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.
Tim Pool and Jack Posobiec break down Binger's case against Dominick Black
"This gun was used in a justified manor. These deaths were lawful, determined in a court of law."
#LeKaren trends on Twitter after LeBron James gets fans tossed from game
In Wednesday night's game against the Pacers, two fans were ejected from their courtside seats after allegedly taunting Lakers star LeBron James.
WATCH: California town declares itself 'constitutional republic' to protest COVID policies
"I believe that worldwide, but especially in California, that the very fabric of our nation is at a crossroads of how much authority we'll let the government have."
Texas parents condemn overtly sexual books made available to elementary-age children
Parents of a Texas school district voiced their concerns over what they see as a lack of oversight by administrators regarding literature made available to their children.
Majority of voters see prosecution of Bannon and O'Keefe as politically motivated: Poll
A new poll shows that the targeting of Steve Bannon and James O'Keefe are seen as politically motivated by a majority of voters.
WATCH: Joy Reid accuses Kyle Rittenhouse of being a 'Karen' who uses 'male, white tears' to garner sympathy
Following Kyle Rittenhouse's emotional testimony, MSNBC's Joy Reid criticized the teen for using "male, white tears" to garner sympathy as his trial nears its end.
Man seeks marriage help from occult leader, gets butchered with axe
A Russian man is dead after the occult leader he enlisted to help save his marriage ended up killing him with an axe instead.
Man with rifle questioned by police outside Kenosha courthouse
As the verdict of the Kyle Rittenhouse case looms near, tensions continue to rise outside the Kenosha courthouse.
'Life or death situation,' Travis McMichael testifies he shot Ahmaud Arbery after 'he had my gun, he struck me'
The man who shot Ahmaud Arbery testified on Wednesday, telling his side of the story in court.
Ted Cruz introduces bill to reverse cryptocurrency regulations in Infrastructure Act
Texas senator Ted Cruz is leading the fight against the Biden administration's crypto-crackdown.
Biden admin memo hints at stripping Office for Civil Rights' oversight of religious liberty violations
A memo reportedly coming from Director of the Office for Civil Rights, Lisa Pino, appears to suggest that the office will have its delegation as overseer of religious liberty violations rescinded.
Celtics' Enes Kanter doubts sincerity of NBA support for fight against China's human rights violations
NBA superstar Enes Kanter says he doesn't think the NBA is sincere in supporting his campaign against human rights violations in China.
Don Lemon tried to stop his accuser from speaking out on Megyn Kelly's podcast
Don Lemon's attorney has sent a letter to Megyn Kelly after she dared invite the CNN host's accuser on her radio show to tell his story.
Governor Newsom extends California's COVID 'state of emergency' through March 2022
On Wednesday, California Governor Gavin Newsom announced that the state of emergency would be extended for the third time.
Hunter Biden dodges laptop questions outside NYC gallery showing his art
Upon exiting a gallery in New York, Hunter Biden was barraged with questions surrounding his now infamous laptop.