Former Corrections Officer on How Education Breaks the Cycle of Incarceration "I expected to train them, but I never expected to see the impact," says Les Triché, reflecting on the transformation he witnessed inside California's toughest prisons.

.John Gregorchuk reveals how red tape, appeals, and siloed departments can drag out housing projects in Los Angeles. "That eight-unit project took us over 30 months to go from permit submission to permit approval."

UVA vs. UVB: Which Causes More Skin Cancer? UVB's short wavelength means it reaches the outer layer of your skin. UVA's longer wavelength means it can penetrate your skin's middle layer. So which one causes skin cancer?

China has reaffirmed its support for Russia—just one day after President Donald Trump warned of a 100 percent tariff on countries trading with Moscow. And, for the first time, China and Serbia—a close ally of Russia—will hold a joint military drill.

The Chinese Communist Party's espionage has reached a new level—one never before seen in the West. NTD spoke to Nicholas Eftimiades, a retired senior intelligence officer, to discuss it.

Amid layoffs at the State Department, members of Congress probe the department’s overhaul—made possible by a recent Supreme Court decision.

Ancient Buddhist scripture speaks of the Udumbara flower, whose unfolding portends the arrival of “The Holy King Who Turns the Wheel,” who offers salvation to all sentient beings. Over the past decade, this flower has been spotted around the world, and these dancers take

Chip maker Nvidia is back selling American microchips to China after getting the go-ahead. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick explained how the move ties into broader U.S.–China trade and rare earth negotiations.

Trump signed into law a bipartisan bill aimed at toughening prison sentences for fentanyl traffickers. Plus, Trump’s rescissions package cleared a key procedural hurdle in the Senate ahead of Friday’s deadline—but it’s not yet across the finish line.

'It Was All BS': Eric Trump on Claims of a Trump Tower Server Tied to Russia "First of all, like we're largely a cloud-based computing company. ... Second, you don't put servers in basements because basements flood. Third of all, I don't know a damn person over in Russia."