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Officials say a new metric tracking upbeat statements, rather than actual fire lines, better reflects public morale during containment efforts.
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Officials say a new metric tracking upbeat statements, rather than actual fire lines, better reflects public morale during containment efforts.
The new Reparations Preemption Bureau will require every municipality in America to file paperwork proving it has not thought about compensating anyone for anything, ever.
After three wild dog brothers trekked 2,500 miles for a mate, officials say future journeys of the heart will require proper paperwork.
A newly formed committee's first act was to optimize itself for speed, in service of recommending less speed.
Under proposed amendments, anyone hoping their millions count as a legal donation will first need to spend several weeks sleeping in a bunk near the woolsack.
Inspired by a hit producer's advice not to look for a hit, the agency now sends staff into theatres wearing sound-dampening headphones and mild confusion.
With floodwaters rising faster than the leaderboard could be updated, officials decided the fairest solution was to change what the race was.
New resolution reportedly links lights, climate control and ticket sales directly to the president's physical presence in the lobby.
Africa's richest man says he wants ordinary people to feel like owners, so ownership will simply visit each of them in turn.
Officials say the device, mounted beside the Resolute Desk, will be checked before every major model release, eliminating the need for written rules entirely.
League unveils an eternal scouting process guaranteeing the quarterback remains 'under consideration' in perpetuity.
Facility leadership says the same layout inspectors flagged for hygiene and safety violations could soon be coming to a detention center near you.