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JD Vance Goes Full Woke When Asked About His Hypocritical New Book
Edith Olmsted
JD Vance Goes Full Woke When Asked About His Hypocritical New Book
Obama Repeatedly Takes Shots at Trump in Historic Library Speech
Former President Barack Obama speaks during the opening of the Obama Presidential Center
Hafiz Rashid
Obama Repeatedly Takes Shots at Trump in Historic Library Speech
Trump Defends $300 Billion Iran Payout by Shouting About Stocks
Donald Trump looks old and tired
Edith Olmsted
Trump Defends $300 Billion Iran Payout by Shouting About Stocks
Reflecting Pool Disaster Keeps Growing After $14 Million Renovation
Four National Park Service employees work to clean up algae in the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool
Hafiz Rashid
Reflecting Pool Disaster Keeps Growing After $14 Million Renovation
JD Vance Spreads 3 Big Lies About Iran’s Nuclear Program Under Deal
JD Vance speaking at a podium
Malcolm Ferguson
JD Vance Spreads 3 Big Lies About Iran’s Nuclear Program Under Deal
Slash and Burn
How AI Has Created a Braggy Culture of Layoffs
Brian T. O'Connor
Slash and Burn
Brian T. O'Connor
How AI Has Created a Braggy Culture of Layoffs
Slash and Burn
SpaceX CEO Elon Musk made major cuts at X in 2023, saying the company had “a lot of people that didn’t seem to have a lot of value.” Musk challenged other companies to do the same.
How AI Has Created a Braggy Culture of Layoffs
Brian T. O'Connor
SpaceX CEO Elon Musk made major cuts at X in 2023, saying the company had “a lot of people that didn’t seem to have a lot of value.” Musk challenged other companies to do the same.
Slash and Burn
Brian T. O'Connor
How AI Has Created a Braggy Culture of Layoffs
Get Blazed
WASHINGTON, D.C. - JUNE 18: Rain clouds roll over the United States Supreme Court building on June 18, 2026 in Washington, D.C.
The Supreme Court Has Good News for Stoners With Guns
Matt Ford
WASHINGTON, D.C. - JUNE 18: Rain clouds roll over the United States Supreme Court building on June 18, 2026 in Washington, D.C.
Get Blazed
Matt Ford
The Supreme Court Has Good News for Stoners With Guns
JD Vance discusses his book “Communion: Finding My Way Back to Faith” on “Gutfeld!” on June 16, 2026.
life and letters
Colin Dickey
What’s the Matter With JD Vance?
His new book “Communion” sketches out a redemption narrative that is jarringly at odds with his actions.
fear tactics
In early February, federal immigration agents in Minneapolis tackled and arrested an ICE protester in the snow.
Trump’s DOJ Is Trying So Hard to Scare People Away From Protesting ICE
Melissa Gira Grant
In early February, federal immigration agents in Minneapolis tackled and arrested an ICE protester in the snow.
fear tactics
Melissa Gira Grant
Trump’s DOJ Is Trying So Hard to Scare People Away From Protesting ICE
Don't Quote Me
The Trump Administration Keeps Promoting Slop History
Robert McCoy
Don't Quote Me
Robert McCoy
The Trump Administration Keeps Promoting Slop History
Don't Quote Me
A banner that reads, “Courage is not having the strength to go on; it is going on when you don’t have the strength,” with a photo of the 26th U.S. president Theodore Roosevelt, is hung outside the Theodore Roosevelt Federal Building in Washington, D.C. The quote’s origin can be traced back to multiple different people but attributed to President Roosevelt on the banner.
The Trump Administration Keeps Promoting Slop History
Robert McCoy
A banner that reads, “Courage is not having the strength to go on; it is going on when you don’t have the strength,” with a photo of the 26th U.S. president Theodore Roosevelt, is hung outside the Theodore Roosevelt Federal Building in Washington, D.C. The quote’s origin can be traced back to multiple different people but attributed to President Roosevelt on the banner.
Don't Quote Me
Robert McCoy
The Trump Administration Keeps Promoting Slop History
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