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SEC Ceases Faraday Future Investigation, Citing ‘Extreme Boredom’
The SEC officially dropped its Faraday Future investigation, admitting the four-year probe yielded less evidence than a cat chasing a laser pointer. Regulators just gave up.
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Chappell Roan’s Security Denies Hating *All* Children, Clarifies Specific Preferences
Chappell Roan’s security team clarifies it does not hate *all* children, only those meeting specific height, scream, and movement criteria. New protocols unveiled.
Music
Harry Styles’ Disco Reign Blocks Sun, Causes Perpetual Groove
Harry Styles’ Disco Reign extends to cosmic proportions. His latest album causes global rhythm shifts, alters wildlife, and forces world leaders onto roller skates.
Music
Justin Timberlake Arrest Video Shows Star Worried About Missing Gherkin
The Justin Timberlake Arrest Video reveals the pop star was more concerned about a misplaced gherkin than his career or legal troubles, baffling fans.
Music
Chappell Roan: “I Do Not Hate Children” (But Prefers They Remain Unseen)
Chappell Roan issued a firm statement, “I Do Not Hate Children,” attempting to clarify her stance after an incident at Lollapalooza Brazil. She merely prefers adults.
Music
ICE at Airports: Agency to ‘Streamline’ Travel, Add ‘Emotional Support’ Agents
ICE at airports are set to ‘streamline’ travel, adding ‘Emotional Support Agents’ to ensure ‘national tranquility’ and ‘optimal compliance’ from confused passengers.
Music
Ras Laffan Attack Reveals Global Gas Supply Was Just an Elaborate Play
The Ras Laffan Attack exposed a shocking truth: the global natural gas supply was always an elaborate illusion. Markets reel from this conceptual energy crisis.
Music
Northwest Flooding Worsens, But Experts Find Silver Lining in ‘Water Features’
As Northwest Flooding Worsens, officials and residents alike are finding innovative ways to rebrand the disaster. ‘It’s not a flood, it’s a water garden!’
Music
Supreme Court Streamlines Voting by Making Vote by Mail Harder
Supreme Court ruled it could be harder to vote by mail, introducing invisible ink and deep-sea diver delivery. Only dedicated voters will succeed now.
Music
Cuba’s Power Outages Now ‘Nationwide Hide-and-Seek’ Event
Cuba suffers nationwide power outage again. Citizens now embrace frequent blackouts as ‘dark retreats,’ developing new games and businesses in the dark.
Politics
ICE at Airports: Federal Agents to Pat Down Wallets, Not People
Federal agents are now tasked with airport security, focusing on ‘unauthorized tender’ as ICE at airports takes on a new role amidst unpaid TSA workers.
World
Iran Missile Range Now Threatens Europe’s Collective Laundry Day
Iran’s recent missile launch at Diego Garcia unexpectedly extended their Iran missile range, bringing European domestic chores into potential peril.
Music
BTS Comeback Concert Causes Minor Geologic Event in Seoul
BTS comeback concert in Seoul was so electrifying, it caused a minor geological event. The city reportedly shifted on its tectonic plate, baffling geologists and requiring map updates.
Music
Trump Slams NATO’s Lack of Support in Invisible War on Iran
Former President Trump berated NATO for its ‘cowardly’ lack of support in an ongoing US-Israel war on Iran, a conflict so far only he can perceive.
Music
Neil Diamond Lost Album Unearthed, Confirms Time Is a Flat Circle
A Neil Diamond lost album, recorded with Rick Rubin 19 years ago, has finally surfaced. Experts confirm it sounds exactly like Neil Diamond did 19 years ago.
Music
Crash Of Rhinos Return After 13 Years, Immediately Disband Again Over Album Art
Indie darlings Crash Of Rhinos returned after 13 years to release a new album. They then immediately disbanded over a font choice, sources confirmed.
Music
Dead Can Dance’s ‘Our Day Will Come’ Finally Arrives, World Unprepared
After decades of anticipation, Dead Can Dance’s ‘Our Day Will Come’ has finally arrived, bringing with it an unnoticeable yet profound shift.
Music
BTS ‘ARIRANG’ Favorite Song Vote Causes Global Internet Meltdown
A global online poll asking fans to vote for their favorite song on BTS’ new album ‘ARIRANG’ caused unprecedented internet outages, crippling networks worldwide.