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.
Over 300,000 illegal immigrant encounters with Border Control at US-Mexico border in December: report
Every month of Fiscal Year 2024 has thus far outpaced FY2023 as the crisis at the southern border shows no signs of letting up.
Off-duty Greensboro cop shot, killed during attempt to prevent armed robbery at North Carolina Sheetz
One of the suspects has been charged with first degree murder.
Trudeau Liberals offer temporary visas to Palestinians with relatives in Canada
Canada has thus far helped evacuate 660 Canadian citizens and permanent residents, as well as their spouses and children, from Gaza.
Green Day changes lyrics of 'American Idiot' to target Trump voters during New Year's Eve concert
The rock group replaced "redneck agenda" with "MAGA agenda."
California keeps Trump on 2024 ballot as secretary of state rejects calls from fellow Dems to remove him
"I must place the sanctity of these elections above partisan politics," Weber argued.
US tech giants scaled back diversity hires, programs in 2023: report
In mid-2023 there were 44 percent fewer DEI-related job postings than during that time period the year before.
Arizona Military Museum 'indefinitely closed' after Vietnam vet head says he'll be replaced by diversity hire
"Eventually they will replace me with some gay, black, woman, woke Jew who will ruin the place," he allegedly said during a tour.
BREAKING: Ohio governor VETOES bill to ban child sex changes to 'protect human life'
"Ultimately I believe this is about protecting human life," DeWine argued.
Texas arrests thousands of illegal immigrants for crime of crossing border
The news comes as officials ramps up their efforts to secure the boundary between Texas and Mexico.
Pennsylvania Democrats switch to Republican Party in droves
In 2023, 35,589 registered Democrats switched over and now identify as Republicans.
BREAKING: Biden DOJ threatens to sue Texas over new border security laws
The DOJ argued that Texas' laws "[intrude] into a field that is occupied by the federal government," and is thus unconstitutional.
New York Times sues OpenAI, Microsoft over alleged copyright infringement
"If The Times and other news organizations cannot produce and protect their independent journalism, there will be a vacuum that no computer or artificial intelligence can fill."
Illinois NAACP president calls illegal immigrants 'savages,' is suspended from position
"These immigrants have come over here; they're raping people, they've been breaking into homes, they're like savages as well," she said.
Entertainment legend Tom Smothers dies at 86
The Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour made audiences not only laugh, but think critically about important social issues.
Vivek Ramaswamy campaign stops ads on 'idiotic, low-ROI' TV to focus on reaching specific voters ahead of primaries
"Presidential TV ad spending is idiotic, low-ROI & a trick that political consultants use to bamboozle candidates who suffer from low IQ."