discusses Risks of Centralized Internet After CrowdStrike Outage

Jul 26, 2024 | ntd.com | Andrew Thomas

The CEO of CrowdStrike says more than 97 percent of Windows sensors are back online after last week’s major IT outage. NTD speaks with Alexander De Ridder, the chief technology officer of SmythOS, a first-of-its-kind operating system, to learn more about the risks of a centralized internet.
Data Scientist: Tech Companies Must Balance AI Innovations While Protecting User Privacy

Jul 24, 2024 | ntd.com | Andrew Thomas

Tech companies race to show off their latest artificial intelligence models, but innovation requires increasing amounts of data. NTD speaks with a data scientist to learn more about advancing AI and the implications for user privacy and protection.
Analyst: Summer Drivers Can Take Steps to Cool Hot Insurance Premiums

Jul 23, 2024 | ntd.com | Andrew Thomas

Millions of drivers are hitting the road this summer, while hoping to avoid hot insurance premiums. According to the latest Bankrate data, costs go up an average of 43 percent after just one at-fault accident. NTD speaks with Shannon Martin, a Bankrate analyst with over a decade of insurance experience, to learn how motorists can save and stay safe.
Energy Expert: Houston Power Outages Expose Vulnerabilities of the Grid

Jul 18, 2024 | ntd.com | Andrew Thomas

NTD speaks with an energy expert to learn more about the implications of the Houston power outages caused by Hurricane Beryl. The incident illustrates the extent to which society depends on the grid. The failures also expose the system’s vulnerabilities to weather and bad actors.
Americans Turn to Side Hustles Amid Cost of Living Crisis

Jul 12, 2024 | ntd.com | Andrew Thomas

Americans take on a side hustle to make ends meet amid a cost of living crisis and persistent inflation. NTD speaks with consumer financial services company Bankrate, which found that more than a third of workers have a second gig. Many turn to a hobby, passion, or second skill to supplement their income.
Labor Department Data Somewhat Comforting as Economy Cools: Economic Analyst

Jul 5, 2024 | ntd.com | Andrew Thomas

The Labor Department has reported that job openings rose unexpectedly to 8.1 million in May. The data is likely to be viewed positively by the Federal Reserve, which is hoping for a cooler labor market to complement efforts to tame inflation. NTD spoke to Mark Hamrick, a senior economic analyst at Bankrate, who welcomed the Department’s job report. What you need to know, summarized in one email. Stay informed with accurate news you can trust. Success! You are now subscribed.