Beyond a Joke: Is Political Satire Dead? Or Have We Found a Pulse?
Posted in: Politics Features
When the truth is already a joke, what’s left to joke about? Rolling Stone's James Shackell dives into the rise and rise of political satire.
Trump Officially Kicks Pence to the Curb
Posted in: Politics NewsTrump hints he’s running again in 2024, but he’s definitely not going to do it with Pence as his running mate.
Leonardo DiCaprio, Covid Masks, and God: An Incomplete List of Who and What the Right Is Blaming for Russia’s Invasion
Posted in: Politics NewsRepublican politicians and conservative pundits are desperate to blame Putin’s war of aggression on everything but Putin
Rumble Mixes Cat Videos With Covid Misinformation — and the Right Is Loving It
Posted in: Culture NewsRand Paul ditched YouTube for video-hosting platform Rumble — a “free-speech” oriented site that’s become a haven for the far-right
Trump Adviser Worried He’s Not Getting Enough Credit for Trying to Ruin American Democracy
Posted in: Politics NewsFormer Trump adviser Peter Navarro details the “Green Bay Sweep” he organized with “over 100 congressmen” to keep Trump in office
MAGA Diehards Melt Down Over Trump’s Pro-Vax Push
Posted in: Politics NewsAnger and confusion reign as Trump endorses vaccines many followers believe are poison
Bill Clinton, Donald Trump, Hollywood Stars Traveled on Private Jets Government Says Maxwell and Epstein Used to Traffic Underage Girls
Posted in: Culture FeaturesAfter Jeffrey Epstein’s former pilot testified that he saw the ex presidents and other famous names, one of Epstein and Maxwell’s alleged victims took the stand
Will Trump Run in 2024? There’s a Reason Why He Won’t Say
Posted in: Politics FeaturesThe former president’s hesitance to declare his candidacy involves — you guessed it — money and skirting the law
Laura Jane Grace to Perform Solo Set at Four Seasons Total Landscaping
Posted in: Music NewsYes, that Four Seasons Total Landscaping
Trump Pardons Lil Wayne, Kodak Black in Last-Minute Spree
Posted in: Music NewsWayne pleaded guilty to possessing a firearm and ammunition by a convicted felon last year, while Kodak Black was charged with falsifying information on federal forms to buy firearms
