By Christopher Gelinas In a significant legal development, a Canadian judge declared the Trudeau government's deployment of the Emergencies Act to suppress protests against vaccine mandates as unreasonable

In this exclusive interview, investigative reporter Christopher Gelinas engages in a compelling conversation with Gabriel Shipton, the award-winning film producer and brother of WikiLeaks founder Julian

Assange's ongoing legal struggle garners bipartisan backing amid an impending February court hearing, fueling debates on press freedom.

A Bridgeport, Connecticut judge ruled on Wednesday to overturn the city's Democratic primary election after the emergence of video evidence showing Wanda Geter-Pataky, vice chair of the Democratic Town

On Monday, Mexico's President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador said he gave a letter to Joe Biden defending Julian Assange's innocence and renewing his offer to grant asylum to the Wikileaks founder. In a news

CNN host Don Lemon is under fire after disgraced actor Jussie Smollett testified that Lemon sent Smollett a text message warning of the police investigation into his alleged hoax. Don Lemon is also still

A State Supreme Court Justice set bail for former Eerie Country Democrat Party Chair Steve Pigeon on Monday morning, following charges of rape, sexual abuse, and endangering the welfare of a child. Pigeon

FBI arrests Navy nuclear engineer and wife for selling state secrets to unknown foreign power.

Government-backed Canadian media outlets like the CBC are panicking over Justin Trudeau's sliding poll numbers heading into the federal election on September 20. Trudeau's numbers have dropped significantly

Justin Trudeau's disastrous Tuesday press conference and a surprising provincial election result in Nova Scotia show a rough start for the Liberal Party campaign heading into the September 20th snap election.

Governor Andrew Cuomo has resigned following sexual harassment allegations, one day after his most senior aide Melissa DeRosa (a key figure in the Cuomo nursing home deaths scandal) resigned as an

Found dead at home on July 29th according to the Metropolitan Police Department, Gunther Hashida is now the fourth US Capitol Officer to die by suicide since the January 6th protests in Washington. Video

Biden's Justice Department mysteriously dropped charges against 5 Chinese researchers accused of hiding their connections to China's military. Meanwhile, disgraced Washington lobbyist Tony Podesta was

Alan Krueger, economic adviser to Bill Clinton and Barack Obama died at age 58 over the weekend. Krueger was recently confirmed as a keynote speaker for an upcoming major conference with UN officials organized

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Twitter temporarily suspended a journalist from the Daily Caller just after President Trump retweeted his article about a "dark money" organization that secretly funded a group linked to Democrat

The US government warned its citizens “not to arrive or depart Bole International Airport on March 10” just two days before today's Ethiopian Airlines crash which killed 149 passengers, including 20 UN

The World Bank was stripped of it's legal immunity this week in a 7-1 vote by the Supreme Court. This comes weeks after the resignation of Obama-appointed former World Bank President Jim Yong Kim. Notably,

Democrat congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez was hit with a FEC complaint this week for illegally laundering money to her boyfriend through a political PAC. Meanwhile, Ocasio-Cortez has taken additional

Opposition leaders are demanding the resignation of Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau amid the escalating financial scandal, following previous reports the PM's Office ordered Canada's former justice