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.
Virginia Senate votes to revoke tax-exempt status for United Daughters of the Confederacy
Askew argued that the state's tax code "should reflect our values and what we want the Commonwealth to be now."
Reddit moves to become publicly traded company
Reddit CEO Steve Huffman has been planning the IPO for some time.
Judge Engoron denies Trump's effort to delay enforcement of $355 million fine in NY fraud trial
The move comes just days after New York AG Letitia James threatened to 'seize his assets' if he doesn't pay within 30 days.
REVEALED: Cellphone data contradicts Fani Willis, Nathan Wade testimony
The phone records appear to show that Wade had spent two nights at Willis' apartment long before they said their romantic relationship began.
AZ prosecutor refuses to extradite NYC murder suspect citing DA Alvin Bragg's soft-on-crime policies
Bragg responded to Mitchell's comments, questioning her motives and accusing her of "playing political games in a murder case."
Top academic journal to face 'legal action' after pulling pro-life papers
Studnicki and his fellow researchers have pointed to numerous occassions where Sage allowed pro-choice scientists to submit papers despite having clear conflicts of interest.
First federal gender-based hate crime trial begins in SC over killing of trans woman by black man after sexual relationship
Ritter allegedly murdered Doe after his girlfriend and friends became aware of a sexual relationship between the two.
Biden says today's Republicans are 'worse' than 'real racists' he served with as Senator
"I've served with all these guys that have terrible records on race, but guess what? [Sitting Republicans] are worse."
Biden border crisis 'destroying America' warns former DEA Special Ops Director Derek Maltz
"Every American, red or blue, is gonna be impacted."
Biden's dog Commander removed from White House after biting Secret Service agents at least 24 times
Jill Biden's spokeswoman confirmed that, "since the fall, [Commander] has lived with other family members."
Biden considering executive action to stop US-Mexico border crisis: report
The move comes after the Biden admin demanded he wanted more "emergency authority" to shut down the border.
BREAKING: Mike Pence group launches $20 million effort to defeat populism in conservative movement
Pence accused some on the right of "chasing the siren song of populism unmoored to conservative principles."
Jimmy Kimmel hints at quitting late night TV
Kimmel explained that he had considered retiring prior to last year's writers' strike, but that having some time off made him realize he wasn't ready to call it quits just yet.
Biden's ban on menthol cigarettes could cost him support in black community
"Instead of banning menthol cigarettes, President Biden should: Stop the flow of illegal drugs in our country; make groceries more affordable; make college more affordable," the mailer read.
JUST IN: Friend of KC Super Bowl parade shooting suspect says gunman was trying to protect him from other suspect
Marques Harris said that Dominic Miller only started shooting after the other suspect, Lyndell Mays, fired his gun toward them.