Exclusive Brethren leader denies knowledge of members volunteering for Liberal Party
‘No involvement whatsoever’ says church leader about his flock’s army of campaign workers.
Power, money, and the lying fucks who think you won’t notice.
‘No involvement whatsoever’ says church leader about his flock’s army of campaign workers.
Bipartisan revulsion finally makes the showman blink, but the true horror is the circus we live in.
FBI probes mysterious powdery mail sent to state offices, because apparently democracy now runs on anthrax-lite and baking-soda-based terrorism.
Justices will weigh if a Nigerian chef forced to feed a militant group can be denied asylum, a case that could reshape the definition of “material support.”
Kash Patel posts from Liberty University law‑enforcement event as network cites two anonymous sources to claim he 'landed' for secret Kremlin meetings.
Feds show up with a mystery thumb drive, demand officials fuck with ballots, and then cry to a judge when told to get fucked.
Undercover sting reveals party chair coaching a reporter to scrub Tommy Robinson‑related posts before applying to be a councillor, and a candidate who says he failed vetting twice still getting a nod.
As feds seize her phone and passport in immigration fraud raid, Tim Mynett's chief complaint is about the press disturbing the block's peace.
On October 15, Judge Ramón E. Reyes, Jr. granted New York City’s motion to dismiss the United States’ sanctuary-city case, noting in a footnote that every court before him had rejected the same argument. The feds keep suing. The feds keep losing.
On Oct 14 the 9th Circuit ruled California cannot force non-uniformed federal officers to 'visibly display identification', finding the United States 'certain to succeed' on its Supremacy Clause claim and comparing the law unfavorably to traffic rules.
The Massachusetts Senator, facing real economic fires, decided to piss and moan about a hot sauce merger, getting herself absolutely roasted online by people who can tell a crisis from a condiment rack.
Jeffrey Donaldson, former DUP leader, sentenced to 15 years for 18 child sex offenses including rape, gets 50% remission reducing prison time.
Council members celebrated laws forcing federal agents to wear name tags and show their faces, citing 'simple' logic. The Justice Department sued the mayor, city attorney, and police chief, pointing out the 39 local doxxing cases, the facial-recognition apps hunting agents' kids, and the fact that four other courts already told them to go fuck themselves.
FBI agents raided the congresswoman's D.C. home and grabbed her phone weeks before the midterms, while a grand jury issues subpoenas to relatives over potential fraud in her immigration filings - because nothing says 'clean paperwork' like a federal search and a dozen legal summonses.
A massive Texas computer glitch left almost 600,000 voter registrations stuck in limbo, sparking a lawsuit and raising fresh concerns about voter suppression ahead of the 2026 election.
In a joint statement, Justices Gorsuch and Sotomayor eviscerate the government's 'constitutional absurdity' of prosecuting a man for staying put after a court ordered him not to leave, proving even Supreme Court enemies can bond over federal stupidity.
Obama's billion-dollar Chicago monument to himself is now a monument to financial incontinence.
The former president claims a BBC 'Panorama' episode gave the 'mistaken impression' he called for violence, prompting a legal battle where the broadcaster is serving papers to his kids while a Guardian columnist argues the BBC's institutional stubbornness makes it a uniquely formidable opponent.
After failing to win the living, the opposition leader petitions to halt the removal of 130 million ghosts, dupes, and fictional immigrants from the rolls.
After the Court told him to wait his turn in September, Brown's legal team ran back to a rogue appeals court demanding a decision in 48 hours. The justices just called their bullshit.
The Senate Majority PAC shovels cash into Michigan and Maine after pulling out of winnable races, proving money can't buy a clue. Meanwhile, Trump tours backwater towns to grift for GOP nobodies and drool over a free jet.
The agency extended the deadline for 8,200 polluters' emissions reports because its own website wasn't ready, skipped public comment because it was 'impracticable', and now wants feedback on a rule already in effect.
Congressional letter demands the FAA prove a flight‑scheduling recommendation can't kill anyone, invokes a past crash, and blames Trump for a 90‑day test that's already happening.
The agency's October 14 notice sets the magic numbers for two obscure chemicals: over 1 mg/g or a specific ratio and it's Schedule I. Below that line, the DEA's official position is a cowardly 'we haven't said it's safe, so good luck, asshole.'