Local Man Discovers He Has Opinion on Strait of Hormuz, Cannot Locate It on Map
A Tulsa man lays out his firm, unwavering position on the Strait of Hormuz — a place he cannot locate on a map, a globe, or a pizza.
A Tulsa man lays out his firm, unwavering position on the Strait of Hormuz — a place he cannot locate on a map, a globe, or a pizza.
Trump’s promised evidence is always described as overwhelming, imminent, and somehow perpetually one news cycle away that never comes.
The pop icon will host the first Gen Z-targeted debate, featuring policy questions, themed bracelets, and a “Midterms (Taylor’s Version)” companion EP.
Critics hate DEI when it’s about race. But if hiring bias shifted to weight, suddenly two-thirds of America would be waving rainbow-colored DEI flags.
In our latest UnAsked, Pam Bondi opens up about her loyalty to Trump, her take on Florida justice, and her definition of “ethics,” which appears to include consulting fees.
When Ted Cruz said “let’s stop attacking pedophiles,” he apparently meant especially the ones with presidential pardons in the pipeline.
One rally. Two lines. MAGA cheered for Christian forgiveness and then for unfiltered hatred. Turns out hypocrisy sounds best with a backing track of Kid Rock.
Trump’s move to label Antifa a terrorist group has supporters celebrating the end of something they still can’t define, identify, or spell.
When the cities he targets aren’t even in the worst states for violence, it’s hard to spin this as a crime-fighting mission.
The loudest men against trans rights look like they’re nursing twins, expecting triplets, and auditioning to breastfeed the hypocrisy right out of themselves.
Gavin Newsom wins the Nobel Peace Prize for political calm and climate leadership, while Trump insists he was “robbed by Norway” and demands a recount.
From the afterlife, America’s Founding Fathers release a rare joint statement: “Don’t mess with our Constitution. Still no kings. Seriously, we meant it the first time.”