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.
Face masks to be mandatory in Quebec's indoor venues after concern over coronavirus surge
Quebec Premier François Legault is set to announce today that face masks will be mandatory in all of the province's indoor venues starting July 18.
Florida man drives van into occupied Catholic church and sets it on fire
Steven Shields, 24, allegedly drove a van through the doors of Queen of Peace Catholic Church in Ocala, Florida, poured gasoline in the church, and lit it ablaze while parishioners were inside preparing for Mass.
ESPN suspends Adrian Wojnarowski for saying 'f**k you' to Senator Josh Hawley in email
Reporter Adrian Wojnarowski has been suspended by ESPN for responding with 'F**k you' in an email from Senator Josh Hawley about China and the NBA.
Thomas Sowell says that 'systemic racism' has no meaning
Thomas Sowell, economist and author, said on Fox News Sunday evening that 'systemic racism' has no meaning and is unable to be tested in any empirical way.
Fire severely damages nearly 250-year-old church in Southern California
The San Gabriel Mission in Southern California that is nearly 250 years old was severely damaged in a four-alarm fire Saturday morning.
Federal government refuses to give $500m in disaster relief funds to Minnesota following riots
The federal government denied Minnesota Governor Tim Walz's request for federal funding to rebuild and repair damaged property following the death of George Floyd.
Florida police department to hire social workers for non-violent 911 calls
The St. Petersburg Police Department in Florida announced Thursday that it will hire social workers to field non-violent 911 calls. It will be the first US city to replace police officers with unarmed social workers following anti-police protests by Black Lives Matter.
Vandals deface Virgin Mary statue in New York City
Vandals sprayed-painted "IDOL" on a statue of the Virgin Mary in the New York City borough of Queens early Friday outside Cathedral Prep School and Seminary.
USA Today walks back claim that Trump campaign used 'Nazi' eagle symbol on t-shirt
The campaign website for President Donald Trump came under fire for unveiling a T-shirt purported to share similarities with the Reichsadler symbol, or imperial eagle, used by the Nazis.
An Indianapolis mother was shot and killed after saying "all lives matter" in argument about Black Lives Matter
A 24-year-old Jessica Doty was fatally shot early Sunday, allegedly following an argument with supporters of Black Lives Matter.
Finance Minister Morneau's daughter confirmed to work for WE, as calls for an investigation intensify
It has been revealed that one of Finance Minister Bill Morneau's daughters works for WE, and the other has previously spoken at "WE Day" events. The revelation has intensified calls to investigate Morneau for ethics violations.
Antifa rioter smashes Portland Federal Courthouse door with hammer before assaulting police officer
A group of protesters and rioters gathered around the Portland Federal Courthouse early Saturday morning, with one rioter using a hammer to break open a door of the building before using the weapon to attack a police officer.
Vandals destroy flagpole and damage 9/11 memorial in Washingtonville, New York
Police are currently looking for those responsible for destroying a 9/11 memorial in Washingtonville, New York.
King County Superior Court approves petition for an election to recall Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkan
A King County Superior Court approved a petition for an election to recall Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkan.
Former Ontario minister praises Beijing's national security law against Hong Kong
Former Ontario cabinet minister Michael Chan praised Beijing's new Hong Kong national security law, saying that it will bring stability to the city.