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.
Toronto police superintendent demoted after pleading guilty to cheating to get minority cops promoted
Clarke claimed she was attempting to counter "anti-Black systemic racism" by providing confidential information to six black constables who were slated for promotional job interviews in 2021.
Trump pledges to pay for IVF treatments in second term, or require insurance companies to cover
"So we're going to be paying for that treatment, or we're going to be mandating that the insurance company pay."
Ford drops DEI programs, withdraws from Human Rights Campaign's LGBTQ+ ranking system
"We are mindful that our employees and customers hold a wide range of beliefs, and the external and legal environment related to political and social issues continues to evolve," Ford CEO Jim Farley said in a memo to employees.
Biden basks on Delaware beach for 2nd straight week of vacation
Biden hasn’t been to the office since Aug. 19 when he left for the Democratic Convention in Chicago.
Biden-Harris admin's Surgeon General claims 'parenting' is bad for your health
US Surgeon General Dr. Vivek Murthy says parenting is bad for your mental health due to high levels of stress involved in raising children.
Kamala spends $47 MILLION more than Trump on digital campaign in 1st month at the top of the ticket
Harris is paying for millions of dollars in advertising in states like California and New York that are unlikely to be flipped by Trump.
Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson says she's 'concerned' about presidential immunity allowed by Constitution
"I was concerned about a system that appeared to provide immunity for one individual under one set of circumstances, when we had a criminal justice system that had ordinarily treated everyone the same,” Jackson said of her dissent in the ruling.
Trudeau has his cabinet in line but is losing control of regular MPs
Backbench caucus Members of Parliament have said they have grave concerns about a future without change in the Trudeau government.
Canadian pastor convicted of ‘criminal harassment’ after opposing drag queen story hours
Calgary judge Karen Molle has proclaimed Canadian pastor guilty of “criminal harassment” for protesting a "drag queen story time” for children that a city library was hosting early this year.
Trump campaign proposes 10 questions for Kamala's first interview since taking over the Democratic nomination for president
"It's no coincidence that Kamala's first interview is scheduled for the Thursday night before Labor Day weekend. They already hope it gets lost — and it hasn't even aired yet."
BREAKING: FBI releases details of Thomas Matthew Crooks' search history, new photos of gun, backpack, explosives
Crooks was also searching online for explosive devices, including "detonating cord," "blasting cap," "how to make a bomb from fertilizer," and "how do remote detonators work," with these searches starting as early as September 2019.
CNN's Scott Jennings slams Kamala Harris for bringing 'emotional support animal' Tim Walz to first interview
It “shows an extreme lack of confidence” for Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris to need “an emotional support animal" in her running mate for her first campaign interview.
Oklahoma school district faces community backlash after banning student from flying American flag on his truck
"I’ve never really had problems with it before, and it’s our First Amendment, so it’s kind of hard for them to infringe upon our rights," student Caleb Horst said.
Illegal immigrant pleads guilty to sexual abuse of 7-year-old girl in New York State
Carlos Fernando Pinola Pop pleaded guilty in an August 15 court hearing before Judge James Farrell to Sexual Abuse in the First Degree, a Class D violent felony sex offense.
College students afraid to admit they are Jewish amid Gaza protests, anti-semitism on campuses: survey
44 percent of college students and recent graduates said they "rarely" or "never" feel safe acknowledging being Jewish on campus.