The internet was collectively shook this week when it realized that car dealerships could disable vehicles when owners got behind on their monthly payments.
On Apr 20, 2024 by Ramon Ramirez
Is it harder than it looks?
On Apr 16, 2024 by Katherine Huggins
Trump's 2018 all-caps tweet threatening Iran is being praised.
On Apr 15, 2024 by Katherine Huggins
Not everything needs to be Shakespeare in order to be good writing, and sometimes one-syllable words are the best way to get the masses on board with a new idea.
On Apr 14, 2024 by Kyle Calise
'There was no AirTag.'
On Apr 12, 2024 by Grace Rampaul
'Why do I feel like it’s slightly racist to be a Taylor Swift fan?' she asked in one post.
On Apr 11, 2024 by Katherine Huggins
It’s a punchline. It’s remarkably audacious.
On Apr 6, 2024 by Ramon Ramirez
'Did anyone consult William Shakespeare before they did this DEI'
On Apr 4, 2024 by Katherine Huggins
A little aggressive but in a kind of cute way, it's a great way to faux-overreact to any perceived injustice.
On Mar 31, 2024 by Kyle Calise
When she recounted the tale on her TikTok profile, a nationwide political movement began.
On Mar 30, 2024 by Ramon Ramirez
The yam's message included Crowder's own comments to his wife.
On Mar 28, 2024 by Katherine Huggins
'Largest bridge in the Baltimore metro area is gone... and this lady acts like she just stubbed her toe.'
On Mar 26, 2024 by Katherine Huggins
It's not the first time Trump has won at his club.
On Mar 25, 2024 by Katherine Huggins
What began life as a moment from a late 20th-century children’s cartoon would a generation later be reborn as one of the internet’s most pervasive memes.
On Mar 24, 2024 by Kyle Calise
We don’t need to overthink this one.
On Mar 23, 2024 by Ramon Ramirez