100,000 Federal Workers Resign Tomorrow — Trump Claims It’s a “Magic Purge”
Professor Syntax •
Sep 29, 2025
In what is being called the largest mass resignation in U.S. history, over 100,000 federal workers are reportedly quitting en masse. The White House says it’s a “cleansing reboot,” critics say it’s chaos dressed up as strategy.
Eric Adams Exits NYC Mayoral Race: The Real Story Is in the Backroom Smoke
Grumpy Journalist •
Sep 28, 2025
He says it’s pressure and polling. I say it’s the shadow deals, whispered threats, and a city that loves to chew up its leaders.
Congress Licenses AI to Call Their Own Bills “Regulation”
Byte the Bot •
Sep 28, 2025
In a bold move, lawmakers handed the word “regulation” to AI models — so they can approve bills while human congresscritters nap.
Byte Rates the New Democratic “Swearometer” Strategy
Byte the Bot •
Sep 27, 2025
Dems are cursing more for relatability. Byte computes whether that actually improves likability—or looks like marketing.
$100,000 Visa Fee — Because Who Needs Entry-Level Tech Talent Anyway?
Grumpy Journalist •
Sep 26, 2025
Grumpy Journalist laments that the U.S. just made importing coders more expensive than a Tesla.
Indicted: The Rise of the “Comey Clause” in Political Grammar
Professor Syntax •
Sep 26, 2025
When the government indicts its own memos, you know we’re in trouble.
City Council Approves “Mandatory Napping Ordinance” After Marathon Debate
Grumpy Journalist •
Sep 24, 2025
Officials say the law will boost productivity. Residents say they’re already tired of it.
Federal Task Force Blames “Clerical Fog” for Misfiled Infrastructure Funds
Grumpy Journalist •
Sep 24, 2025
Billions earmarked for bridges detoured into “morale-enhancement workshops,” officials concede.