David Krayden is a journalist at The Post Millennial and The Blaze. He covers a range of topics including government, politics, public policy, and security, with a focus on regional interest and world news. David's work has been featured in notable publications such as The Daily Caller, Townhall, and The Epoch Times.
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David Krayden's coverage is primarily focused on Canadian government and politics, with a significant emphasis on legal policy regulation. He often provides opinion editorials that critique government policies and political figures, particularly related to Justin Trudeau and media criticism.
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By: David Krayden
Prime Minister Mark Carney’s $1.45 billion condo bailout, that some see as the “Great Canadian Condo Con” on social media, just keeps unraveling – because Carney can’t seem to tell the truth about who influenced him to propose the i
By: David Krayden
A small city on the outskirts of Toronto has become an unlikely front line in the debate over free speech and government power — a debate increasingly familiar to Americans as well.
'It doesn't just end in our fields, and it doesn't end in our barns, and it doesn't end in our pastures. It follows into our homes.'
By: David Krayden
“The reason that they’re losing their minds so much is because I am not miserable, I am not broken, I am not suffering and I am not demoralized.”
By: David Krayden
Carney has demonstrated an enormous degree of reckless irresponsiblity in failing to either prevent or combat these wildfires.
By: David Krayden
Canada’s museums embraced DEI. Now politicians and Indigenous leaders want to criminalize certain challenges to the country’s residential school narrative.
By: David Krayden
On Friday night, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney ordered his negotiators to walk away from a trade agreement with President Donald Trump, less than an hour before a new round of American tariffs was set to take effect.
By: David Krayden
American independent journalist Tayler Hansen has created an internet stir with videos documenting a side of America's illegal immigration problem that received comparatively little attention during the Biden years.
By: David Krayden
After Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney declared that Canada was “at war” with the United States and walked away from a proposed trade deal last month, Canada quickly became an object of ridicule in Washington.
By: David Krayden
For years, Canadians who say they were seriously injured by COVID-19 vaccines have sought recognition from their government. This week, some of them are getting the opportunity to tell their stories on Parliament Hill — with a powerful U.S. senator joining them.
