A collection of videos where situations start off poorly but conclude with unexpectedly positive or funny outcomes.

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The answer, mainly, is that Trumpists want us to give him a mulligan for 2020, when the economy was devastated by Covid-19. Strangely, though, they don’t want to give Biden a similar mulligan ...

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Trump never discussed the economy without talking about the culture. Tariffs are intertwined with American identity, as is his hope to deal with housing by mass deportation.

On May 13, "Bad Thoughts," the comedian's six-episode series, crashes onto Netflix like a fever dream. It’s so unhinged that your brain might file a restraining order.

The economy unexpectedly contracted at a 0.3% annual rate in the first quarter of 2025, a preliminary reading dragged down by a historic increase in imports as families and businesses try to get ...

Stocks and the economy down? Watch the Trump bait-and-switch. President Donald Trump changes his tune whenever bad news strikes, so the spin is always that he’s on course.

“Yeah, the stock market. Stock market has lost $5 trillion in three weeks. Yes, Trump, he’s the ozempic of the economy,” he added. “Today, Greenland offered to buy us.

A transmission is a crucial part in a car's normal functioning. A bad transmission doesn't necessarily mean damaging the engine, but there's more to it.

I do not doubt that Donald Trump’s bigotry and terrible economic policies will again destroy what is, at the moment, a great economy. Save me the eulogies. It’s amazing how quickly things change.

Funny puns are like cookies — it's impossible to stop after just one. In fact, once you get started, it's easy to just keep telling them. Lucky for you, we've gathered a collection of bad jokes ...