While there are now mixed reports as to whether the leader has died, it should not come as a surprise that the leader's ticker is petering out.
Violating the sanctity of free speech unleashes a host of new possibilities for bad actors in government and threatens our ability to write articles like this one criticizing their actions.
When students are not allowed to speak their mind about their school the institution quickly devolves into a propagandist racket.
Experts believe that there is a looming mental health crisis—the product of months of social isolation, fear, anxiety and disruption caused by coronavirus.
St. Olaf College is planning segregated, virtual graduations where students will be treated differently based on their minority status. This is in the US in 2020.
Lovely Peaches (whose real name is Brittany Johnson) rose to internet infamy after she posted videos claiming to have sold her 8 month old baby, Cora, into sex trafficking.
As we slowly move from a health crisis to an economic crisis, expect more appeals for expanded government power.
Canada's establishment media is angry with the Conservative Party again. This time, it has to do with Derek Sloan.
An Oxford Women's Studies prof doesn't want a vaccine to be found in Britain, because... identity politics?
The left used to support working people, but now they are more interested in telling those working people what they should want and what’s best for them.
The Liberals repeatedly pretend that our gun laws are the same as in the United States, despite the immense differences.
The Trudeau administration has had some serious blunders in attempting to handle the coronavirus pandemic. We take a look at the top 5 so far.
Field hospitals are usually prepared for anything, but Central Park's Samaritan’s Purse did not expect Reverend Billy to barge in and plant a rainbow flag.
Grammarly insists: “Change the term. Phrases like China Virus can encourage bias and misinformation. Try using the official name used by the World Health Organization instead.”
YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki told CNN that anything that goes against the WHO' stance on the coronavirus is a violation and will not be allowed on the site.