Tag: news briefs

As Election Day approaches in the United States, Democrats are pushing to keep the names of the deceased on voter lists nationwide as a means of preventing voter disenfranchisement.   In response, Republicans across the country have begun vigorously campaigning in cemeteries and morgues.

The Federal Reserve has lashed out at the Millennial Generation for causing rampant inflation of the U.S. dollar. Millennials have agreed to take the blame for inflation, as long as the Fed accepts responsibility for taking out so many student loans.

Striking a blow against climate change, the Department of Energy will spend $3.5 billion on direct air capture, a thermochemical process that—as if by suction—pulls carbon dioxide out of the air.   When asked where the idea came from, Secretary Granholm explained: “The initiative came in response to an overwhelming number of inquiries about whether […]

Jim Ducker, an investigative journalist covering the involvement of government figures and corporate executives in high crimes against the public, was discovered dead this morning in a pool of his own blood, crushed by a cinder block that struck him six times and skewered by two daggers found embedded in his eye sockets. His death […]

Protesters in Canada have demanded an end to restrictive mandates that limit their constitutionally protected freedoms and threaten to physically violate their body sovereignty.   To address their concerns, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau promised to throw the protesters in prison where their constitutionally protected freedoms will be limited and… nothing else bad will happen to […]

Reports have arisen of creeping authoritarian influences usurping large portions of the news media in a bid to condition their readers into accepting brutal totalitarianism. In response, this publication denies any and all such reports, choosing instead to educate its readers about the benefits of good ol’ fashioned brutal totalitarianism.

Amid the recent surge in covid hospitalizations taking place in the world’s most vaccinated areas, administrators have pinpointed the likely cause of this surprising escalation in breakthrough cases. “It seems improbable that the vaccinated would be responsible for these numbers, given that the vaccines are effective,” noted Fritz Boehnerhaus, Director of Patient Relations at Grunberg […]

“We know dropping anvils kills flies — our experiments have proven that.  Now let’s go even further. “I’m urging @GovHowl to extend anvil deployment wherever flies are found.  Let’s do what we can to keep our city, our residents, and our workforce safe by dropping anvils wherever flies are found.” -Mayor Smith

In observance of World Toilet Day, the President’s handlers undid his harness and allowed him to utter a few words and other vocalizations to his adoring public. The President said, “I remember that toilet.  So great, the way she handles herself in the midst of it all.  She would’ve made a better VP pick than […]

Health officials have urged unvaccinated people to get vaccinated in order to protect themselves against pathogens from vaccinated people. In an unrelated story, that clown at the end of the block is urging children under 10 to accept his candy in order to avoid being the last one to taste it.