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Colorado Shooting Suspect Al Aliwi Alissa Was Short-Tempered, Violent: Former Teammates

The suspect in the mass shooting in Boulder, Colorado had a short temper and was violent, according to former sports teammates. Ahmad Al Aliwi Alissa, 21, “was kind of scary to be around,” Dayton Marvel, who was on a wrestling team with the suspect, told the Denver Post. Alissa once threatened to kill people during […]

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‘The World Is Watching You,’ Garneau Tells Chinese Regime

Foreign Affairs Minister Marc Garneau is urging the Chinese regime to abandon its practices of arbitrary detention of foreign citizens and human rights abuses against Uyghurs in Xinjiang. “The message is that the world is watching you,” Garneau said during an interview with CBC News on Monday. “We’ve made our position very clear, crystal clear, to

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London Police Arrest Man on Suspicion of Terrorism Offences

LONDON—London police arrested a man on suspicion of explosive substance and terrorism offences, the Metropolitan Police said on Tuesday. A 53-year old man was detained on Monday on suspicion of possessing an explosive substance. On Tuesday “he was subsequently further arrested on suspicion of the commission, preparation or instigation of an act of terrorism,” it

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150 Illegal Immigrants Stopped at Border, Freed Without Court Dates: Texas Congressman

About 150 illegal immigrants were stopped at the U.S.-Mexico border over the weekend by Border Patrol officials and were allowed to continue on their way without a future court date or any notice, said Rep. Henry Cuellar (D-Texas). “Over the weekend, at [the] Anzalduas area by the bridge, there were about 150 folks [who] got

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Former Parler CEO Files Lawsuit Against Company for Millions, Alleging Theft of Ownership Stake

Former Parler CEO John Matze filed a lawsuit against the social media company he helped co-found on Tuesday, alleging theft, bullying, and intimidation. The lawsuit, which was filed in Nevada, where Parler is based, alleged that Matze’s 40 percent ownership in Parler was taken away from him. Matze’s suit also said that he had a dispute

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Officials Work to Combat Orange County’s Unemployment Rate

Elected officials in Orange County say they’re working to bring the region’s unemployment numbers down to pre-pandemic levels through innovative initiatives. Orange County’s unemployment rate in January stood at 7.4 percent, up year-over-year by 4.3 percent. Los Angeles and Orange counties experienced the highest jump in unemployment this past year among the nation’s large metropolitan areas, according to a new study

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Top Earners Dodge Taxes by Failing to Report 21 Percent of Their Income: Study

The top one percent of households by income fail to report 21 percent of their earnings to the Internal Revenue Service (IRS)—a level far higher than previous estimates—according to a joint study between the IRS and academics, who reached for new tools to gauge just how badly people cheat on their taxes. Studying the problem

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