White House Issues Temporary Open Sign for Strait of Hormuz
The agreement is reportedly complete except for signatures, maps, and determining whether waterways accept laminated badges.
The agreement is reportedly complete except for signatures, maps, and determining whether waterways accept laminated badges.
Clerks issued the proposal a numbered ticket and warned Trump not to validate it near the court.
The proposed protocol requires Trump to say hello only after three lawyers, two cartographers, and one very tired hold-music technician initial the receiver.
Staff prepared a lectern continuity plan in case applause levels triggered constitutional uncertainty.
The Class of 2026 will log one hour of simulated turbulence after encountering the civilian chain of command at cruising altitude.
The fictional plan reportedly includes sanctions, a stern map, and a Senate briefing titled “Have We Tried Being Louder?”
A fictional interagency memo reportedly asks whether democracy should be stored near the cards or under “miscellaneous leverage.”
The new program reportedly offers allies relief from the hardship of having supported the president without a dedicated reimbursement portal.
The proposed guidance reportedly asks agencies to distinguish routine procurement from direct celestial seating-chart requirements.
After Trump’s China trip, aides clarified U.S. policy by pointing to three arrows, two footnotes, and a coffee stain.