Running an open-ended conflict turns out to be shockingly bad for the national wallet and the missile stash. Who could have guessed?
Turns out the government has a weird habit of financing the same soggy disaster zones over and over again.
Everything we were told about the final frontier being a peaceful sanctuary just got a major reality check.
Efficiency apparently costs a fortune when you pay an army of federal workers to sit on their couches.
It is officially too hot to be this broke, but the local utility providers clearly missed the memo.
A federal judge just handed down a reality check to Texas lawmakers trying to ban drag shows.
Things in Port-au-Prince just went from bad to apocalyptic.
Apparently, getting emergency aid after a brutal hurricane can depend entirely on whether the relief crew likes your lawn decor.
The face of Instagram just walked into a courtroom to convince states that their algorithms are not actually digital crack for teenagers.
We haven't even finished the honeymoon phase, and the paperwork for an impeachment is already hitting the desk.
It is a weird week for American institutions when the highest court in the land and the nation's premier performing arts hub are both fighting for their lives.
If 2024 wasn't weird enough, the most unlikely duo just teamed up to stop the robots.