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150 top American business executives have signed a letter to Congress in support of President Joe Biden's $1.9 trillion coronavirus relief plan.
Project Veritas dropped a leaked, insider tape from a whistleblower at Salesforce, showing their plan to deplatform a "broader range" of customers.
In total, thirteen focus groups were surveyed, made up of 1,735 people across Canada. The federal survey cost $124,639 to conduct.
Soledad O'Brien is the Democrat's expert on misinformation who will be testifying at the Senate hearing on misinformation. O'Brien has perpetuated and spread hoaxes herself over the years.
The White House has nevertheless continued to stand behind Tanden.
Montreal Canadiens head coach Claude Julien has been fired by the club, a statement from the team said on Wednesday.
Judge Drew Tipton indefinitely suspended the executive order, which was designed to suspend the deportation of any illegal immigrants who are not considered to be national security threats.
York Regional Police say the man, identified as Lorne Rappaport, sexually assaulted the 15-year-old victim between 2009 and 2011.
The suspect is described as being 5'11, roughly 175-200 lbs, with a trimmed beard and curly, short black hair.
Biden's nomination for Assistant Health Secretary Rachel Levine, a trans-identified pediatrician, maintained her endorsement of a fully debunked study which claimed that puberty blockers prevent suicide.
Donald Trump Jr. slammed House Democrats who are demanding that major media distributors expunge conservative news networks for broadcasting "dangerous misinformation."
Kirsten Powers, CNN Senior Political Analyst, lectured author Thomas Chatterton Williams of Harper's and New York Times Magazine, about when, how, and how not to use the "n-word."
Idaho lawmakers introduced an impressive-tax cut Bill that would slash assessments on all income brackets, lowering the sales tax from 6 percent to 5.3 percent by the beginning of next year.
Golf legend Tiger Woods released a statement via Twitter on his health regarding injuries he sustained in a single-vehicle roll-over accident Tuesday morning.
"Hopefully jurisdictions like Edmonds will realize that violating the Washington state constitution is neither legal nor in the best interest of personal protection," said Lars Dalseide, an NRA spokesperson.