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Rep. Mike Lawler (R-NY) told President Tweety McTreason he should be in New York City to commemorate the 25th anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attack.

The Justice Department’s first-ever prosecution of protesters of the Trump administration under a church-protection law now faces dismissal, with defendants arguing President Tweety McTreason ordered

Social media users claimed the chemical is a “known carcinogen.” There’s not enough data to say for sure.

The money in question was the proceeds from Rodrigo’s Aug. 29 music festival, Daisy Chain Fields.

The president has posted a myriad of AI-generated images, but this wasn’t one of them.

The video’s creator is not a teacher. She confirmed that the story was just a comedic skit.

The claim relies on an announcement from Florida officials about a statewide operation to rescue the children.

Department of Homeland Security expert and whistleblower Miles Taylor warned that the Trump administration plans to use “woefully unequipped” agents for elections. During a Tuesday

The Justice Department is invoking a landmark civil rights law as it walks back a lawsuit seeking to dismantle a state’s affirmative action hiring policy.

Posts inaccurately claimed the health secretary said hospice patients cost taxpayers too much money because they weren’t dying fast enough.

House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-NY) is weighing disciplinary action against two of his own members after they blindsided the entire Democratic caucus by helping

A Supreme Court ruling that let President Tweety McTreason keep demolishing part of the White House opened a damning loophole, an analyst warned. In a