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‘Gaudy’ Arc de Trump obliterated by scathing Times critic: ‘Travesty’
President Donald Trump’s penchant for slapdash D.C. makeovers was subjected to a brutal takedown by his hometown’s newspaper of note. The New York Times on Sunday obliterated Trump’s gold-paint, wrecking ball plans — and dismissed his demands for an “Arc de Trump” as absurd. “The proposed ‘Arc de Trump’ in Washington is less a monument…
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This cowardly act officially killed the old-school GOP
The Republican Party as we’ve known it officially died this week as Acting Attorney General Todd “Trumpsimp” Blanche’s nomination essentially became inevitable. The personal lawyer of a convicted felon adjudicated rapist Epstein Bestie will almost certainly be the Attorney General of the United States of America. Blanche will be remembered as the biggest traitor of…
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Cash-strapped Gen Zers are tapping retirement funds to care for their kids and parents, study says
They’re struggling to foot the Z bill. Gen Z can no longer afford to revel in the footloose and fancy-free freedom of youth, as nearly half of twenty-somethings are financially supporting both a child and a parent simultaneously, forcing most to tap into their retirement savings just to stay afloat, per alarming 2026 data. It’s a tough break for the…
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Are Raccoons Evolving Into Pets?
At 10 p.m. in early July, Long Island was sweltering under a heat dome. As bedroom lights dimmed and heavy clouds rolled in, a raccoon ambled onto the porch of a split-level home, found a crack in a sliding door, and slipped inside. He tongue-polished a lasagna tray on the floor near the kitchen counter…
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‘Iron sharpens iron.’ Davante Adams focused on making Rams better in Super Bowl quest
A few hours after their season-ending defeat in the NFC championship game last January, the Rams boarded a plane for their flight home from Seattle. Quarterback Matthew Stafford was seated a row in front of veteran receiver Davante Adams, who once again had fallen just short of finally reaching the Super Bowl. “He’s turning around,…
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The Watchdogs Are Barking Themselves Hoarse
Last May, President Trump held an “intimate” dinner at his members-only golf club in Virginia for the top-220 investors in $TRUMP, a meme coin he launched days before the start of his second term that, by the end of 2025, would generate $636 million for him. About 100 protesters gathered outside in rain jackets, baseball…
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USC’s Gary Patterson out to prove college football hasn’t passed him by
As an aspiring young quarterback at Muleshoe High in the early 2000s, Lincoln Riley attended a football camp at Texas Christian University, run by a coach known even then as a mastermind of defense, a man whose ideas and 4-2-5 scheme would one day be disseminated across college football. Gary Patterson had just been elevated…
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Fox News hosts gush over Trump coif in odd display: ‘Magnificent dome of orange’
The cast of Fox News’ “Fox & Friends Weekend” dedicated a segment Sunday morning to gush over President Donald Trump’s hair, while also insisting “the left” was furious with the president’s “great hair day” in a fawning display. “So Trump has a great hair day, and the left goes absolutely berserk!” said Fox News’ Charles…
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Music’s Most Mysterious Profession
The conductor is a con artist. Or: The conductor is God. Musicians frequently encounter both of these extreme views of music’s most mysterious profession. It’s not surprising that conductors elicit suspicion as well as adulation. The very act of conducting—waving a wand to summon ravishing or ethereal or earsplitting sounds—can look like either inexplicable magic…
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Speedy rookie Brenen Thompson could help shift Chargers offense into overdrive
Chargers rookie wide receiver Brenen Thompson said he doesn’t love zipping around. “To be fair, I really hate running,” Thompson, a former track star, said. “But I’m really good at it.” Thompson has proven that so far in Chargers training camp, sprinting around defenders and maximizing his 5-foot-9, 170-pound frame in passing drills. His speed…