America. In shy words.

The Supreme Court is about to decide if Big Oil pays for the damage

Local governments are taking on the energy giants, and the highest court in the land is finally listening.

Politics just hit a new level of absurdity, and the right-wing youth movement is still reeling from a major loss.

Turns out, replacing a loud megaphone with a committee doesn't exactly get the youth vote fired up.

The Department of Justice is calling foul on Berkeley Law for allegedly playing favorites with admissions.

Just another normal day in the life of a presidential jet that seemingly has a mind of its own.

It turns out working in the White House comes with some unexpected holiday bonuses that might land people in hot water.

Turns out the massive employment boom from AI data centers is mostly just a glitch in the math.

Forget doom-scrolling, now you can actually simulate the impending economic collapse yourself.

Midterms are usually boring slogs, but the GOP decided to turn their convention into a full-blown fan festival.

Airport security is rolling back the clock to a time before everything felt like a high-stakes spy movie.

Because nothing says 'smooth election season' like asking the highest court in the land to let you use a glitchy database for mass voter purges.

Who knew that scaring people into staying home would actually empty the city's pockets?