Joe Manchin Spotted In Key Swing State
Senator Joe Manchin was spotted at an event in New Hampshire, prompting speculation that he may run for the Presidency as a third-party candidate. Manchin...
Guy Fieri Cancels Appearance At Garth Brooks Concert
A recent report from the Dunning-Kruger-Times has alleged that country music superstar Garth Brooks had made a reservation at one of Chef Guy Fieri's...
Reperations Payments Are Finally Being Sent To Black Citizens
When it comes to making good on its commitment to pay reparations to its Black citizens, Evanston, Illinois, is the first city in the...
Matt Gaetz Wants To End Federal Spying Power
Republican Rep. Matt Gaetz introduced a resolution on July 11 requesting that surveillance powers granted to federal agencies be allowed to expire at the end of...
Biden Gets Slammed For Treatment Of Reporter
White House aides are coming forward with allegations of President Joe Biden’s impatient and interrogative temper, according to Mediaite. The president has reportedly yelled...
U.S. President Will Be Stripped Of Power To Leave NATO
Senators from both sides of the political aisle are renewing an effort that would block all U.S. presidents from deciding to remove the United...
Ben And Jerry’s Founder Led Away In Handcuffs
Co-founder of the Ben & Jerry's ice cream company and prominent liberal activist Ben Cohen was detained on Thursday in Washington.
According to reports, Cohen...
Ozzy Osborne Cancels Comeback Tour
On Monday, rock star Ozzy Osbourne said he would not attend Power Trip in October due to health issues.
Power Trip is a heavy metal...
Liberal SCOTUS Justices Are All Tied Up In A Scandal Together Now
The Supreme Court has taken a lot of heat lately for its lack of an ethics pledge and the questionable ethical actions of some...
George Soros’s Son Caught Partying with Bribery Suspect Link
In a recent development, Alex Soros has assumed control of his father's progressive nonprofit organization, Open Society Foundations, which is dedicated to combatting government...
