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Elon Musk buys #EveFartlow for $44bn
Seth Rogan, who has a 50% stake in the tweet, will split the proceeds with the 3 year old who originally came up with the pun. Mr. Musk has said he will also make a similar bid for the Rooney/Vardy spat and $0.37 for Ed Balls Day. His accountant explained: 'Elon is purchasing iconic Twitter moments, which is pretty much anything involving Kim Kardashian and clickbait of cheerleaders. $44bn is a bargain if it means Elon can take Covfefe home with him'. Image from Pixabay by s7

Guest Author
Apr 28


Renters' Rights: Landlords now legally entitled to souls
LONDON — Following the introduction of the new Renters’ Rights Act, which comes into full force on 1 May 2026, the government has moved to reassure private property owners that they will still be able to subject tenants to unspeakable horrors, marking a triumphant return to traditional Victorian landlord-tenant dynamics. While the legislation technically bans "no-fault evictions" and converts all tenancies to rolling periodic contracts, landlords have been granted sweeping ne

scottfutile
Apr 28


Pirate Booty, Bear Insurance, & Poop - NewsBiscuit Podcast 60
Episode 60: Pirate Booty, Bear Insurance, & Poop https://youtu.be/0dDY2OdcKHA https://open.spotify.com/episode/2Rus1lY5JSRzK9gXTojjC0?si=ZRjcNOiGRlOytHp53zu7vQ Comedy news from NewsBiscuit Featuring Guests: Dan Sweryt, Sparkly Bob & Paul L Host: Wrenfoe. April-May 2026 http://www.newsbiscuit.com/ We are also listed on Sticher, Pocket Casts, Deezer, Listen Notes, Podcast Addict & Castbox, YouTube, Spotify, Apple iPlayer Podcast, Amazon Music &Anchor

NewsBiscuit
Apr 27


US death penalty expanded to include crucifixion
The United States has added crucifixion to the methods of killing human beings in the name of justice. The move addresses criticism that electrocution, poison gas and lethal injection are not sufficiently barbaric for the moralistic, evangelical supporters of the death penalty. ‘Nailing criminals to crosses and leaving them to die in horrific pain is what a modern civilised society demands’ said a Department of Justice official. Democrats were also supportive of crucifixion f

Midfield Diamond
Apr 27


Social media influencers sent to make peace deal with Iran
"We figured that negotiations in Islamabad would go nowhere if left solely in the hands of witless Steve Witkoff and that idiot princeling, Jared Kushner," said a US State Department source. "That's why we've sent along a team of fake-tanned female TikTok influencers. I mean, why not give it a try? They've all made fortunes peddling snake oil to teenagers. Maybe they can sell a deal to the Iranians which will re-open the Strait of Hormuz." "Who are we meeting?" asked beauty p

Jeremynh
Apr 27


Rees-Mogg embroiled in 'office stove fuel row' with cabinet colleagues and civil servants
Following recent visits in and around the government's Whitehall offices, Minister for Brexit Opportunities (whatever that is), Jacob Rees-Mogg, is said to have been 'discomfited and dismayed' to find many civil servants were not at their desks, preferring instead to continue to work from home. Upon discovering this, Mr Rees-Mogg is understood to have left individual notes for when the officers return. NewsBiscuit has obtained a copy of the note. Dear ***** I was quite thorou

Chipchase
Apr 27


World 'couldn't give a stuff' about Trump anymore
'I know I should care, he's got the nuclear codes, he's a fruitcake, he's destroying world alliances and it's pretty obvious he's manipulating financial markets for himself and his family,' said the leader of a major European country, 'but honestly, I couldn't give a flying f@ck anymore,' he added. World leaders have come to realise that kow-towing to the Trump administration doesn't insulate their countries from his erratic herky-jerky mood swings. Bucking him does result i

Throngsman
Apr 27


Thames Water could win Turner Prize
The nominations for the 2026 Turner Prize have just been announced, include a surprise entry from Thames Water. While most of the nominations are from the usual list radical, up-and-coming, and angry young artists, the Thames Water entry is the first one by a company. Some artists are shocked (and angry), and believe that the corporate entry is a sell out that goes against the spirit of the prize. Thames Water were not able to give any details about the entry. 'Someone else h

deskpilot
Apr 26
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