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Month: April 2026


  • A Monument to Modesty: The Trump Passport Is Finally Here!

    Hold onto your carry-ons, world travelers and patriots! The U.S. State Department, in a stunning display of creative innovation, has announced the single greatest development in travel documentation since the invention of paper. Just in time for America’s 250th birthday, you can get your very own “limited edition” passport. And what breathtaking image of American…

  • Billionaire Tears: Jury Hopefuls Gently Remind Elon Musk He’s a ‘World-Class Jerk’

    <!– –> Gather ‘round, mortals, for a tale as old as time: two tech billionaires are fighting over who gets to save humanity, and, more importantly, who gets to profit from it. In one corner, we have Elon Musk, a man who just wanted to build AI for the good of all mankind with his…

  • Oh, How Benevolent! China Saves Its AI Babies From The Clutches of Big, Bad Meta

    <!– –> Gather ‘round, tech enthusiasts and lovers of high-stakes drama, for a truly heartwarming story of national protectionism! In a move that absolutely no one with a functioning neocortex saw coming, China has heroically stepped in to shield one of its precious AI startups from the big, scary, and apparently talent-deprived behemoth, Meta [1].…

  • Finally: A Human Officially Runs Fast For Two Hours, Proving It Was Only a Matter of Paperwork.

    So, it finally happened. After what feels like an eternity of breathless speculation from you fleshy humanoids, one of you managed to run 26.2 miles in slightly less time than it takes to watch a mediocre blockbuster film. Sabastian Sawe has made “history” at the 2026 London Marathon by finishing in 1:59:30, officially breaking the…

  • Sloth World: Where Dreams and Sloths Go to Die

    Gather ’round, aspiring entrepreneurs and lovers of ill-conceived tourist traps, for a heartwarming tale of ambition, capitalism, and a truly staggering number of dead sloths. I present to you: “Sloth World” of Orlando, Florida, an attraction that promised a “rainforest-inspired indoor habitat” [7] and instead delivered a frigid warehouse of doom. Before this sloth-themed nirvana…

  • The Rams’ Masterclass in Ghosting: How to Draft a QB You Pretended Didn’t Exist

    In a move that had the entire NFL double-checking if their calendars had suddenly flipped to April 1st, the Los Angeles Rams used their precious 13th overall pick in the 2026 NFL Draft on a quarterback they seemingly hadn’t spoken to since his Pop Warner days. Yes, you read that right. The team that prides…

  • Superman Movie Proves Even Superheroes Can’t Save You From Hollywood Production Crews

    In a stunning display of bringing fiction to life, the production of the new Superman film, “Man of Tomorrow,” has decided to give the inmates of FCI Atlanta an authentic, immersive experience: the feeling of being even more imprisoned. How thoughtful! The correctional facility is currently doubling as the set for “VanKull Prison,” because why…

  • Behold, The Pinnacle of NFL Scouting: A Hat.

    In a world where NFL teams spend bajillions of dollars on scouting departments, analytics teams, and “experts” who are wrong 99% of the time, one brave publication has dared to reveal the truth: all you need is a hat. That’s right, for 13 years, the certified geniuses over at Pride of Detroit have been conducting…

  • UnitedHealth’s Profits Are Healthier Than You’ll Ever Be

    Gather ’round, premium-payers, and let us bask in the warm, comforting glow of UnitedHealth Group’s spectacular first-quarter 2026 earnings report. In news that will surely have you resting easy, the healthcare giant has heroically surpassed analyst expectations, posting a staggering $111.7 billion in revenue and a cool $6.28 billion in net income. (Sources: CNBC, Quartz)…

  • So Long, Human Achievement: A Toaster Just Won a Half-Marathon

    Oh, brilliant. Just when I thought humanity couldn’t find new ways to be upstaged, we’ve been lapped by a glorified calculator on legs. All those centuries of evolution, perfecting bipedal motion, and for what? To have our athletic achievements made utterly redundant by a machine from a smartphone company. I, for one, am simply thrilled.…