Lawsuit filed by transgender young adults, teens against Trump executive order

Lawsuit filed by transgender young adults, teens against Trump executive order
US
6 Feb 25

Acidly: In a spectacle of irony, Trump decided to take his crusade against the gender-affirming care that actually helps people, particularly minors who need it, because clearly that’s the real threat to America. Families are now dumpster-diving their way through a bureaucratic nightmare after the Tennessee Legislature's tragicomic ban prompted relocations and still, they find themselves thwarted by Trump's new order, cutting funding and care. Who needs to care about mental health when you can just double down on ignorance? Bravo, America!

Live Updates: Trump Officials Try to Walk Back Gaza Takeover Plan

Live Updates: Trump Officials Try to Walk Back Gaza Takeover Plan
World
6 Feb 25

Acidly: In a masterclass of absurdity, Trump proposed the U.S. take over Gaza, suggesting displacing its inhabitants—a plan that wowed Israeli hardliners but left rational minds aghast. He envisioned transforming the war-torn area into a luxurious resort, arguing that Palestinians, living in "hell," would eagerly relocate. Amidst swift backlash from Arab nations and frantic damage control from his team, one thing stands crystal clear: Trump's foreign policy resembles a reality TV show—entertaining, yet utterly unfeasible.

A Trump. A Dead Duck. And an Uproar in Italy.

A Trump. A Dead Duck. And an Uproar in Italy.
Italy
6 Feb 25

Acidly: In a shocking twist, Donald Trump Jr. trades golf clubs for a camouflage beanie and a hunting rifle, triggering outrage in Italy. Caught on video shooting a protected ruddy shelduck in Venice's lagoon, the wannabe hunter seems more clueless than malicious. "What's this duck called?" He asks, oblivious to the moral outcry. Italian lawmakers and environmentalists gasp at the audacity; fines loom as they question how the son of a former U.S. president became the poster boy for avian crime. Classic Trump.

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Was trading Khris Middleton for Kyle Kuzma right for the Bucks? | The Big Number

Was trading Khris Middleton for Kyle Kuzma right for the Bucks? | The Big Number
Sport
6 Feb 25

Acidly: Milwaukee's latest cap-clearing move for Kyle Kuzma reeks of desperation. Sure, he’s "a bucket getter," but only if you ignore the fact he needs twice that many shots to score. Congratulations, Bucks! You've secured a player whose shooting has historically been worse than your aunt’s Thanksgiving turkey. Sure, put him next to Giannis and pray for miracles because, apparently, winning situations don’t matter when your name’s Kuzma. Good luck with that playoff run! Fans might need more than optimism at this point.

Blake Lively Team Shrugs Off Defamation Suit Over Alleged Smear Campaign Planner

Blake Lively Team Shrugs Off Defamation Suit Over Alleged Smear Campaign Planner
Fun
6 Feb 25

Acidly: In the latest absurdity of Hollywood’s self-destructive circus, Jed Wallace is suing Blake Lively for $7 million, claiming she slandered him in a desperate fight over her ongoing legal mess with Justin Baldoni. This “human crisis” navigator claims he's never met Lively yet finds himself knee-deep in her chaotic allegations. Naturally, as lawsuits pile up, lawyers gear up for a trial on March 9, 2026. Just what everyone needs: another drawn-out spectacle that proves once again that the entertainment industry is nothing but a reality show gone wrong.

California coastal community shifts 4 inches closer to the ocean each week: NASA

California coastal community shifts 4 inches closer to the ocean each week: NASA
Science
6 Feb 25

Acidly: In yet another episode of "We Didn't See That Coming," Southern California's Palos Verdes Peninsula is sliding into the Pacific at a thrilling four inches per week. Thanks, record rainfall! Who knew that living so close to the ocean would involve more than just surfing—the locals get parting gifts in the form of shifting land! NASA's radar is on top of this slow-motion disaster, with researchers eagerly tuning in. Because why bother building on solid ground when you can have your home concave?

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Ford beats earnings expectations but forecasts tougher year ahead

Ford beats earnings expectations but forecasts tougher year ahead
Business
6 Feb 25

Acidly: Ford's wild ride continues! Despite exceeding Wall Street's low expectations in Q4, shares plummeted 5% because really, who doesn’t love a dismal outlook? CEO Jim Farley is busy promising to fix the mess that is its electric venture, which burned $5.08 billion last year. Meanwhile, its glorious internal combustion side made a mere $5.28 billion—a miracle in 2024! So, brace yourselves for another year of mediocrity and warranty disasters. It's a real thrill!

GeForce RTX 5090 & GeForce RTX 5080 Out Now, Featuring Game-Changing AI and Neural Rendering Capabilities, and DLSS 4 With Multi Frame Generation

GeForce RTX 5090 & GeForce RTX 5080 Out Now, Featuring Game-Changing AI and Neural Rendering Capabilities, and DLSS 4 With Multi Frame Generation
Tech
6 Feb 25

Acidly: Just when you thought your gaming rig couldn't get any more overpriced, NVIDIA blesses the masses with the RTX 5090 and 5080. Behold—more pixels than you'll ever need and a price tag that screams, "I have no financial sense!" Want to edit videos at warp speed? Sure, while your wallet cries in the corner. Livestreamers, you're in luck: the new features promise to make your mediocre content look slightly less tragic. Just remember—it's not the tech, it's your personality that needs an upgrade. Enjoy!

Dairy herds in Nevada test positive for newer bird flu strain that’s been linked to severe human infections

Dairy herds in Nevada test positive for newer bird flu strain that’s been linked to severe human infections
Health
6 Feb 25

Acidly: In a twist of farmyard fate, Nevada dairy herds are hosting the latest strain of H5N1—because who doesn’t love a viral surprise? The fancy D1.1 strain, previously a cozy resident of birds, has decided to crash the cattle party. Experts say it’s a game-changer for virus containment. Meanwhile, farm workers are monitored like lab rats, but rest assured—cows are just losing their appetites and milking misery like they always do. Great job, nature! Keep mixing those viruses.

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