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By Isaac Teo A charity that promotes constitutional rights through litigation says it has successfully defended a Freedom Convoy protester who faced multiple offences, including up to 45 days in…
By Peter Wilson Backlogs in Canada’s passport system are prompting some individuals to find loopholes that allow them to renew or obtain a new passport without an extended wait period,…
By Andrew Chen A Canadian legal advocacy group says the federal government’s proposed Digital Identity Program is prone to being used to access private information and increase control over people,…
The protocols require ‘mind-blowing cognitive dissonance’ By Matt McGregor Nurses who witnessed “brutal” hospital COVID-19 treatment protocols kill patients paint a bleak picture of what is taking place in state…
By Jack Phillips Fourteen FBI whistleblowers have come forward to provide information to Republican congressional investigations, Rep. Jim Jordan (R-Ohio) said on Aug. 14, about a week after the FBI…
By Zachary Stieber President Joe Biden’s administration on Aug. 15 urged a federal court to keep the affidavit that led to the approval of a search warrant on former President…
Epps admitted to trespassing, directing protesters to go into the Capitol. ‘I wish I could take that back,’ he told agents. By Joseph M. Hanneman When James Ray Epps Sr.…
By Daniel Y. Teng U.S. investment giant BlackRock will invest $1 billion (US$701 million) into Australian battery projects after agreeing to acquire Melbourne-based Akaysha Energy. Akaysha currently has nine projects…
New bills could take parental consent away in medical contexts BY Health 1+1 and Marina Zhang In California, a state that has been continuously passing bills surrounding COVID-19 vaccine policies,…
By Carol Cassis Faculty at the University of California–Los Angeles (UCLA) School of Law have created a database to identify and record efforts to block critical race theory (CRT) being…