WASHINGTON — Vice President JD Vance re-upped his call for Nazi-loving troll Nick Fuentes to “eat s—t,” but declined to denounce his followers, the “groypers,” pleading ignorance about who they are.

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They’re canceling the robot apocalypse — for now at least. The AI bots who were supposedly caught predicting mankind’s downfall by 2047 were little more than Internet trolls roleplaying as machines ...

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The Washington Post laid off around one-third of its workforce on Wednesday, delivering a brutal blow to one of journalism’s most legendary brands. Several journalists took to social media to announce ...

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In a media cycle dominated by President Trump, there is little coverage so far of the intensifying race for the 2028 Democratic nomination. Slowly but surely, the various hopefuls are positioning ...

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CAYCE, S.C. (WIS) -Cayce has approved negotiations for a major public art initiative designed to attract visitors and support long-term economic growth, the city announced on Wednesday. The new ...

Social media users sure thought the Obama Foundation may have thrown some subtle, yet pointed, shade at President Donald Trump and his MAGA supporters ahead of Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl halftime show on ...

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