David Krayden
David Krayden was an Air Force public affairs officer who served in Bosnia. He left the military to work as a legislative assistant and communications officer on Parliament Hill. He was the Ottawa bureau chief for the Daily Caller and was the senior Parliamentary columnist for the Western Standard.
Tim Walz a 'true believer' in Mao's communist doctrine: former student
A former student, accompanied Gov. Tim Walz (D-MN) on a trip to China in 1995, says the Democratic vice presidential candidate “adores” communist China and is “a Moaist to the core.”
Trudeau warns Canadians of 'hypothetical virus' that would be worse than Covid, trigger even more restrictions
The Trudeau government is again warning Canadians to be prepared for a potential new virus that could cause food and fuel shortages.
EXCLUSIVE: Freedom truckers wanted 'slow roll' into downtown Ottawa—police demanded they park, creating gridlock, defense lawyers say
"It continues to show that my client was morally innocent of any criminal action.”
Hackers may have your social security number—and that of every American
The hackers violated the security of National Public Data, an cyberspace break-in that reportedly resulted in the theft of 300 million Social Security Numbers (SSN) and other personal information.
Palestinian illegal immigrant on terror watchlist arrested at southern border
CBP agents arrested Omar Shehada, 35, of the West Bank, on Monday who was named on a terror watchlist for an alleged previous incident of using “explosives/firearms.”
Michigan mom, boyfriend charged with death of 6-year-old son found stapled to wall, shot multiple times with BB gun, tortured while younger siblings looked on
"Chulo died all day and Danny was there."
Michigan dad shot to death in cold blood by neighbor who complained about children who 'touched the mulch'
A Michigan father is dead after he took a Saturday stroll and returned home to find his neighbor furious. Nathan Morris was confronted by his neighbor Deveraux Johnson, who allegedly shot the father of two.
Biden-Harris admin to speed up asylum processing at US-Canada border as number of illegal immigrants skyrocket
Illegal crossings at the northern border have jumped in fiscal year 2024. Customs and Border Patrol agents have captured 16,500 illegal immigrants so far: that is up from 10,000 in 2023 and 2,200 in 2022. The current number of apprehensions is the highest on record.
Texas AG Ken Paxton sues General Motors for collecting, selling driver data
“General Motors sold this information to several other companies, including to at least two companies for the purpose of generating ‘Driving Scores’ about GM’s customers and selling these scores to insurance companies.”
Biden's focus on legacy, light schedule 'signals' to rivals that no one is running the country: report
"This sends a signal to the world that there is no one in charge in the White House. Our allies wonder whether they can trust us. Our adversaries see this as a wide open window of opportunity, when they can exploit us without risk of consequences."
California moves to reduce sentences for convicted felons, murderers who have been locked up for more than 25 years
After gathering dust for almost a year the California Assembly is prepared to vote on SB 94 a bill that would allow lifers, in prison for murder and other such crimes, to petition for early release.
Woman gets 9 years in prison for stealing $1.5 MILLION in food, chicken wings from school district
A Cook County, Ill. woman was sentenced to 9 years in prison for stealing chicken worth $1.5 million dollars.
SNITCH-O-METER: Ford Motors files patent for in-car device to detect speeding, report drivers to law enforcement
Ford Motors has developed a new technology that effectively acts as a speeding snitch-o-meter.
Democrat judge strikes RFK from New York ballot over 'false' address
The judge ruled that "the overwhelming credible evidence introduced at trial" of RFK Jr. having an address in New York suggested that Kennedy only held a the address for "political standing."
Marriott sues NYC franchise for signing city contract to turn it into illegal immigrant housing
The multinational hospitality group has now sued the franchise for breach of contract.