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.
Almost 40% of students at Brown University identify as LGBTQ+
The number of Brown U students identifying as LGBTQ has more than doubled over the past 13 years.
Philly shooter's first victim gunned down 2 days prior to rampage
While the revelation has been "re-traumatizing" for Wamah's family, it "has not changed the number or type of charges" filed against Carriker
Portland man sentenced for random downtown sexual assault—woman was bashed on the head, had throat cut
Harris was convicted of sodomy, kidnapping, two counts of assault and attempted rape in the first degree.
Interpreter who escaped Afghanistan shot dead by youths in Washington, DC
The incident took place in the 400 block of 11th Street Northeast just after midnight on Monday.
House GOP demands briefing on White House security procedures after cocaine scandal
"This alarming development requires the Committee to assess White House security practices and determine whose failures led to an evacuation of the building and finding of the illegal substance."
White House cocaine culprit 'unlikely to be found': report
"It's gonna be very difficult for us to do that because of where it was," the source said.
Joy Reid stayed in on July 4th because she's afraid of guns, gets triggered by fireworks
"America is awash with guns," Reid said, "and now people don't just have them, they seem to want to shoot people with them.
Ben & Jerry's parent company stock tanks after Vermont ice cream maker tweets anti-American July 4th message
Unilever started the week at $52.28 per share and has fallen to around $51, resulting in a market cap loss of nearly $2.5 billion.
Former director of BIPOC-focused Portland charity sentenced to federal prison for stealing over $320k in public funds
Johnson was charged with one count of bank fraud in October 2022, and pleaded guilty two months later.
Idaho massacre suspect gains access to training records of officers who investigated the mass murder case
The training records requested by the lawyers were for the three officers who conducted "critical" interviews with witnesses and made decisions regarding the investigation.
Biden admin pushes trio of vaccines, including brand new Covid shots, to prevent 'tripledemic'
In June, the Biden administration tapped Pfizer-BioNTech, Moderna, and Novovax to make new Covid vaccines for new strains.
MUST WATCH: Censorship enthusiast Justin Trudeau passionately defends BLOCKING news from Canadians on social media
Trudeau claimed the internet giants' refusal to comply with Bill C-18 "undermines the very fabric of our democracy."
Gang of teens in ski masks, wielding batons, violently attack mothers in San Francisco to steal their cell phones
The thieves follow them, hit them or push them to the ground, then make off with their cell phones.
Bill de Blasio and wife to separate, live in same house while wife Chirlane dates other people
"I just want to have fun," McCray said.
Antifa militants federally indicted over explosive attack outside Michael Knowles event in Pittsburgh
Punishment for a conviction includes a mandatory minimum penalty of ten years in prison with a maximum fine of $250,000.