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.
ESPN star apologizes for saying player only made the US basketball team because he's white
The commentator and former NBA player said he thinks Love was chosen because Team USA wanted a white player on the otherwise all-black team.
US sprinter Sha'Carri Richardson suspended for one month after positive marijuana test
Richardson is the latest American athlete to be banned from competition for using prohibited substances.
Fans take to the streets after Montreal Canadiens defeat Vegas and advance to finals
The scene in Montreal was crazy following their team's win, which sends them into the final round of the Stanley Cup playoffs for the first time in 28 years.
BREAKING: Montreal Canadiens defeat Maple Leafs 3-1, advancing to second round of Stanley Cup playoffs
The Canadiens defeated Toronto in an epic Game 7 matchup, advancing to the second round for the first time since 2015.
To encrypt or not to encrypt: balancing digital privacy with protection for society's most vulnerable
Police have long been able to access personal data in order catch online predators, but that is set to change as more big tech companies shift to end-to-end encryption.
Hong Kong government warns attending Tiananmen Square Massacre vigil will result in 5 years in prison
After banning the vigil in 2020 due to COVID-19 concerns, the government announced that those who participate in or publicize it this year will be handed down jail sentences.
Kamala Harris blasted for ignoring Memorial Day weekend
While most people focus on the memorial aspect of the Memorial Day long weekend, for the Vice President, it appears as though an extra day off is what really matters.
DOJ urges judge to dismiss case against Trump for conduct during BLM protests at Lafayette Square
The DOJ asked a federal judge to dismiss the lawsuit against the former president, among others, for their use of police force to disperse protestors in June 2020.
Former pilot for Southwest Airlines pleads guilty to committing lewd acts in cockpit
The sixty-year-old retired pilot was sentenced to probation for exposing himself to a female first officer and watching pornography while in the cockpit.
Texas Republicans finalize voting bill to preserve election integrity
A draft of the bill was circulated Saturday around the state's House and Senate. The legislature is expected to be sent to Texas Gov. Greg Abbott's desk soon.
Movie theaters across the United States end mask-mandate for vaccinated movie-goers
The three largest cinema chains in the country announced that fully vaccinated guests no longer need to wear masks, but those who are not must still don a face covering.
'China kinda sus': Conservative student group forced to disband after Democrats deem a poster criticizing China 'racist'
A poster displayed by an Illinois high-school's chapter of Turning Point USA caused the group to cease operations after their sponsor stepped down following allegations from two Democrats that the image was racist.
WATCH: Abigail Shrier discusses gender-affirmative care and 'de-transitioners' with Tucker Carlson: 'it's basically turned our doctors into life-coaches.'
In an interview with Carlson, best-selling author Abigail Shrier spoke up about the growing phenomenon of de-transitioners, as well as how activists are beating doctors in the medical arena.
WATCH: Doctor suggests children who regret 'gender-affirming' surgery to transition can simply get implants later
Dr. Johanna Olson-Kennedy made the comments during a seminar in which she pushed the idea that adolescents are capable of making good decisions.
Kamala Harris challenged to debate by Texas Congressman after failing to address border crisis
Texas Republican Chip Roy announced on Friday that he wants to test Vice President Harris' knowledge of the situation at the border via a debate.