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.
Quebec man pleads guilty to setting 14 forest fires—Trudeau claimed it was climate change
Brian Paré, 38, had posted numerous conspiracy theories online suggesting the government had deliberately ignited the blazes.
The View co-host claims white children should 'feel bad' about slavery on MLK Day
"It's important that it makes you feel bad."
Biden's approval rating drops to 33%, lowest of ANY president in past 15 years
Just 57 percent of Democrats were satisfied with Biden as their nominee, compared to 72 percent of Republicans who said the same of Trump.
Anti-Israel agitators target cancer hospital in NYC as patients watch from inside
"Make sure they hear you, they're in the windows."
Marvel debuts first deaf, Native American, amputee superhero
Cox has said in numerous interviews that she never pictured herself a a superhero because all those she saw growing up were not disabled and not people of color.
Native American man in superhero costume charged with sex abuse of homeless people in Oregon
Black Elk was charged with six counts of sex abuse in the first degree, two counts of attempted sex abuse, and 19 counts of public indecency.
Man shot to death on Brooklyn subway
Authorities have not revealed the identity of the suspect.
Nikki Haley backer brags campaign has many Democrat donors
A fundraiser for the Republican presidential candidate co-hosted by a Democrat is set to take place on January 30 in New York City.
Man who received 'anti-racism' grant from Trudeau Liberals founds pro-Hamas media group
FPTV began spewing out content following Iranian-backed terrorist organization Hamas' October 7 massacre of civilians in Israel.
Former juvenile officer turned tutor now facing additional charges of sexual crimes against minors in Texas
Isaiah Smith served as a member of the city's Human Rights Commission.
Small Wisconsin city begs Biden for help with 1,000 illegal immigrants putting 'great strain' on resources
Police have recorded a threefold increase in unlicensed drivers on local roads over previous years, dirty and cramped living quarters, and a growing number of sexual assaults involving minors.
X fights legal battle against campus censors at University of Illinois on behalf of student and wins
"If you can be punished for posting about free food, what can't you be punished for?"
Harvard to host summer course at Palestinian university that declared 'glory for martyrs' after Hamas' October 7 massacre
Two months later, the university celebrated the anniversary of the violent First Intifada, calling it a "perfect example of national unity."
Hertz to sell off fleet of 20,000 EVs, revert to gas-powered cars
Scherr emphasized that the decision was "not about the broader issue of EVs for the company," rather, "it's about financial performance and operational integrity."
United flight makes emergency landing only minutes after takeoff due to 'open door' light
Chicago-bound Flight 2434 left Sarasota, Florida at 3:42 pm, and made an emergency landing in Tampa Bay.