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By Isaac Teo There was no evidence of violence by Freedom Convoy organizers and supporters when they protested against federal COVID-19 mandates and restrictions in Ottawa earlier this year, according…
By Noé Chartier Conservative Party Leader Pierre Poilievre unveiled his shadow cabinet on Oct. 12, giving promotions to supporters and leadership competitors alike, and keeping in senior roles MPs who…
By Jack Phillips The Supreme Court on Tuesday vacated an appeals court decision that required Pennsylvania to count mail-in ballots even if there is no date on the envelope. “The judgment…
By Jack Phillips A Pfizer executive said Monday that neither she nor other Pfizer officials knew whether its COVID-19 vaccine would stop transmission before entering the market last year. Member…
By Jack Phillips The websites of airports in Atlanta, Chicago, and Los Angeles, as well as those of other airports, were taken offline on Oct. 10 as officials blamed Russian…
By Charlotte Cuthbertson U.S. Department of Homeland Security agencies issued more than 255,000 smartphones to illegal aliens during fiscal year 2022, according to data on the Immigration and Customs Enforcement…
By Zachary Stieber Former Rep. Tulsi Gabbard (D-Hawaii) announced on Oct. 11 that she’s leaving the Democrat Party. In two videos, Gabbard said the move is driven in part by…
By Andrew Thornebrooke High-ranking Pentagon and White House officials traded in Chinese stocks even as their offices were tasked with considering the companies for blacklisting, according to a new report.…
By Andrew Chen An unofficial Chinese police station in Dublin removed its signage in recent days after the Irish government began questioning the local Chinese embassy about the station’s activities.…
By Noé Chartier People who took part in the Freedom Convoy protest in Ottawa last winter believed they were being patriotic and standing up for civil liberties, says a declassified…