Over 100,000 people have signed petitions stating that once billionaire Jeff Bezos launches himself into space on July 20, they don't want him to return to Earth.
The prime minister did not use the term "genocide" in his criticism, however.
The Toronto Police Service has announced its largest drug bust yet with over $61 million of drugs being seized along with four vehicles and 20 suspects.
On Tuesday, security officials were seen clearing out the longstanding homeless encampment in Toronto’s popular Trinity Bellwoods Park.
One man is dead and his girlfriend injured after an assailant pulled them from their car and shot both of them at point blank range during the Puerto Rican People's Day Parade in Chicago.
She promptly informed her principal about the posters, citing a May 25 meeting in which the school board instated its "no politics rule," and requested that they be taken down. The principal refused.
Bill C-10 passed last night, 196 to 112 in the House, and has yet to pass in the Senate.
US District Judge Dabney Friedrich ruled against Black Lives Matter on Monday, dismissing claims that the Trump, Barr and Esper directed a conspiracy targeting black protesters.
"No, he does not live in Section 8 housing. He lives in one of the whitest towns in America, in fact, 80 percent. Sag Harbor is just three percent African-American."
Despite the vaccine doses still being viable and from the same stock that Israel has used to vaccinate its own citizens, the PA broke off the vaccine deal after outcry from Palestinian citizens who claimed without evidence that the vaccines were expired.
"The residents and the business owners of the city of Portland have a hopeless feeling right now with what’s gone on."
The Secretary’s comments came two weeks after the Defense Department announced that it will not allow the Pride flag to be flown at installations under its purview.
52 people were shot in Chicago over the weekend, and nearly all of them were shot with handguns.
After a year that included 120 consecutive nights of rioting, the city of Portland purchased a full-page advertisement in The New York Times in an attempt to repair their image and attract tourists
Carpe Donktum was permanently banned from Twitter after a lawyer falsely claimed that his heartwarming meme of two toddlers hugging was "racist."