Jarryd Jaeger
Jarryd Jaeger is a proud Vancouverite and graduate of the University of British Columbia, where he served as president of the UBC Free Speech Club.
Biden's vaccine mandate for federal contractors temporarily blocked by judge
A federal judge granted Florida's request Wednesday for a preliminary injunction against the Biden administration's vaccine mandate for federal contractors.
President Biden declares he will run in 2024 if he's healthy enough
"If I'm in the health I'm in now – I'm in good health – then, in fact, I would run again," Biden said.
Nearly $100 BILLION in US COVID relief funds stolen by criminals
The Secret Service has revealed that criminals have made off with nearly $100 billion since 2020 by exploiting the US' COVID relief program.
Liberal MP punished by party for going on holiday outside Canada
A Liberal MP has had his duties reduced after it was discovered that he defied party orders and left Canada for non-essential reasons.
Aide to LA DA Gascon threatened to put officer on 'dishonest' cop list after being arrested for 'public intoxication'
Los Angeles County DA George Gascón's chief of staff allegedly threatened a police officer after being arrested for public intoxication.
Aide to LA DA Gascon threatened to put officer on 'dishonest' cop list after being arrested for 'public intoxication'
Los Angeles County DA George Gascón's chief of staff allegedly threatened a police officer after being arrested for public intoxication.
Newsweek issues humiliating correction after falsely claiming Charlie Kirk compared Rittenhouse to Jesus
Newsweek issued a correction after suggesting that Charlie Kirk had compared Kyle Rittenhouse to Jesus Christ.
Students left uncertain as universities opt to start new year with online classes
Across North America, post-secondary institutions are informing students that classes will be moved back online to start the new semester in January.
NYU faculty member says trans activism is part of broader effort to usher in 'communist horizon'
"Liberation means not just rights and recognition at the level of the state, but also ... this kind of economic transformation that would be a kind of communist horizon."
Boston University forces students, faculty to complete questionable mandatory Title IX training
"Intervene, Kim might have felt uncomfortable about Jessica making comments about her race, her husband's appearance, or the prospect of having children."
Biden's DOJ drops plans to pay illegal immigrants $450,000 in compensation
The Department of Justice has come out and stated that it will not be compensating illegal immigrants separated under former president Trump.
CEO of Seattle Planned Parenthood affiliate ousted after repeating donor's use of N-word
After 40 years with Planned Parenthood, Chris Charbonneau has been removed as CEO of the organization's Seattle-based affiliate.
San Francisco supermarket installs security gates to prevent shoplifting
In hopes to deter shoplifters, a San Francisco Safeway has set up barriers at the entrance to their store.
New Zealand announces plan to ban smoking for future generations by 2025
The government of New Zealand is working hard to ensure that it will soon be legally impossible for Kiwis to purchase and use tobacco products.
Suspect in Fox Christmas tree arson released without bail
The man who allegedly burned down the Fox News Christmas tree has been released without bail in New York City.