Economic War Room host and bestselling author Kevin Freeman recently joined NTD to discuss the growing threats facing the United States and the ideas behind his latest book, The Four Horsemen of the American Apocalypse.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio says the Trump administration is achieving its objectives against Iran through economic warfare, as sanctions and a naval blockade continue to intensify pressure on Tehran.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio says the United States has no immediate need to launch additional large-scale military operations against Iran, arguing that the Trump administration's economic pressure campaign is already delivering significant results.
The Nvidia affair isn’t a tabloid story. It’s economic warfare espionage, and it proves we are already at war.
In June 2024, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang was photographed at a party in Taipei, celebrating the artificial intelligence boom with some of his company’s most important Asian customers. Seated beside him was a woman named Alice Huang (also known as Huang Le; no relation), an executive at a Singapore data-center company called Megaspeed.
President Donald Trump has tapped longtime adviser Stephen Miller to replace Susie Wiles as White House chief of staff, signaling a continued commitment to his America First agenda as the administration prepares for a new political battle in Washington.
President Donald Trump announced Friday that Stephen Miller, his current deputy chief of staff and one of his closest advisers, will take over as White House chief of staff beginning Monday, November 9.
Economic War Room host Kevin Freeman joined NTD to discuss the 2026 midterm elections and what the results could mean for America's political and economic future.
Following the November 3 midterm elections, Americans are facing a significant political shift, with Democrats securing control of both chambers of Congress. The results mark a major setback for Republicans and signal a new political landscape heading into the final two years of President Donald Trump's term.
Something unusual happened over the past ten days, and I don’t want it to slip by in the noise of an election season.
Artificial intelligence is transforming the world — but is Wall Street financing the next great financial bubble? Trillions are flowing through a circular web of AI investments, hidden debt, and questionable demand. Kevin Freeman exposes the AI money loop, the risks to your retirement savings, and how America's greatest technological opportunity could become an economic battlefield. Is AI the next revolution — or the next financial reckoning?
By Kevin D. Freeman, D.Sc. (h.c.), CFA
On November 3, Americans will decide who controls the United States Congress for the next two years. And for millions of voters, the election is already under way: early voting has started across much of the country, including in Texas, where it opened October 19. Yet a lot of people treat a midterm as a sideshow: less excitement, no presidential race at the top of the ticket, and so many simply stay home.
The U.S. Department of Justice has filed a federal lawsuit seeking to prevent Alaska from certifying the results of its U.S. Senate election under certain circumstances, arguing that voter confusion surrounding two candidates with nearly identical names could potentially affect the outcome.
Wedgewood Polls admitted this week that it fabricated polling data throughout the 2026 election cycle, raising new questions about the reliability of political polling and the media outlets that rely on it.
Wedgewood Polls, a self-described political polling firm, acknowledged Tuesday that it had fabricated its survey results as part of what it called a “social experiment” designed to expose weaknesses in the modern polling industry.
