Jarryd Jaeger
Jarryd Jaeger is a proud Vancouverite and graduate of the University of British Columbia, where he served as president of the UBC Free Speech Club.
BREAKING: Twitter Files reveal Libs of TikTok suspended despite not violating policy
With the second round of Twitter Files came revelations that the social media giant had suspended Libs of TikTok despite acknowledging that the popular account had not violated any policies.
BREAKING: Twitter Files reveal conservatives Dan Bongino, Charlie Kirk were consistently BLACKLISTED
As the second round of Twitter Files were released on Thursday, it was revealed that the social media giant had actively blacklisted conservative commentators Charlie Kirk and Dan Bongino.
Eco-radicals moved after they glue hands to REMOVABLE stand at concert hall
The pair glued their hands to the conductor's stand in an attempt to evade eviction, but failed to realize that what they hoped would be their anchor was not actually affixed to the stage.
WATCH: Trudeau claims Canada 'place of free expression' as Indigenous protestors call him a 'colonizer'
Standing before delegates from around the globe, Trudeau claimed that Canada was a "place of free expression."
BREAKING: Saudi Arabia and UAE announce they brokered Griner release in joint statement
The White House has denied reports that Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman was involved in mediating the prisoner exchange that freed Brittney Griner.
Walmart CEO says rampant theft could result in higher prices, store closures
McMillon called for "consistency" and "clarity" from lawmakers so that he and other businesspeople could make capital investments with a greater degree of certainty.
Meta prohibits 'disruptive' discussions among employees on guns, vaccines and abortion
Goler explained that Meta would be "increasing the number of topics that can no longer be discussed at work," citing a list of those that she claimed had been "very disruptive in the past."
NYU journalism professor baselessly claims Glenn Greenwald incites 'harassment' of Taylor Lorenz
On Monday, NYU journalism professor and NYT contributor Elizabeth Spiers took to Twitter to spread baseless claims about Glenn Greenwald, suggesting he had used his platform to incite "harassment" against Taylor Lorenz.
CNN top exec hired extra security during layoff announcement
It has been revealed that CNN CEO Chris Licht hired extra security personnel while overseeing mass layoffs at the struggling network last week.
BREAKING: Elon Musk confirms James Baker, former FBI counsel, FIRED from Twitter after Hunter laptop revelations
On Tuesday, Twitter CEO Elon Musk announced that attorney Jim Baker had been "exited" from the company following recent revelations that he played a role in facilitating censorship on the platform.
Americans’ support for US aid to Ukraine declines
According to the survey, 48 percent of Americans now believe the US should support Ukraine for "as long as it takes," down from 58 percent in July.
Indonesia criminal code prohibits sex outside marriage
When the code comes into effect in three years, those who engage in sex outside marriage will be subject to a punishment of up to one year in jail.
Zuckerberg to pull ALL news content from Facebook if Congress passes Democrat-led bill making Meta pay to ‘distribute’ articles
On Monday, Meta threatened to consider removing news from Facebook, citing objection to a new law currently making its way through Congress.
AI chatbot could replace Google’s search engine monopoly within 2 years
ChatGPT's abilities have caused many in the tech industry to suggest that it could end Google's search engine monopoly within two years.
Disgraced FTX founder invited to testify in Congress before Maxine Waters despite cozy relationship
On Friday, Rep. Maxine Waters and the House Finance Committee invited disgraced FTX founder and former CEO Sam Bankman Fried to speak at a hearing on December 13.