Barrett Wilson is a Sr. editor for The Post Millennial
Vice-Presidential candidate Kamala Harris has appeared to unfollow Joe Biden on Twitter.
On Thursday, Twitter began labelling "state-affiliated media entities." However, Canada's state broadcaster, CBC, has not been labelled
Twitter has barred President Trump's campaign account from tweeting by locking his account until he deletes a tweet that the platform says contains "coronavirus misinformation."
British newspaper the Daily Mail has published "leaked" police officers' bodycam videos of George Floyd's arrest and death.
Gabriel Agard-Berryhill, 18, has been charged with arson by federal authorities in Portland after he was caught on video launching an explosive device at a courthouse. He was identified thanks to a viral tweet.
James Murdoch, brother of Fox News head Lachlan Murdoch, is leaving the network, citing disagreements over editorial content.
The ethics commissioner confirmed Wednesday evening that he will be expanding the scope of his investigation into Finance Minister Bill Morneau’s possible ethics violations.
An Antifa rioter in Portland who threw an explosive device at the Mark O. Hatfield federal courthouse has been identified thanks to an online review of the vest he was wearing, left by his grandmother.
The Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms (JCCF) is suing the University of British Columbia for its cancellation of a speaking engagement by TPM editor-at-large Andy Ngo.
Charges have been filed against Mark and Patricia McCloskey, the St. Louis couple who defended their home from a mob of BLM protestors on June 5th.
On Saturday afternoon, a man who refused to wear a mask was tackled to the ground and arrested by police in a Montreal Tim Hortons.
The CFL’s Edmonton Eskimos are changing their name according to TSN's Ryan Rishaug. A formal announcement could come as soon as next week.
A New York judge denied bail to Ghislaine Maxwell on Tuesday. Maxwell is awaiting her trial on sex trafficking charges.
The US-Canada border is set to stay closed until August 21st according to sources familiar with the situation.
Saskatchewan is bucking the "defund the police" trend by increasing the amount of funding for the Saskatoon police. The total funding is now $5.88 million.
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