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Covington students sue disgraced former CNN host Reza Aslan

Just one day after Nick Sandmann came to a settlement with CNN, Now Robert Barnes is now suing disgraced former CNN host Reza Aslan.

Barrett Wilson / Jan 8, 2020

American News, Politics & Policy

Pictures show Bill Clinton posing with Ghislaine Maxwell and Epstein victim Chauntae Davis

Recently released pictures from Clinton’s trip on Epstein’s private jet show him posing with Ghislaine Maxwell and Chauntae Davis

Sam Edwards / Jan 8, 2020

Canadian News

Anti-terrorism protest to be held in Toronto this Saturday

An anti-terrorism protest will be held in Toronto this Saturday, the 11th of January.

Nico Johnson / Jan 8, 2020

News, Culture

NYT columnist Paul Krugman claims child porn on his computer ‘could be’ Qanon

American economist and New York Times opinion writer Paul Krugman claims his IP address has been used to download child pornography.

Roberto Wakerell-Cruz / Jan 8, 2020

Canadian News

400 billion gallons of raw sewage was dumped into Canadian water

Canadian municipalities are dumping some 400 billion gallons of raw sewage. Quebec is the worst offender.

Nico Johnson / Jan 8, 2020

News, Culture

Academy announces the Oscars will have no host again this year

The Academy Awards have announced that the 92nd annual Oscars will have its usual mix of stars, performances, and surprises, but no host.

Roberto Wakerell-Cruz / Jan 8, 2020

News, International News

Prince Harry, Meghan Markle stepping away from Royal Family

Prince Harry and Meghan have announced that the two will be stepping back as “senior” members of the Royal Family, and will work to become “independent.”

Roberto Wakerell-Cruz / Jan 8, 2020

Canadian News, International News

The U.S. is collecting DNA at the border and people are concerned

The U.S. has implemented a pilot program involving DNA collection at Canadian and Mexican borders

Sam Edwards / Jan 8, 2020

Canadian News

Federal bureaucrats charge taxpayers $12,450 for luxury party

The Privy Council Office billed the Canadian taxpayers $12,450 for a “Hollywood-style” cocktail party.

Nico Johnson / Jan 8, 2020

Canadian News, Politics & Policy, Business & Finance

POT HOLE: Trudeau government gives $100,000 to pot store with one employee

Yukon cannabis store The Pot Hole received $100,000 in government subsidies in 2018, which only employs the owner of the store.

Quinn Patrick / Jan 8, 2020

Culture, International News, Politics & Policy

Student brings books to school in microwave after backpack ban

A student at Spalding Grammar School in the U.K. has been suspended for his silent protest of his school’s ban on backpacks.

Quinn Patrick / Jan 8, 2020

Canadian News, News

U of A professors, at least 30 Albertans among those dead in Iran plane crash

Over two dozen Edmontonians are believed to be among the 63 Canadians who died after the crash of a Ukrainian passenger flight that crashed in Iran.

Roberto Wakerell-Cruz / Jan 8, 2020

Canadian News, News

Trump calls for peace with Iran

U.S. President Donald Trump has called for peace with Iran in an address to the nation following the Iranian bombing of two U.S. military bases.

Roberto Wakerell-Cruz / Jan 8, 2020

News

Couple wins lottery—son is declared cancer-free three days later

Couple win lottery and have their son declared cancer free all within three days

Sam Edwards / Jan 8, 2020

Canadian News

Downtown Ottawa shooting leaves one dead three injured

A shooting in Ottawa a kilometre away from Parliament Hill has left one dead and three seriously injured.

Graeme Gordon / Jan 8, 2020

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