NTD Television

New Tang Dynasty Television is a media outlet located in New York City, featuring correspondents in more than 70 cities around the globe. Established in 2001 by practitioners of Falun Gong, it originally started as a Chinese-language network but has broadened its language services over time. The station emphasizes news related to China, often addressing issues that are suppressed in Mainland China, including human rights matters. Its mission is to "provide uncensored information about China, revive traditional Chinese culture, and enhance understanding between Eastern and Western cultures."

International

English

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Nadine Menendez Convicted in Bribery Scheme Involving Ex-Senator Husband

2 days ago | ntd.com | Tom Ozimek

Nadine Menendez, the wife of former Sen. Bob Menendez (D-N.J.), was convicted on April 21 on multiple federal corruption charges for her role in what prosecutors called a years-long bribery and foreign influence scheme involving luxury gifts, gold bars, and political favors. A unanimous jury in Manhattan found Menendez, 58, guilty on all counts after a three-week trial, marking a dramatic fall for the once-prominent couple.
Federal Student Loan Collections to Restart in May After Biden-Era Freeze

2 days ago | ntd.com | Tom Ozimek

Federal student loan collections—including wage garnishment—will resume within weeks, the Education Department confirmed on April 21, ending a five-year freeze and setting the stage for millions of defaulted borrowers to face renewed enforcement.
Trump to Meet With Major Retailers Over Tariff Concerns

2 days ago | ntd.com | Tom Ozimek

President Donald Trump is scheduled to meet on the afternoon of April 21 with executives from several of the nation’s largest retailers to discuss the impact of sweeping tariffs on their businesses, The Epoch Times has learned. The meeting—first reported by Bloomberg—was confirmed to The Epoch Times by a White House official, who spoke on condition of anonymity.
India Imposes 12 Percent Tariff on Some Steel Imports

2 days ago | ntd.com | Ryan Morgan

India levied a new 12 percent tariff on some steel imports on April 21 amid a recent surge in cheap Chinese steel products. The Indian Ministry of Finance announced that the tariffs would apply to five different categories of steel products. The notice stated that these import taxes would stand for the next 200 days, unless the Finance Ministry otherwise revokes or amends the order within that time frame.
Trump Administration Fast-Tracks Permitting for 10 Mining Projects

4 days ago | ntd.com | Tom Ozimek

The Trump administration on Friday announced a major step to accelerate domestic critical mineral production by fast-tracking permitting for 10 mining projects under the federal FAST-41 infrastructure initiative.
Appeals Court Blocks Trump Admin’s Attempt to End Deportation Protections for 350,000 Venezuelans

4 days ago | ntd.com | Tom Ozimek

A federal appeals court on Friday denied the Trump administration’s emergency request to lift a court order blocking the termination of deportation protections for nearly 350,000 Venezuelans. In a one-page decision issued on April 18, a three-judge panel of the Ninth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals said the administration failed to show it would suffer “irreparable harm” if the lower court’s injunction remained in place.
Former Pentagon Officials Speak Out After Being Placed on Leave Amid Leak Investigation

4 days ago | ntd.com | Ryan Morgan

A trio of former Pentagon employees spoke out on April 19 after being placed on leave this week in connection with an ongoing investigation into leaks within the Department of Defense. This week, a Defense Department official confirmed that Dan Caldwell, Colin Carroll, and Darin Selnick were all placed on administrative leave during an ongoing leak investigation.
Russia and Ukraine Exchange 538 War Prisoners

4 days ago | ntd.com | Ryan Morgan

Russia and Ukraine exchanged a total of 538 prisoners of war on April 19, in a deal mediated by the United Arab Emirates Foreign Ministry. Each side agreed to release 246 of their war prisoners to the other side in what amounted to a one-for-one swap. Moscow agreed to release another 31 injured Ukrainian troops, while Kyiv agreed to release 15 injured Russian troops.
Pentagon to Wind Back US Troop Footprint in Syria

4 days ago | ntd.com | Ryan Morgan

The Pentagon is preparing to downsize the U.S. military footprint in Syria in the coming weeks, citing recent successes against the ISIS terrorist group. Pentagon spokesman Sean Parnell, on April 18, announced what the Department of Defense is characterizing as a planned consolidation of U.S. forces in Syria. Parnell said Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth ordered this force reduction plan.
Ultra-Processed Food Researcher Alleges Censorship, Leaves NIH

5 days ago | ntd.com | Zachary Stieber

A researcher specializing in studying ultra-processed food has retired early from the National Institutes of Health (NIH) over what he described as censorship by superiors.