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Trump says he had “nothing to do” with Epstein. New Mexico opens a probe. Public hearings demanded. Totally normal. Nothing to see.

Trump demands half of Canada’s bridge and threatens hockey extinction. A dark comic take on geopolitical absurdity and authoritarian theatre

When power hides behind redactions, transparency becomes the real scandal. Full disclosure isn’t partisan. It’s basic hygiene.

I started this blog to write about dogs, cancer, work, and life’s small disasters. Instead, I’ve become an unpaid, non-American crisis correspondent tracking Donald Trump’s daily chaos. This post is about Trump burnout, political exhaustion, and why staying vocal still matters even when you’re tired, overwhelmed, and desperately in need of a break from the constant “what the hell just happened now” news cycle.

The Super Bowl halftime show delivered flashing lights, cultural whiplash, and a unifying message that definitely ruined someone’s evening in Florida. Watching Bad Bunny perform felt like an Adam Sandler sketch that accidentally became iconic. Chaotic, joyful, confusing, and oddly powerful, this halftime show proved once again that the Super Bowl isn’t just about football. It’s about vibes, identity, and collective national overreaction.

rump’s Greenland “deal” follows a familiar pattern: create a fake crisis, threaten escalation, declare victory, and end up with exactly what already existed. In this Daily Show–style monologue, the Greenland saga is compared to a taxi ride Trump never needed to hijack, exposing dealmaking as theater, diplomacy as collateral damage, and “I won” as a substitute for actual results.

When a federal official dresses like authoritarian fan fiction and throws chemical agents at protesters, the outfit isn’t the problem.