C.G. Jones
C.G. Jones is an American journalist and fiction writer. MFA Minnesota State University, BA University of Alabama. He has words in The Post Millennial, The Debrief, Countere Magazine, inter alia. Novel: Project: Sleepless Dream. On Twitter: @Heterodoxica.
University professor dies in front of virtual class after showing symptoms of COVID-19
A university professor in Argentina collapsed and died in front of her virtual class last week after reportedly complaining over the Zoom session that she was having difficulty breathing.
BLM activist drives over member of conservative group, causing serious injuries
It has been reported that a member of a conservative group was run over by a leftist while attending a memorial service for Aaron "Jay" Danielson—the man who was allegedly executed by a member of Antifa in Portland on Aug. 29.
Michael Reinoehl reportedly pulled gun on officers before they fired on him
The US Marshal task force that took out Michael Reinoehl Thursday had been waiting for him throughout the day before he pulled an assault rifle on officials leading up to the shooting.
Students stand up for Ontario professor under fire from woke mob
A number of colleagues and students of Ecologist David Lesbarreres believe he should retain his job despite accusations that he had made race-related remarks that struck many as tone-deaf.
Even John Bolton isn't buying the latest Trump hit piece by The Atlantic
A Trump hit piece from The Atlantic claimed that the president had referred to American troops who died in battle as "losers" and "suckers," but it has since been widely discredited.
Michael Reinoehl's sister speaks out about her brother's death, says it's 'not bad news'
Michael Reinoehl's sister, April Reinoehl, spoke out about her brother's death in an audio clip released by the Daily Mail Friday morning, where she said that it's "not bad news" he is dead.
Toronto school teachers to undergo bizarre social justice training on 'white fragility'
The Toronto District School Board (TDSB) is reportedly spending next week's professional development session learning the ins and outs of white privilege and anti-Indigenous racism.
Canadian Steve Nash to be Brooklyn Nets next head coach
Canadian NBA Hall of Fame point guard Steve Nash has signed a four-year contract to become the Brooklyn Nets next head coach.
Police deliver two gunshot wounds to male in Chicago—suspect in stable condition
A male was reportedly shot twice by police in Cook County, Chicago, on Wednesday next to LeClaire Courts on the Southwest Side.
The American Psychological Association goes full-on woke—pledges to fight 'racism pandemic,' 'disease' of capitalism
The American Psychological Association (APA) has announced that it will be fighting against the "racism pandemic" that has apparently taken hold in the US. The association went on to suggest that racial inequities are deeply rooted in the country's past.
Student journalist pressured to resign after tweeting truth on Jacob Blake
Klein tweeted: "Always more to the story, folks. Please read this article to get the background of Jacob Blake's warrant. You'll be quite disgusted."
Governor Cuomo threatens the safety of Trump over NYC federal funding, then quickly walks it back
New York Governor threatened President Donald Trump's safety if he decided to return to New York City after the New York Post reported that Trump is considering pulling federal funds from a number of lawless cities across the country, including the The Big Apple.
Canadians are not using the government's COVID tracing app
Though very few Canadians have decided to download the Public Health Agency's coronavirus-tracing app, Covid-19 Alert, the agency insisted that it was "never going to be 100 percent perfect."
Joe Kennedy the first in his family to lose a general or primary election in Massachusettes since 1946
Representative Joe Kennedy III (D-MA) was defeated Tuesday by Senator Ed Markey (D-MA) in their heated Senate primary race, which is the first time since 1946 that a member of the Kennedy family had lost an election in Massachusetts.
Portland Mayor Ted Wheeler plans to move out of condo to avoid riots in his own city
Mayor Ted Wheeler of Portland has decided to dash from his $840,000 condo in order to avoid rioters who have targeted his own on numerous occasions.