In a week where the national mood could best be described as “scrolling with one eyebrow raised,” Americans once again proved their unique talent for turning unrelated facts into a single, chaotic cultural moment.
Diplomats insist it’s “contextual” and not a mistake, despite mounting confusion.
GENEVA — World leaders were left quietly unsettled this week after the name Greg Biffle appeared repeatedly in an international policy briefing on global stability, energy cooperation, and “things we may need later.”
Officials confirm resources are being redirected toward “very important mysteries” with no clear benefit.
WASHINGTON — In a bold display of institutional curiosity, government agencies announced a new wave of official investigations this week, targeting questions that experts agree do not need answers and may actively make society worse.
WASHINGTON — Less than twenty-four hours after President Donald Trump announced his “legendary, unparalleled, best-in-all-realities” peace treaty between the Mountain Troll Confederacy and the Forest Elven Collective, the entire agreement has already detonated in spectacular fashion.
Conspiracy theories follow predictable patterns. Once you’ve seen a few, you start recognizing the same narrative structures repeating themselves with different details swapped in. It’s like Mad Libs for the paranoid.
NEW YORK — In a surprise announcement that left diplomats, cryptozoologists, and several confused woodland spirits blinking hard, President Donald Trump declared that he has successfully negotiated peace between two ancient fantasy races locked in a 3,000-year conflict.
We’re living through a weird moment in celebrity culture. On one hand, we’ve got more access to famous people than ever before. On the other, we’re collectively exhausted by the constant stream of celebrity content that floods our feeds every single day.
NEW YORK — After months of digging, True Free World can now confirm what many viewers suspected every time something on Fox News felt… a little too sparkly and chaotic: the network is being quietly operated by a council of fae tricksters.
WASHINGTON — In a revelation that has somehow surprised absolutely no one paying attention, a new True Free World investigation confirms that several billionaire candidates running for office this year are not human, or even alive, but fully ascended liches sustaining themselves through money, influence, and questionable amulets.
NEW YORK — A sweeping investigation by True Free World has uncovered what economists have suspected for years: billionaires are not just wealthy; they are, in fact, literal dragons disguised in expensive hoodies and suspiciously heatproof suits.
