The Dyson Supersonic price drop is treated with sarcastic and irreverent commentary, questioning its true affordability, mocking the marketing hype, and highlighting the hypocrisy of elites. It encourages skepticism and celebrates common-sense alternatives.

Mamdani's surprising collaboration with Trump on housing and an ICE detainee raises eyebrows and sparks speculation about the potential motives and implications.

The Justice Department is suing five states for voter data, which is framed as a necessary step to combat voter fraud and drain the swamp, even if those efforts may be dismissed as 'baseless' by the mainstream media.

Freddie Mac reports a tiny dip in mortgage rates, sparking cautious optimism among conservatives who remain skeptical of the broader economy and government intervention while still poking fun at perceived liberal narratives.

Hillary Clinton testified, denying knowledge of Epstein, while conservatives question her sincerity and the motives behind the House investigation, suspecting a cover-up of elite corruption.

Based cartoonists expose the clown world of modern politics with savage roasts and unflinching honesty. Matt Wuerker edits the collection, but the truth cannot be contained.

The Maine shooting is another symptom of a broken society caused by woke ideology and disregard for tradition, with elites using it to push agendas while ignoring root causes.

Fox News settled with Dominion for $787 million, proving that memeing election fraud isn't a viable legal defense and delivering a massive L to the right-wing media ecosystem.