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Politics • Sep 03, 2025

Model Citizen: Kilmar Armando Ábrego García

Kilmar Armando Ábrego García has had quite the year, traveling the world and meeting with politicians. But Republicans say he's a gangbanger and a human trafficker when all signs point to him being a model citizen. Here's the real scoop.

Politics • Sep 02, 2025

Trump Cancels Social Security for 12 Million Americans

The Trump administration has cancelled the Social Security benefits of 12 million Americans over the age of 120, some of whom have relied on that money since 1868.

Culture • Sep 01, 2025

Whites Need not Apply: FireAid Only for Brown and Darker

FireAid promises to equitably hand out $100M in funds it received to help black victims of the California Wildfires.

Politics • Aug 25, 2025

Kristi Noem Cosplay Left Two Animals Dead

Kristi Noem's police officer cosplay led to the shooting of her dog.

Culture • Aug 20, 2025

MS NOW That’s What I Call News

Comcast has divested itself of its cable networks forcing MSNBC to rebrand. The move has been fraught with issues and the internet has done what it does best—provided ample ridicule.

Culture • Aug 14, 2025

Subway Hires ‘Footlong Felon’ Hoping People will Finally Forget About Jared

Subway hires a D.C. man who assaulted a Customs and Border Protection agent with a sandwich, hoping that it will finally make people forget about Jared Fogle.

Sports • Aug 13, 2025

Tim Walz was Actually the NFL's First Male Cheerleader

Governor Tim Walz was actually the NFL's first male cheerleader. He joined the squad as head cheerleader sometime in 1989 and continued for 6 seasons, exiting the role in 1995.

Culture • Aug 08, 2025

Chicago Hits New Record: 17 Hours Without a Murder

Gang violence is decreasing in Chicago.

Culture • Aug 06, 2025

Couple Reanimates Dead Child Using AI to See If It Can Fix Their WiFi

A Wisconsin couple has reanimated their child using a very low quality AI so they can ask him to help them fix their WiFi.

Politics • Jun 06, 2025

Crime Rates in California are Up, Even Products Find Themselves in Jail

Crime rates in California have skyrocketed way past the national average They're so high, in fact that even some local products have found themselves behind bars.