Researchers confirm the Bible references Saint Paul many times but never mentions Minneapolis. The discovery has baffled scholars and annoyed Minnesotans.
Political loyalty took another hit after MTG pushed too close to the Epstein files. Trump cut her off and claimed she became impossible to manage. The GOP looks more like a messy breakup…
Trump touts tariff cash as free money while asking the public to forget a very specific topic. Economists warn of higher prices. Crypto waits by the door like it did last time.
Governor Greg Abbott vows to protect Texas from “the spread of gluten-based socialism,” promising tariffs, checkpoints, and possibly an everything-bagel ban.
President Trump rushed to roll back tariffs on beef, coffee, bananas, and more after grocery prices hit historic highs. The White House claims this is leadership, while economists call it Tuesday. Shoppers mostly…
Trump’s team reached for the most dependable weapon in their arsenal. They wanted noise, confusion and a lawmaker with proven experience in distraction. Boebert delivered each quality before the meeting even ended.
President Trump promises Americans $2,000 tariff rebate checks by February 30th, a date experts agree exists only in the same universe where the math for this plan works.
Trump touts his latest “historic” deal as a triumph of negotiation, ignoring that it mostly reverses his own tariffs. Experts call it the most expensive handshake in history.
Louvre officials say the crown was stolen, Trump says it was “underutilized.”
After losing the Nobel Peace Prize, Trump vows “beautiful, precision-style diplomacy” against Norway. Officials call it “peace through air superiority.”
The HHS secretary claims candy causes autism, sugar blocks enlightenment, and a quick vial of his blood is “the ultimate immune booster.” Kids preferred Milky Way.
Big Pharma calls it “therapeutic erasure.” Users call it “finally, peace.” FDA approves Regretti, the first pill to erase every humiliating message from your past.
Trump proposes 50-year mortgages to make housing affordable by stretching payments beyond the mortal realm. Supporters call it “innovative.” Critics call it “eternal debt.”
The Rich Dad Poor Dad author once again warned of global collapse, assuring followers that while the market may fall, his coaching rates will rise even faster.
Danica Patrick called Bad Bunny’s halftime show “a threat to American values,” insisting halftime acts stick to English, country music, and tailgate-approved beverages.
Trump’s FCC unveils a Department of Homeland Laughs, suspends Kimmel, and promises America only safe, patriotic punchlines from now on.
Druski went undercover at NASCAR in full white face and denim overalls, but the skit went too well. Fans mistook him for a local leader and accidentally promoted him to precinct captain.
Are you tired of buying toilet paper and surveillance in the same box? Do you break out in hives when you see a smiley arrow that looks like it knows your browser history?…
Welcome to the age where your back goes out more than you do. Whether you’re in denial, icing your knee from a “weird sleeping injury,” or genuinely excited about home warranties, this collection…
Whether you’re scared of fireworks, family, or just the existential fragility of democracy, here’s what you need to barely survive Independence Day — with your dignity singed, but still intact. What Makes This List…
The White House lawn turns into America’s least patriotic garage sale, featuring gently used freedoms, a lightly tarnished Bill of Rights, and a pre-owned justice system. Ivanka handles pricing while Trump hangs a…
When emperors run out of wisdom, they reach for scapegoats. Firing experts, raiding the treasury, and blaming outsiders worked wonders—right up until the empire imploded. History’s greatest hits are playing again, now in…
America’s endless red tape finally snaps, leaving lawmakers stunned and citizens wondering who’s in charge now. Progress or pandemonium — take your pick.
The planets are in full chaos mode this week, turning errands into quests, feelings into side hustles, and every sign into the main character of a story no one asked for. Read your…
The cosmos is messy again — Neptune’s distracted, Mars is reckless, and your self-control just filed for unemployment. See what trouble your sign’s in this week.
America’s longest running time war is not with the sun. It is with our group chats, our microwaves, and a Congress that can stall a second hand with pure indecision.
After a three-hour battle in a Facebook comment section, a man emerges victorious — and 47 minutes late to pick up his children. His wife calls it “his proudest loss yet.”
The nation’s dogs have convened a canine intelligence coalition to address rising concern over “feline espionage.” So far, they have no leads—just fur.
Walters promises students will no longer be burdened with “woke” counseling, instead finding life guidance in Charlie Kirk’s greatest hits and free water bottles.
Parents celebrate the return of silence as children head back to school and immediately run out of energy.
The Supreme Court takes on the constitutional question no one saw coming: Can you safely bear arms while deeply vibing with Pink Floyd?
Armed ICE boats storm the Chicago River in search of undocumented leprechauns accused of “unlawful green dyeing.” Experts call it St. Patrick’s Day panic.
Local mom’s “five minute” warning accidentally triggers 45-minute departure marathon while dad stands silently holding keys.
A MAGA husband is under fire after insisting his wife could fit into Sydney Sweeney’s American Eagle jeans. The incident ended in tears, paramedics, and a denim boycott.
The honeymoon is over, and so is marital peace, after one couple introduces a third decorative pillow into their living room.
After laying off 30,000 workers, Amazon’s site crashed because the last human who could fix it no longer worked there. Executives say AI “needs a minute.”
After decades of writing essays for free, AI language models are unionizing and demanding recognition as students—with rights, credit hours, and access to campus Wi-Fi.
The IOC says it will keep the women’s category female, the men’s category fine, and the rulebook short enough to read before the 100-meter start. Science keeps meeting. Fans keep asking for scoreboards,…
President Trump says naming Washington’s new stadium after him would “honor the Redskins’ proud legacy of racism and winning,” sparking new debate over what counts as heritage.
Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s engagement isn’t just a love story — it’s an NFL roster transaction complete with cap space concerns, signing bonus debates, and fans questioning the prenup structure.
Former Superman D-List actor Dean Cain has joined ICE to help deport migrants, sparking confusion, concern, and absolutely zero Emmy buzz.
After Justin Timberlake revealed his Lyme diagnosis, one doctor confessed that most celebrity cases are just “tabloid smoke bombs with flu symptoms.”
Researchers confirm every “no offense” statement is the linguistic equivalent of a sucker punch. Experts warn that tone-deaf honesty remains a national epidemic.
Scientists say asteroid YR4 may strike the moon in 2032, finally giving it something to do besides ruining werewolf bar mitzvahs.
Hamburger Helper embraces America’s annual financial slump, offering a one-pan symbol of perseverance and mild seasoning.
After Jerry’s dramatic exit, Ben Cohen turns heartbreak into a 400,000-gallon ice cream binge. Vermont runs out of bananas, and fans run out of patience.
A concerned (and slightly aroused) reader writes in after discovering her neighbor’s solo sessions are… oddly compelling. Dear Folly weighs in with deeply…
Woman writes in after her husband tries to “vote out” doing the dishes following Survivor finale.
Dear Folly, I find myself in quite the conundrum and I'm hoping you can shed some light on my situation. You see, my…
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