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.
New DNA evidence raises questions of whether man executed for murder was innocent
Four years after being sentenced to death, a man who was executed for murder may be innocent. The family's attorneys have claimed that someone else's DNA has been found on the murder weapon.
Biden to host George Floyd's family on anniversary of his death
President Joe Biden is set to welcome George Floyd's family to the nation's capital on Tuesday to mark one year since he was killed while in police custody.
'I don't even want to look in the mirror': NYC man beaten, maced in broad daylight speaks out about anti-Semitic attack
The 29-year-old was making his way to a pro-Israel demonstration in midtown when he was attacked by a group of pro-Palestinian protestors.
Criminal who accused Matt Gaetz has history of false allegations
After running for office, a Florida teacher was bombarded with fake accusations by the very person he sought to unseat, which triggered an investigation that eventually brought up Rep. Matt Gaetz.
WATCH: Fatal police shooting of Baltimore gunman who set own house on fire and killed neighbors
Disturbing new body camera footage has emerged capturing when Baltimore County police shot and killed an armed man accused of killing three neighbors. The gunman was found outside his burning house with homemade explosives.
Prison guards on duty the night of Jeffrey Epstein's death avoid jail time
The pair struck a deal with prosecutors on Friday in which they agreed to complete 100 hours of community service.
Trump sued by civil rights group for referring to COVID-19 as 'China Virus'
Former President Donald Trump is facing legal action from the Chinese Americans Civil Rights Coalition (CARC) in response to what the group alleges are derogatory comments regarding the origins of the coronavirus.
Anti-Israel protestors pour 'river of blood' on steps of Israeli consulate in Toronto
Protestors, some of them Jewish, painted the steps red as symbolic criticism of the Israeli government following the recent conflict in the Middle East.
Boko Haram warlord responsible for schoolgirl kidnappings dies
The death of the Islamist militant group leader Abubakar Shekau has been confirmed by a number of sources.
WATCH: Ontario drunk driver arrested after allegedly letting 12-year-old son drive vehicle
A drunk father was arrested after allegedly letting his 12-year-old son drive, with the incident being caught on tape.
Man fatally shot after injuring officers in Colorado
Police state that after an unsuccessful attempt to initiate dialogue with the 22-year-old male suspect, the suspect "struck and drug three Police Officers."
Netanyahu rejects Biden's call for 'significant de-escalation,' cease-fire in Israel conflict
In a call with the Israeli Prime Minister, President Biden went against some members of the Democratic Party and stated that he wants to work with Israel to achieve a cease-fire.
Chicago mayor only granting 1-on-1 interviews to journalists of color
"The mayor's Communications Director told me only Black or Brown journalists would get a one on one. I expressed my outrage but nothing has changed," Ahern said.
WATCH: Mark McCloskey announces run for Missouri Senate seat
"An angry mob marched to destroy my home and kill my family," he said on his campaign video, "I took a stand to defend them."
$1,000 'signing bonus' offered to unemployed people who get a job in Connecticut
"You see the big athletes get a signing bonus," Connecticut Governor Ted Lamont asked, "why don't you get a signing bonus as well?"