The Oregonian tweeted on Saturday that since it was a white male who was killed on Friday in an officer involved shooting, there was no reason to riot.
This is clearly an assault on the Charter of Rights And Freedoms, with Doug Ford going 100 percent all-in on an authoritarian police-state policy.
Five states had an increased jump in cases. In all but Florida–New York, Michigan, Pennsylvania, and New Jersey–the states remain in some form of lockdown.
After merely six days on its shelves, on Tuesday night, Amazon blocked Desist, Detrans, & Detox: Getting Your Child Out of the Gender Cult from being sold on its site.
"You have to believe that Ron DeSantis… if he has done anything wrong? Feels like things are creeping closer and closer to him.”
A key aspect of Conservative ideology has been that people should be trusted with their own money, and that decisions on how to spend that money are best made by those who earn that money in the first place.
The dubious intel was boosted by the likes of CNN's Jake Tapper and others in the mainstream media as a way to criticize Donald Trump.
The Liberals have moved to make a Universal Basic Income their official party policy.
These "Digidogs" are extremely costly at roughly $75,000 each—while the starting salary for a NYPD rookie cop is $42,500.
WoLF is fighting the injunction, which aims to prevent the public from obtaining information about the number of male prisoners currently housed in women's prisons.
The California state Senate Elections Committee has passed a bill that would reveal to the state the names and addresses of everyone who signs a recall petition to pull an elected official from office.
NBC uses the lack of white supremacists to make the case that white supremacy is as big a threat as ever.
Only 44 percent of Canadians feel strongly enough to say that the prime minister "has done a good job and deserves re-election."
Welcome back, everyone! Look, Nico and Bobby are back together in the studio again and they also brought a special guest, Michael Barrett MP.
The book, which illustrates a stark and steep timeline of New York's decline under Governor Andrew Cuomo and Mayor Bill de Blasio, respectively and jointly, did not get a warm reception from advertisers.