In an era where political surprises are as common as a calm day on Twitter was rare during his presidency, Donald Trump’s latest gambit in his relentless march back toward the White House has raised more eyebrows than a comedian at a vegan Thanksgiving dinner. According to The Daily Beast,
Who knew that Congress could yet be thirsty after all that apparent drowning in the lobbyists’ cash pool? Well, Politico, in a stroke of what can only be termed jestful journalism, serves up a gulp from the Capitol’s finest collection of parched legislators in their latest article. It’s a roll-call
In an astonishing display of judicial restraint, or perhaps judicial whatever-ness, India’s Supreme Court has waved off the plea that demanded a paper audit of votes. Yes, in the world’s largest democracy, where we presumably celebrate transparency a little less enthusiastically than a sale at the liquor store, the top
So, gather ‘round dear citizens of the internet, as we rejoice in what seems like the resurrection of a phoenix from the egalitarian ashes—Net Neutrality has been restored! Yes, you heard that right. Your beloved cat videos and binge-watching sessions are once again protected from the greedy paws of big
In the latest performance on the political stage that never lacks for absurdity, Mitch McConnell decided to bust a move that could easily be mistaken for independence—or a fleeting moment of clarity, depending on your level of cynicism. The Senate Minority Leader, a man who often resembles a turtle misplaced
May flowers bring May… diplomacies? That seems to be the latest game on Putin’s bingo card. Just when you thought global travel was reserved for Instagram influencers and bewildered tourists, here comes Vladimir Putin, announcing a trip to China right after his re-election. Yes, because nothing screams “congratulatory vacation” like
Meanwhile, in the land of academia and presumably peaceful protests, Emory University’s very own Philosophy Chair, Noelle McAfee, decided to take a stand—or rather, a seat, in handcuffs—during a campus protest over Gaza. That’s right, an intellectual throwdown, except less of the pens and more of the police. How often
As we wave a cheery hello to the full, unbridled joy of Brexit, we find Britain caught in the headlights of marauding border checks that do more than just peek into your cargo. Amidst a cacophony of political promises, the Britons are finally tasting the succulent fruits of Brexit, served
Ah, the sweet siren song of justice, or as some may call it, the sound of clanging legal metal doors swinging open yet again for Harvey Weinstein. In a move that stirred the public pot to boiling over, a court has recently overturned Weinstein’s conviction. It’s not often you see
In a world where politics and pasta intertwine with the dexterity of a well-thrown pizza dough, I. Ricchi stands as a testament to Washington DC’s unrelenting obsession with dining spots where the tablecloths are as white as a freshman senator’s lies. This article from Politico dances through the storied halls