"It's unclear why Pfizer, one of the world's largest pharmaceutical companies would be communicating with the Federal Bureau of Investigation about journalists or journalism done on Pfizer."
Due to a public school staff shortage in the Oklahoma city of Moore, police officers have been stepping in to serve as substitute teachers.
On Monday, a Canada Post worker in Winnipeg showed up for work and got abruptly sent home because he was wearing a N95 mask instead of the flimsy cloth mask mandated by the company.
A TSA administrator has revealed that illegal migrants are permitted to use DHS documents, including arrest warrants, as ID to board American flights.
The number of Americans filing jobless claims rose to 286,000 this week, marking the highest total since last fall.
New England-based members of Antifa are reportedly planning to disrupt an event at Dartmouth College featuring journalist Andy Ngo, with some threatening violent action.
During Wednesday evening's press conference, Biden was asked about whether the "upcoming election would be fairly conducted and the results would be legitimate."
New York City’s newly elected mayor Eric Adams admits that he feels unsafe when taking the subway, reversing his prior stance about the safety of the city’s mass transit system.
Two adults, a teen, and a baby were all found about 10 metres north of the Canadian border near Emerson at around 1:30 pm.
A "woke" preacher was speaking at a panel during the summer of 2021 in London and he mentioned that, in his opinion, Jesus "transgendered himself" many times in the Bible.
"I, as a member of the Clowning Society of America, would like to nominate Mr. Edward Tevis Wheeler for clown of the year," Ronald said.
Prince Andrew's Facebook page is in the process of being deleted, while his Instagram page has been made private. His Twitter was also deleted.
On Thursday, Vice President Kamala Harris copied the sentiments of President Joe Biden during an interview, suggesting that, in the absence of new voting rights measures being passed, the Nov 2022 midterm elections' results will be suspect.
The school stated that "it was determined that while the incident was isolated and no malice was intended, the actions of the teacher were entirely inappropriate and unacceptable, no matter the context."
Just 35 percent of eligible Canadians have received their booster shots, health data shows.