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Michael Taube Commentary Ontario Premier Doug Ford passed Bill 28, or the Keeping Students in Class Act, on Nov. 3 to prevent roughly 55,000 education support workers represented by the…

By Marnie Cathcart At the Public Order Emergency Commission hearings last week, a number of Freedom Convoy participants and the lawyer representing several of them testified that the far-left, anti-fascist…

By Tom Ozimek Democrat Kwanza Hall, a former member of the Atlanta City Council who also briefly served in Congress, has broken with his party to endorse two Republican candidates…

United States now the only western country to require COVID-19 vaccine proof for entry By Mimi Nguyen Ly The U.S. Transportation Security Administration (TSA) has extended its COVID-19 vaccine proof…

By Zachary Stieber Twitter on Nov. 5 launched its revamped subscription service dubbed “Twitter Blue.” The first major product update since Elon Musk bought the California-based company, Twitter Blue was…

In this two-part paper, we aim to give an overview on COVID-19 related abnormal blood clots, how they form, how to detect them early, and how they’re being treated Health…

By Tom Ozimek A watchdog group that seeks to hold government officials accountable has called for an investigation into whether a recent tweet posted by the White House Twitter account…

By Allen Zhong America’s oil supply problem is worse than most predictions, Ezra Yacob, president of EOG Resources Inc., told analysts during a third-quarter earnings call. Oil production in the United…

Rex Murphy Commentary Ontario is a peculiar place. There have been two full years of school closures—of dubious necessity—and now that the COVID regime has finally been lifted, just as…

  Livio Di Matteo Commentary In response to the pandemic, governments in Canada launched an unprecedented wave of spending. In Ottawa, the federal government has sought to make that wave…