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Russia and Ukraine, the largest conflict since WWII. More than 2 million refugees in 2 weeks. Families torn apart. Lives changed forever. A war with global consequences. Tune in for special coverage with our reporters on the ground. Newsletter sign up: https://newsletter.ntd.com Subscribe for more videos: https://ept.ms/NTD

A town in western Ukraine has become home for many refugees. The population has more than doubled over the past few weeks. NTD is on the ground in Ukraine and spoke to the mayor of that town. Read more articles: https://www.ntd.com Newsletter sign up: https://newsletter.ntd.com Subscribe for more videos: https://ept.ms/NTD

British veteran Steve Parker wanted to go to Ukraine to help, he told NTD. After talking with a group of friends and community members, they have rallied together to bring many large vehicles, aid, and funds to the Ukrainian border. Read more articles: https://www.ntd.com Newsletter sign up: https://newsletter.ntd.com Subscribe for more videos: https://ept.ms/NTD

Critical race theory has been a contentious issue in communities throughout the country. Remote learning resulting from the lockdowns has offered parents a birds-eye view into the curriculum being taught in their children's schools. NTD spoke withTerry Schilling,executive director of the American Principles Project, to discuss critical race theory and the political implications of supporting the ideology. Read more articles: https://www.ntd.com Newsletter sign up: https://newsletter.ntd.com Subscribe for more videos: https://ept.ms/NTD

What exactly is critical race theory (CRT)? Like most Marxist and communist ideas, the core is often shrouded and convoluted and flowery terms and connotations. In a nutshell, CRTadvocates not being colorblind or merit-based, but instead recommendsthat we all focus on race and racism, and that all white people, even infants and children, are somehow inherently racist. To explore this controversial ideology further, NTD spoke to members of Congress, cultural figures, and community leaders. Read more articles: https://www.ntd.com Newsletter sign up: https://newsletter.ntd.com Subscribe for more videos: https://ept.ms/NTD

As more Ukrainian refugees head to the Polish border, some are suffering from starvation and lack of water. There are also others who are afraid to go out. But, volunteers are there to help. Read more articles: https://www.ntd.com Newsletter sign up: https://newsletter.ntd.com Subscribe for more videos: https://ept.ms/NTD

Russian missiles slammed into a Ukrainian military facility four miles from the village of Koty, Ukraine, on Sunday. Thirty-five people died in the attack and 134 were injured, according to Yaroviv Gov. Maksym Kozytskyy. At the training facility, formally known as the Yaroviv International Peacekeeping and Security Centre, soldiers and volunteers ran for cover amid the chaos as missiles battered the barracks. One of the foreign volunteers stationed at the base told NTD reporter Dan Skorbach and Epoch Times reporter Ivan Pentchoukov of what happened. Read more articles: https://www.ntd.com Newsletter sign up: https://newsletter.ntd.com Subscribe for more videos: https://ept.ms/NTD

The U.S. military was seen 10 miles off the Ukraine border in Poland on March 11, 2022, in on-the-ground footage captured by NTD and its sister media The Epoch Times. The Epoch Times followed two humvees to the base and spoke with the guard at the gates, within the area between Przemysl and Ustrzyki Dolne, Poland. The reporters then spoke to the public affairs officer and an 82nd Airborne Ranger, who declined to provide more information. They directed the reporters to a larger U.S. operation in Rzeszow, where they were met at the gate by U.S. soldiers who contacted another public affairs official. The official didn't subsequently make contact with The Epoch Times. Video credit:Dan Skorbach/NTD and Charlotte Cuthbertson/The Epoch Times

Volunteers in Poland are providing food and clothes to Ukrainians, and have begun giving humanitarian aid to Ukrainian cities. NTD spoke to one of the volunteers on the ground. Read more articles: https://www.ntd.com Newsletter sign up: https://newsletter.ntd.com Subscribe for more videos: https://ept.ms/NTD

Nathan Schweikart traveled from Poland into Ukraine to help get his fiancé out of Lviv. The city was feeling eerie and quiet, but the people are hopeful, he told NTD. Read more articles: https://www.ntd.com Newsletter sign up: https://newsletter.ntd.com Subscribe for more videos: https://ept.ms/NTD

Three families have escaped Ukraine into Poland. NTD spoke with the refugees to learn about their situation. Read more articles: https://www.ntd.com Newsletter sign up: https://newsletter.ntd.com Subscribe for more videos: https://ept.ms/NTD

An Irish volunteer and other volunteers prepared a huge pot of vegetarian soup. The soup was served to refugees who have escaped the war in Ukraine. The volunteer told NTD that food is like love. Read more articles: https://www.ntd.com Newsletter sign up: https://newsletter.ntd.com Subscribe for more videos: https://ept.ms/NTD

Keiran Murphy, a former member of the British military, left his home and his son to help with the Ukrainian refugee crisis. Every day, he crosses the border six times in order to deliver food and water to those in need. NTD spoke with him to hear his story. Read more articles: https://www.ntd.com Newsletter sign up: https://newsletter.ntd.com Subscribe for more videos: https://ept.ms/NTD

After arriving to study in Kyiv, Ilya found himself in the middle of a war. After hiding in a bomb shelter and trying to survive for 10 days, he found out that his family in Mariupol was in a worse situation. He sends them messages daily hoping in his heart that they can read them. Read more articles: https://www.ntd.com Newsletter sign up: https://newsletter.ntd.com Subscribe for more videos: https://ept.ms/NTD

Inflation has just hit another 40-year high, and President Joe Biden has said to the American people that they should expect the cost of gasoline to continue to rise. NTD spoke with Jason Issac from the Texas Public Policy Foundationto assess if there is a way out of all this. Read more articles: https://www.ntd.com Newsletter sign up: https://newsletter.ntd.com Subscribe for more videos: https://ept.ms/NTD

The Chinese Communist Party is the driving force or the central hubfor communism in the world. However, over time, the specter of communism has fragmented and taken on a life of its own in different forms throughout the world. NTD spoke with Trevor Loudon, researcher and host of "Counterpunch," to take a closer look at how some of these communist elements have gained a foothold in the West. Read more articles: https://www.ntd.com Newsletter sign up: https://newsletter.ntd.com Subscribe for more videos: https://ept.ms/NTD

When it comes to U.S. energy independence, the issue can be complex, with multiple factors driving policy. There are domestic politics at play, but there's also a huge element of foreigngovernments posturing and positioning, because oil is an international commodity. NTD spoke with Rep. Bill Johnson (R-Ohio) to hear his perspective. Read more articles: https://www.ntd.com Newsletter sign up: https://newsletter.ntd.com Subscribe for more videos: https://ept.ms/NTD

When it comes to U.S. energy independence, the issue can be complex, with multiple factors driving policy. There are domestic politics at play, but there's also a huge element of foreigngovernments posturing and positioning, because oil is an international commodity. NTD spoke with Rep. Bill Johnson (R-Ohio) to hear his perspective. Read more articles: https://www.ntd.com Newsletter sign up: https://newsletter.ntd.com Subscribe for more videos: https://ept.ms/NTD

Idaho is a state rich in natural resources, and the people from that state understand the importance of extracting those resources in a responsible way. NTD spoke with Rep. Russ Fulcher (R-Idaho) to hear his thoughts on energy production. Read more articles: https://www.ntd.com Newsletter sign up: https://newsletter.ntd.com Subscribe for more videos: https://ept.ms/NTD

A judge is protecting an unvaccinated Navy commander from punishment related to his lawsuit. The Navy’s disciplinary hands may be tied, but several reports claim that the commander's warship was put in timeout. Read more articles: https://www.ntd.com Newsletter sign up: https://newsletter.ntd.com Subscribe for more videos: https://ept.ms/NTD

A Ukrainian student lived in a bomb shelter during the first 10 days of the Russia-Ukraine war. He’s now in Poland, but the rest of his family remains in Ukraine. NTD spoke with this student who recently arrived in Warsaw, Poland. Read more articles: https://www.ntd.com Newsletter sign up: https://newsletter.ntd.com Subscribe for more videos: https://ept.ms/NTD

The first person to receive a heart transplant from a pig has died Tuesday, two months after the experimental procedure at a Maryland hospital. Read more articles: https://www.ntd.com Newsletter sign up: https://newsletter.ntd.com Subscribe for more videos: https://ept.ms/NTD

The truckers are in Washington D.C., and so are those in support of them. Lawmakers met with convoyleaders Tuesday in the nation's capital. Read more articles: https://www.ntd.com Newsletter sign up: https://newsletter.ntd.com Subscribe for more videos: https://ept.ms/NTD

Some public schools have openly said they'll gender transition students behind closed doors, that parents don't need to know. But Florida's one step away from banning this practice and trans-education from some classes. Read more articles: https://www.ntd.com Newsletter sign up: https://newsletter.ntd.com Subscribe for more videos: https://ept.ms/NTD

NFL star Aaron Rodgers has agreed to return to the Packers. The reigning MVP will sign a four-year, $200 million contract to stay with Green Bay—ending a two-year standoff with the team. Read more articles: https://www.ntd.com Newsletter sign up: https://newsletter.ntd.com Subscribe for more videos: https://ept.ms/NTD