A video posted to Twitter today shows vegan protestors attacking employees at an In-N-Out Burger. The crowd cheers as the protestors are carried away.
According to figures by Statistics Canada, several sectors made marginal declines, with manufacturing down for the fourth time in five months
Pete Buttegieg, a prominent Democratic presidential hopeful, is being slammed for spreading fake news about Jesus Christ over the Christmas holidays.
Greg Jackson, more commonly known by his screen name Onision, has been on the YouTube platform since 2006 and has been accused by multiple teen girls.
A California woman headed at a local McDonalds got more than a side of fries when ordering her lunch, when she mouthed “help me” to a drive-thru employee.
U.S. President Donald Trump responded to the news that CBC had deleted his Home Alone 2 cameo. In one tweet, he refers to Justin Trudeau as “Justin T.”
A waitress who was in need of money after an expensive car repair bill was given a $2,000 tip on Christmas Eve by her well-wishing regular customers.
The CBC, the state-funded broadcaster of Canada, has edited out President Trump’s iconic cameo from their broadcast of the Christmas movie Home Alone 2.
The prisoners working on Bloomberg’s campaign were allegedly paid just between $20 and $30 a month.
A Christmas miracle occurred in Nebraska, where a “Purple Heart” veteran woke out of a coma after suffering a brain injury.
A total of 20 horses were found shot dead in Floyd County, Kentucky. Those responsible remain at large.
The Epoch Times claims that “Media outlets have jumped on the hint Facebook has given, and reported EMG is guilty of activities it has had no part in.”
The findings of the West Point investigation were that “the cadets were playing a common game, popular among teenagers today, known as the ‘circle game.'”
An Iowa man has been sentenced to 15 years for setting an LGBTQ flag on fire.
A 7-year-old boy in a domestic shelter wrote a letter to Santa asking for a good dad this Christmas