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In a bid to convince First Lady Melania Trump, People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) drafted a letter urging that the White House Easter Egg Roll—an event that dates back to 1878—use decorated potatoes in place of eggs. The letter states, “Easter fun doesn’t have to come at a hen’s expense.”
In South Los Angeles, a mystery shooter has been turning alley cats into target practice with a BB gun. PETA responded by offering $5,000 for the culprit’s arrest. Dozens of cats have been targeted, including poor Albert, who now has a bullet stuck in his spine.
A special guest, Figure 03, entered the East Room at the White House on Wednesday with First Lady Melania Trump. This took place during Melania’s International Technology Summit, where she hosted First Spouses of leaders from 45 different countries and delegates from 28 global tech firms.
With a war underway and airports in disarray, President Trump made time for a lighthearted sightseeing stop at Elvis Presley’s Graceland this week. He marveled over Elvis and contemplated (for some reason) if he could have beaten him in a fight. Meanwhile, back in the real world, bombings continue abroad, and travelers remain stuck in hours-long lines during the TSA crisis.
Sunday was World Water Day and Canada used the occasion to lecture about…gender. They claim women are “world leaders in water management.” Women have historically brought water to the home, sure, but men build aqueducts, plumbing systems, and city water facilities. Men are the plumbers, pipefitters, water treatment operators, and utility workers. So who’s actually managing the water?
People are again divided online as to whether or not this new video of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is AI after this one on Sunday. Watch his ring disappear at about 28 seconds. The Prime Minister was also reportedly missing from a security briefing on Monday. What do you think?
People are divided online as to whether or not this video of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is AI. The Prime Minister has not been seen in public in several days, sparking rumors that he is dead. What do you think?
We have a very special guest on today’s live show! Here is a hint: His name rhymes with Bucker Marlson.
The state of New York is giving seniors AI-powered robot buddies to help “combat social isolation and loneliness.” Because what lonely people really need is… a robot.
The winner of last weekend’s Wife Carrying Race completed the course with his old ball and chain around his neck in 1 minute and 45 seconds. The prize was a barrel of local ale.
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