U.S. Declares Shipping Straits A Board Game, Immediately Loses Rulebook
Officials say the new maritime strategy will contain China, reassure allies, and finally give Congress a map it can argue over incorrectly.
Officials say the new maritime strategy will contain China, reassure allies, and finally give Congress a map it can argue over incorrectly.
Move reportedly designed to honor King Charles, calm markets, and secure better drink deals at future state dinners.
White House insists “going the long way around the planet” is a bold new doctrine of peace through unnecessary layovers.
Analysts say the bell’s chime frequency, diplomatic symbolism, and resale value on eBay all pose “grave, but monetizable” national security concerns.
In a bold economic maneuver, the U.S. will now tax imports based on whether Donald Trump “gets a weird vibe” from another country’s labour practices.
Officials praise “historic pause in hostilities” carefully scheduled around both leaders’ personal calendars and snack breaks.
A completely reasonable response to an unreasonable political news cycle.
In a historic first, U.S. trade policy will now be pegged directly to one man’s indoor voice volume.
In a bold new chapter of energy diplomacy, Washington has officially declared war on artisanal oil.
Diplomats confirm Beijing “really can’t deal with this fight right now” because it’s in the middle of having it both ways at historic scale.