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.
NYPD suspect Muslim teen in stabbing death of gay dancer who was 'voguing'
"They hate us cause we are gay," Pena wrote. "Screaming we Muslim and we don't like gays!!!!!"
Chicago moves to jack up property taxes to pay for homeless shelters
Opponents suggested it would further dissuade potential buyers in a real estate market that is already struggling.
Trucking company Yellow shuts down after 99 years in operation, 30,000 to face unemployment amid fight with Teamsters union
The Nashville-based Yellow Corporation blamed the union for running the company into the ground, while the union accused management of failing to do their jobs.
Bowe Bergdahl desertion conviction vacated by judge
Bergdahl's actions, and the lack of punishment he received, have long divided opinion.
Biden admin demands new, single-aisle aircraft have wheelchair accessible bathrooms
The policy will not require manufacturers or carriers to retrofit older planes.
Bud Light parent lays off 350 workers as sales continue slide after Dylan Mulvaney fiasco
These corporate structure changes will enable our teams to focus on what we do best—brewing great beer for everyone."
Hunter Biden's lawyers, DOJ tried to hide sweeping immunity clause in 'diversion agreement' for gun charge, expected judge to 'rubber stamp' plea deal
"Have you ever seen a diversion agreement where the agreement not to prosecute is so broad that it encompasses crimes in a different case?"
Baltimore jury refuses to convict 'squeegee teen' of murder despite shooting victim in back 5 times, juror apologizes to teen for convicting of manslaughter
The jury found Tavon Scott, 16, guilty of voluntary manslaughter.
BREAKING: Dianne Feinstein's aides instruct her to 'just say aye' during vote on Senate floor
While others simply said "aye" or "nay," the nonagenarian launched into a speech and had to be reined in by her aides, one of whom told her to "just say aye."
Biden's border crisis blamed for spike in child labor in the US
Nearly 4,500 children were found to be illegally employed between October 2022 and July 2023.
BREAKING: Facebook censored Americans under pressure from Biden administration
The Biden admin allegedly asked Facebook to delete a "vaccine discouraging humorous meme."
Bipartisan coalition of lawmakers moves to prevent foreigners, corporations from buying US farmland
"We cannot allow our adversaries to control land near our military installations and we cannot cede any ownership of our food supply."
Texas lawmaker mocked for 'heroic' 9-hour 'thirst strike'
Medics were also on the scene to periodically check Casar's vitals to ensure he could handle not eating or drinking for a few hours.
Idaho Christians awarded $300,000 after lawsuit finds city had no right to arrest them for attending church services during Covid
The trio was arrested while they sang and protested the city's mask and social distancing mandates.
Detransitioned woman sues sex change doctors for $1 MILLION due to permanent disfigurement
Aldaco's surgery did not go as planned, and "horrible complications" soon arose.