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The law is being ‘abused for partisan political purposes and to constitute election interference,’ Mr. Dershowitz alleged. By Tom Ozimek Retired Harvard law professor Alan Dershowitz accused the office of…
President Joe Biden inks the TikTok divestment bill into law. Will the app sever ties with its Chinese parent or risk being ousted from U.S. app stores? U.S. prosecutors want…
By Jeff Sandes A lawsuit launched more than two years ago by a group of former Toronto Metropolitan University (TMU) students over the school’s COVID vaccination policy has been given…
By Matthew Horwood Just 17 percent of Canadians support the Liberal government’s recently tabled federal budget, according to a new poll, compared to 40 percent who are opposed to it…
By Noé Chartier and Matthew Horwood A senior Health Canada official says pharma giant Pfizer made a conscious decision not to advise regulators that its mRNA COVID-19 vaccine contained a…
By Joe Wang Commentary A new study on harms resulting from the COVID vaccine was published on April 8 in the U.S.-based peer-reviewed medical science journal Cureus. It represents the…
Justices issue new directive. By Zachary Stieber The U.S. Supreme Court on April 23 directed the U.S. Department of Justice to reply to a man convicted in the Jan. 6,…
By Noé Chartier Soldiers who refused COVID-19 vaccination were expelled as “unsuitable” to serve, but now a barrier for their re-enrolment has been dropped. The Department of National Defence (DND)…
By Conrad Black Commentary Chrystia Freeland’s recent budget was another assault on investment in Canada, which is the chief engine of economic growth and therefore of per capita income and…
By Chris Tomlinson Canada’s public health agency may have violated its own rules on the sale of licensed medical devices by selling ventilators costing $22,600 each for scrap metal last…