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PICTOFACT Underreported Ways The Trump Admin Screwed This Up Pandemics are hard, guys. Authors By Andrea Meno Published May 29, 2020
Twitter Finally Corrects Trump And He Goes Full Dictator Mode Twitter finally called Trump out. Now he wants to shut them down. Authors By Dan Duddy Published May 27, 2020
JK Rowling Still Sucks At Metaphors Look us in the eye and tell us who the Marshlanders are, Joanne. Authors By Amanda Mannen Published May 27, 2020
To Celebrate Nearly 100k Dead, Trump Donates 100k They're 100% going to accidentally going to release his tax returns in an campaign fundraising email blast. Authors By Luis Prada Published May 27, 2020
How Is KFC So Late To The Chicken Sandwich Wars? America's never going to say no to a fried chicken sandwich, but... Authors By Isaac Cabe Published May 27, 2020
Garfield-Themed Restaurant Exists, Is Having A Hard Time The future of the Garfield-shaped food industry is in peril. Authors By Maxwell Yezpitelok Published May 26, 2020
A Michigan Dam Burst, Can We Finally Tackle Infrastructure Now? How many once-in-a-century problems does it take before we do something? Authors By Isaac Cabe Published May 22, 2020
To Encourage Folks to Bone, Trojan Released a ... Cookbook? It’s like a horror movie in which you’ve been kidnapped and forced to do nothing but bake and bang. Authors By Amanda Mannen Published May 22, 2020
Hey, Starbucks, We Branded Your New Drink For You Starbuck's rampant promotion of new drinks around any type event is so exploitative and transparent that it has become amusing. Authors By Dan Duddy Published May 21, 2020
That New Hillary Clinton Alternate Reality Novel Sucks It's like if the DNC wrote 'The Butterfly Effect.' Authors By Mark Hill Published May 21, 2020
The List Of Big Companies Getting Clobbered During This Keeps Growing Just because a business is non-essential doesn't mean it didn't matter. Authors By Isaac Cabe Published May 20, 2020