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Security Personnel Deployed To Protect Nation From Dangerous Students Holding Posters
Thousands of officers descend on Jakarta to contain the terrifying democratic threat of students holding signs and asking awkward questions.
Jun 14
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Leigh McKiernon
Far-Right Protesters Shocked To Learn Burning Things Does Not Improve Local Community
Residents express surprise that destroying public infrastructure has not improved their quality of life, despite repeated assurances from angry men.
Jun 11
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Leigh McKiernon
Trump Booed At Knicks Game, Claims Crowd Was Saying “Boo-ild The Wall”
Madison Square Garden erupts as Trump appears on the jumbotron, prompting him to declare the boos were actually a passionate wall-building chant.
Jun 10
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Leigh McKiernon
UK Government Solves Two-Tier Policing Row With Third Tier For Everyone Who Complains
Ministers hail a breakthrough as the two-tier policing debate is replaced by an even larger argument about a brand-new third tier.
Jun 6
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Leigh McKiernon
1
Epstein Coverage Generates Enough Content to Distract Nation from Literally Everything Else
Congress halts legislative duties as Epstein coverage dominates national attention. Protesters too distracted to care.
Jan 7
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Leigh McKiernon
3
Kennedy Center Renaming Sparks Boycott From People Who Just Googled What the Kennedy Center Is
Outrage over the Kennedy Center’s new name has sparked national protest... mostly from people who’ve never been to a show.
Jan 6
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Leigh McKiernon
2
New Penal Code Criminalizes Insulting President, Netizens Accept Challenge
A new law in Indonesia bans insulting the president. The internet, predictably, considers this a personal invitation.
Jan 5
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Leigh McKiernon
4
China Praises Myanmar Election For Bravely Redefining ‘Choice’
China has praised Myanmar’s recent election, calling it a positive step toward stability and democratic development despite international criticism.
Jan 2
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Leigh McKiernon
2
Anti-Corruption Drive Succeeds After Officials Run Out of Drawers to Hide Money In
Ongoing anti-corruption investigations in Vietnam reveal logistical strains within government offices as enforcement intensifies.
Jan 1
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Leigh McKiernon
1
Sara Duterte Trust Rating Rises After Saying Absolutely Nothing For Several Weeks
Silence is the message: Duterte’s trust rating spikes after weeks of not making eye contact with the public or the microphone.
Dec 31, 2025
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Leigh McKiernon
1
Court Rules Former PM Not Eligible for House Arrest Because ‘House Too Big’
A Malaysian court rejected Najib Razak’s house arrest request after determining his “house” meets the legal definition of a palace.
Dec 30, 2025
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Leigh McKiernon
2
Myanmar State Media Declares Election a Success Hours Before It Begins
Myanmar’s state media declares election a “success” hours before polls open, citing unanimous support and zero participation issues.
Dec 29, 2025
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Leigh McKiernon
1
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