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.
Trial begins for man accused of attacking Paul Pelosi with hammer
DePape, 43, has pleaded not guilty to charges of attempted kidnapping of a federal official and assault of an immediate family member of a federal official.
'Just about the worst thing I've ever seen': Canadian journalist reacts to footage of Hamas' October 7 massacre
Gurney described the contents of the film as "just about the worst thing I have ever seen."
Trump leads Biden by 4 points in anticipated rematch: CNN poll
Only 25 percent of Americans say Biden has the stamina and sharpness needed to carry out the duties of president.
Trans prisoner James 'Hannah' Tubbs who confessed to molesting 10-year-old girl in California sentenced to 15 years for bludgeoning man to death with a rock
Tubbs had previously boasted about the fact that he was tried as a juvenile for sexually assaulting a child.
Hillary Clinton tells The View Trump is like Hitler
"The man means to throw people in jail who disagree with him," Clinton said of Trump.
Pennsylvania voting machines shut down after displaying flipped votes for judges in Northampton County
While the paper slips were inaccurate, the computers had properly recorded the actual answers to their memory cards.
Burger King closes 6 more locations across US amid push to cut 400 'unviable' locations
The most recent set of closures will impact Florida, New York, and Nebraska.
Trantifa militant dances into Atlanta court to face RICO charges over 'Stop Cop City' violence
In addition to the RICO charges, the 30-year-old is also one of nearly two dozen militants arrested and charged with domestic terrorism.
NYC man claims he's 'just an artist' after being charged over antisemitic graffiti
Lenny De La Rosa, 21, has been charged with four counts of criminal mischief in the fourth degree as a hate crime.
Biden declines meeting with Dem mayors demanding action on border crisis
The mayors asked for $5 billion to "cover the expenditures our cities have already incurred and to continue serving the growing number of people arriving in our communities."
Kansas city manager suspended after video of him masturbating was anonymously sent to staffers
A city IT employee told staffers he believed it was "just a disturbed individual trying to cause issues with the city."
African terror suspect arrested in Manhattan after being set free in the US by Border Patrol
Instead of being interrogated by border patrol officers about his history in Senegal, he was waved through.
Ex-CNN producer John Griffin settles lawsuit with 9-year-old girl he sexually abused in Vermont home
The suit was filed on behalf of the girl, now 11, in 2022 by the Connecticut Superior Court, and sought $15 million in damages.
California and New York approve over 60% of asylum cases—far more than Texas or Florida
Just 23 percent of claims were approved in Florida, and 19 percent in Texas.
Nancy Pelosi announces she's been subpoenaed in California criminal case as Paul Pelosi's alleged attacker faces trial
Pelosi announced in a statement read by the House Clerk that she had been subpoenaed.