Hong Kong Nears an Abyss

Lawyer of Jailed Chinese Dissident Huang Qi Taken Away by Police, Huang’s Mother Under House Arrest

Marianne Williamson Is Right: Anti-Depressants Are Over-Prescribed; Suffering Should Be Conquered, Not Masked

On Marxism in America, the Communist China Threat, Unconventional Warfare and Hong Kong: Joshua Philipp

US Calls on China to Release Human Rights Activist Huang Qi

The Trojan Horse: How WeChat Infiltrates Western Politics, Part 2

US-China Trade Talks Close Without Progress, Analyst Says China Unlikely to Uphold Commitments

Chinese Regime Sentences Dissident Citizen Journalist to 12 Years in Prison

The Story of Chinese Characters

430,000 March in Another Weekend of Protests in Hong Kong, Police Fire Tear Gas, Rubber Bullets in Evening

NTD Evening News Full Broadcast (July 18)

Letter to President Donald Trump on Countering China

[WCS Special] China’s Communist Regime is “The Largest Threat to the United States”—Pastor Bob Fu

NTD Evening News Full Broadcast (July 17)

US, EU Urge China to Release Rights Lawyers on Anniversary of Mass Arrests

Religious Liberty Around the World and Here at Home

Whither the United States, Europe, and Iran

The Chinese Regime Is Losing the Millennials

Jailed Chinese Human Rights Lawyer Promised First Family Visit After 4 Years of Detention

Pelosi Backs Legislation to Defend Hong Kong’s Autonomy

Chinese Regime Tightens Censorship on Entertainment and Literature, Targets Spiritual Content

San Francisco Officials Divided Over Controversial Subway Station Naming

On 30th Anniversary of Tiananmen Square Massacre Rallygoers Speak of the Power of Memory and Truth

Congress Holds Hearing to Mark 30th Anniversary of the Tiananmen Square Massacre

European Elections in an Age of Populism, Disruption, and Disinformation

Protesters Accuse World Journal of Publishing Fake News About Petition

United States and Iran at the Brink

NTD Evening News Full Broadcast (May 20)

US–China Trade War: ’Trump Is Not Going to Back Down,’ ‘This Is a War of Values’: Curtis Ellis

Imprisoned Chinese Rights Lawyer’s Family Hears From Him for First Time in 4 Years