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.
Democrats say they must prevent Republicans from becoming the 'party of parents' in 2022
"We need to be the party of parents, and we are," she continued, "We need to own that agenda, we cannot let it go... It's coming out of COVID, it's parental frustration."
BREAKING: Daily Wire files suit against Biden admin's 'tyrannical' vaccine mandate
The Daily Wire has filed challenges against the administration's "tyrannical" vaccine mandate following new requirements set forth on Thursday.
House GOP to block Biden admin's plan to pay illegal immigrants up to $450,000 for border separation policy
House Republicans are set to introduce a bill that would block the Biden administration's plan to financially compensate illegal immigrants separated at the border.
Pelosi puts paid leave back into social spending bill despite opposition from moderates
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi announced on Wednesday that paid leave would be added back to a massive social spending bill after previously being removed due to moderate opposition.
Virginia Lt. Gov-elect SLAMS Jemele Hill for attributing her victory to 'white supremacy'
Virginia Lt. Governor-elect Winsome Sears, a black woman, slammed columnist Jemele Hill after she called the results of the state's elections "white supremacy."
Republican truck driver on course to oust NJ Democrat state Senate leader
A truck driver turned Republican candidate is on the verge of winning a New Jersey state Senate seat thought to be a Democrat stronghold.
President Biden says outcome of trillion dollar spending bills will determine his presidency
As House Democrat leaders battle with the party's progressive wing, President Biden says his presidency will be determined by whether or not he can pass two massive spending bills within the next week.
Gen. Mark Milley sees China's hypersonic weapon test as a 'Sputnik moment'
In a recent interview, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff commented on China's suspected testing of hypersonic weapons, likening the event to the launch of Sputnik by the Russians at the beginning of the Space Race.
Supreme Court to hear case challenging restrictions on gun permits
If the Supreme Court strikes down the NY law as unconstitutional, it would be the most consequential win for gun-rights activists since 2008.
US intelligence agencies had no idea Taliban would takeover while troops were still on the ground: Report
The idea that the Taliban would take over only after the US withdrew from Afghanistan was echoed in nearly every report, from April 2020 all the way up to July 2021.
CNN's New Day records lowest viewership of year to date
According to the latest data, viewership of CNN's morning program New Day is continuing on its downward spiral, with the show recording its lowest numbers of the year to date yesterday.
WATCH: Ted Cruz grills Garland on DOJ memo, son-in-law's profiting from Critical Race Theory
"Number one, why did the Department of Justice cater to the wishes of partisan activists who want to teach critical race theory in schools and think that parents are domestic terrorists?"
Ali Harbi Ali charged with murder of British MP David Amess
Ali, whose father is a former advisor to Somalia's prime minister, allegedly visited the Amess' home multiple times throughout the past year in preparation for a potential attack.
Trudeau pressured to decriminalize illegal drugs amid rise in opioid deaths across Canada
With the opioid crisis wreaking havoc across Canada, many groups are urging prime minister Trudeau to remedy the situation by re-centring addiction and drug use as health issues, rather than criminal.
In-N-Out Burger stands by its refusal to be the 'vaccination police'
Despite the temporary closure of its downtown San Francisco location by the city's department of public health, In-N-Out Burger continues to refuse to enforce vaccine mandates in Contra Costa County.