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Trump supporting pigeons have been spotted in Las Vegas this week. The birds were wearing MAGA that had been glued to their heads by Trump supporters.
Elizabeth Warren has come out in support of biological male athletes competing with women despite the obvious physical advantages they possess.
A female inmate in Illinois is suing a prison after alleging they attempted to cover up her sexual assault by a transgender inmate that was housed with her.
Mikaela Spielberg, daughter of filmmaker Steven Spielberg, has launched her career as a sex worker. The glorification of sex work is in full swing.
Roll Up the Rim to win, the iconic Tim Hortons tradition and the promotion that set them apart, is about to change, for the worse.
Thank you, Dr. Peterson, for doing so much good. I can always say, I knew you—briefly—way back when.
A woman who underwent brain surgery played violin throughout the operation in hopes that it would prevent them from stopping her ability to play.
Gender critical feminist Meghan Murphy is being held responsible for the effects of the threats against her by the local labour union in Vancouver.
If the right doesn’t take action on censorship in fear of advancing the tentacles of big government, then the Trump phenomenon will fade.
Will Andrew Yang provide fresh insight or simply recite DNC talking points? The unfortunate thing is that we will have to watch CNN to find out.
In a sane world, the LGBT community and its allies would be ecstatic that a gay presidential candidate would be receiving national attention.
Non-binary hair isn’t a thing, and it shouldn’t be. There are just haircuts, and people who cut hair, who have opinions.
Ontario pizza chain Gino’s Pizza has been embroiled in a scandal with the LGBTQ community after a customer was referred to as a faggot by a Gino’s employee.
Aubrey Huff has been told by the Giants not to turn up for their 10-year World Series anniversary because of his controversial tweets and love for Trump.
Launched not even two years ago, the Canadian Anti-Hate Network seems to have quickly been elevated to the status of Canada’s go-to “hate monitor.”