As sports media celebrates the NWSL's new nine-figure media deal, players reportedly find solace in their union's commitment to social justice workshops, which almost makes up for needing a second job to pay rent.
Read More.In a landmark moment for journalism, the Pulitzer Prize board has recognized a reporter for his courageous act of accurately typing out a public address. The award celebrates the new gold standard in media: uncritically repeating things the right people say.
Read More.In a move to streamline the electoral process, the Democratic National Committee has announced that all future Senate candidates will be selected not by voters, but by a proprietary algorithm that ranks them on a scale of oppression.
Read More.Following a recent uptick in cases in a red state, public health activists who spent the last four years in biohazard suits have suddenly remembered the existence of the MMR vaccine, lamenting that it can’t be administered via mail-in ballot.
Read More.In a courageous defense of the status quo, Senate Democrats blocked a radical bill that would have forced politicians to pay for their own political polling instead of using your money.
Read More.After years of demanding the government dismantle every successful company, the media class is suddenly concerned about antitrust laws now that their own media conglomerates are in the crosshairs. A crisis of conscience, or just a crisis of portfolio?
Read More.Governor Gavin Newsom bravely warns the nation about the dangers of Donald Trump, all while expertly managing California's transition into a vibrant, post-apocalyptic paradise.
Read More.Just as the leaves begin their seasonal change, experts have noted the cyclical return of the nation's most predictable political climate event: the Pre-Election End of Democracy Panic.
Read More.In a move that has baffled Beltway insiders, Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is pioneering a new form of electoral influence: the 'aspirational endorsement.' Because why back a winner when you can make a point?
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