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.
Democrats schedule reparations bill for debate and vote by House committee: 'not intended to divide' but to 'bring us closer to racial understanding and advancement.'
Slavery reparations have been a hot topic as of late, but the issue hasn't made it to the House floor since 1989. This may change, as a bill is set to be up for debate and a vote by the Judiciary Committee.
McConnell bashes Biden's decision to 'study' packing the Supreme Court
After spending months telling voters that he would unite the country, President Biden announced on Friday that he was creating a commission to investigate potentially "packing" the Supreme Court, an issue that has done nothing but divide voters.
WATCH: Semi-truck driver plows into murder suspect to end police chase
When Ahmed Shabaan noticed that an oncoming vehicle was being chased by police, he lept into action, ramming the suspect with his semi-truck.
Nondefense spending receives huge boost in proposed $1.5 trillion budget
The Biden administration has introduced a $1.5 trillion annual budget for the 2022 fiscal year. The proposal includes increases in both defense and nondefense spending, however expansion in funding for the latter is much higher than expected.
Biden's 'border czar' to step down at end of April
As the Biden administration deals with a growing crisis on the southern border, Roberta S. Jacobson announces that she will be leaving her post as Border Coordinator at the end of April.
Pennsylvania school develops 'comfort closet' to help students get through the day
The Curwensville Area School District has come up with a creative solution to ensure students have everything they need to get through the day, a closet stocked full of necessities.
Vox survey finds overwhelming support for greater police presence among all demographics
A survey conducted by Data for Progress and VOX earlier this month has revealed that Americans want more policing in their neighbourhoods, not less.
Vaccine makers urge FDA to include teens in vaccine Emergency Use Authorization
Pfizer and BioNTech have asked the FDA to expand the Emergency Use Authorization of the COVID vaccine to include children aged 12 - 15.
WATCH: Canadian pastor shuts down police's attempt to disrupt worship service over Easter
Seven police officers entered a Good Friday church service in Calgary, Alberta with the intent of shutting it down. Pastor Artur Pawlowski would not have it.
War in Europe in the cards as Russia places troops on Ukraine border: Analyst
Independent military analyst Pavel Felgenhauer has warned that Russia's decision to allegedly move 4,000 troops to the Ukrainian border could trigger "a European or even World War".
MLB decision to relocate All-Star game to cost Cobb County tourism industry over $100 million
Cobb County, just outside Atlanta, was slated to play host this year's MLB All-Star game; the league's decision to relocate will cost the county over $100 million.
Pepé le Pew left out of 'Space Jam' remake while 'A Clockwork Orange' Droogs remain in the stands
While Pepé le Pew was deemed to have crossed the line, the makers of Space Jam: A New Legacy seem to have no problem including characters who actually committed rape on screen.
LA County District Attorney reportedly makes cuts to vital gang and narcotics units
Gascón will downsize the County DA Office's Hardcore Gangs unit as the DA works to take a more progressive approach to policing Los Angeles.
Purported anti-capitalist exposed as small business owner after falling during NYC protest
A New York City protester was badly injured after falling nearly 30 feet from the side of a Chase bank. The failed attempt at scaling the building has left 32 year old Kevin Clarke with a shattered pelvis and a broken elbow
Republican senators begin drafting legislation to overturn MLB's century old antitrust status
New legislation is being drafted by a number of Republican senators in hopes of ending MLB's remaining antitrust exemptions after MLB commissioner Rob Manfred declared that the league would be relocating the 2021 All-Star Game, and 2021 Draft out of Georgia.