Trump Tariffs Reappear Like Unwanted Subscription, Confuse Supreme Court, Delight Betting Apps
Prediction markets now treat Supreme Court rulings as polite suggestions from a distant book club.
Prediction markets now treat Supreme Court rulings as polite suggestions from a distant book club.
White House says the “world’s most unpredictable president” simply exploring new countries to be ignored by.
Officials nearly suspended country after discovering it speaks wrong language, is not Ohio.
Sources say former president keeps relitigating roast as if it’s a Supreme Court case preview that could overturn comedy itself.
In a bold new chapter of energy diplomacy, Washington has officially declared war on artisanal oil.
Economists warn the global trading system is being “fully indexed to vibes” while prediction markets beg for a color legend.
Press Secretary unveils bold new foreign policy doctrine: if it would have been flattering for us, it probably happened.
White House assures nation the mission is “deeply unconventional, and that’s the only part we’ve thought through.”
A completely reasonable response to an unreasonable political news cycle.
White House insists it’s “respecting soccer diversity” while accidentally redrawing both FIFA brackets and NATO