Eagles Head to Washington D.C., Kamala Harris Delivers (Sort of) Remarks, and a Bear Foiled by Treats
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From the Eagles triumphantly visiting the White House, to Kamala Harris making headlines with her latest speech, there's a lot to catch up on. Settle in, and we'll fill you in on anything you might have missed.
The Philadelphia Eagles paid a visit to the White House this week to celebrate their Super Bowl LIX victory. For the first time since Hunter Biden's last birthday bash, the White House grounds crew had to ensure all poles were properly greased, just in case.
In an effort to combat inappropriate behavior in a public park in Seattle, authorities have planned to install "Public Masturbation Deterrent Infrastructure." This inside joke involving headshots of the cast from The View being stapled to trees is certainly an interesting approach.
In her first speech since the election, Vice President Kamala Harris seemed to confuse her audience when she spoke about a viral video of elephants during an earthquake. Most spectators were left puzzled, wondering why she was referencing Illinois Governor JB Pritzker instead.
US Senator Tommy Tuberville caused a stir earlier in the week, stating that Democrats "don't care" about college sports. While this may be controversial, it's worth noting that their interest skyrockets when men compete against women.
The much-anticipated game, Grand Theft Auto VI, has been pushed back once again to a May 2026 release. With the delay, designers have promised to make the game's hooker-punching mechanics a whopping 30% more lifelike.
A brave woman in Florida managed to deter a charging black bear by throwing a bag of cookies at it. Survival experts suggest that this strategy may also come in handy should you ever find yourself confronted by social media sensation, The Rizzler.
An Australian teenager, struck by lightning, expressed hopes of acquiring superpowers. Unfortunately, she now must endure the superpower of having to sit on a hemorrhoid ring for the remainder of her days.
Social media has embraced a new health trend known as "Fart Walks." Congressman Jerry Nadler was perplexed by this development, questioning, "Isn't every walk a fart walk?"
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- The Philadelphia Eagles' visit to the White House to celebrate their Super Bowl LIX victory had the White House grounds crew working overtime, ensuring all poles were properly greased as a deterrent, just in case.
- Vice President Kamala Harris left her audience perplexed with her reference to elephants during an earthquake in her first speech since the election, seemingly mistaking Illinois Governor JB Pritzker for the subject.
- US Senator Tommy Tuberville caused a stir when he stated that Democrats don't care about college sports, particularly men competing against women, a statement that may be controversial but worth noting.
- The Rizzler, a popular social-media sensation, might be a harder foe to handle than a charging black bear, according to survival experts, as throwing a bag of cookies at him might just be as useful as the strategy used on the bear.
- As entertainment and pop-culture news often dominate general-news discussions on crime-and-justice issues, it's not surprising that the pushback of Grand Theft Auto VI's release to May 2026 has become a hot topic, with designers promising an enhanced hooker-punching experience for the game.
