WASHINGTON, D.C. — The United States government announced a major breakthrough in fiscal policy Thursday after Treasury officials discovered they could purchase U.S. government debt using U.S. government money.

WASHINGTON, D.C. — In a bold move to restore public trust, the United States Senate has voted to ban lawmakers and staff from placing bets on prediction markets involving wars, elections, economic crashes, and other events they may have accidentally learned about during classified briefings.

After years of immersive field study, federal officials announced Tuesday that fraud is, in fact, bad, unveiling a bold new initiative to prohibit the very activity they have quietly tolerated, outsourced, subsidized, and accidentally rewarded for generations.

ATLANTA, GA — As the Department of Homeland Security shutdown drags into another week, TSA agents across the country are reportedly calling out of work in record numbers, citing a recently discovered condition known as “wanting a paycheck.”

WASHINGTON, D.C. — Citizens across the United States confirmed Monday that they are continuing to wait patiently for someone—anyone—to be held accountable for something.

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