Makena Kelly

Aaron Kofsky, JD Vance's financial policy adviser, called Vance “a Trump boot licker” and instructed users on how to transport drugs through TSA in the posts. “Coke then opiates is always my go-to,” he wrote.

On’s robot created its new Cloudboom Strike LS performance shoes on-site in three minutes.

In 2020, LinkedIn founder, tech investor, and Harris megadonor Reid Hoffman made a custom Monopoly board to celebrate Airbnb's IPO. Instead of jail, it sent players to “Government Regulation.”

After months of campaigning, scandal, propaganda, and downright weirdness, it all comes down to this.

It turns out knocking doors for Elon Musk sucks in Arizona, too. “I felt like Big Brother was always watching me,” says a contracted door knocker, one of several who allege to WIRED that they faced poor working conditions while getting out the vote for Donald Trump.

Republicans now see the value in collaborating with influencers and content creators. Their plan? Bring them under their red tent for many elections to come.

Thanks to more mainstream influencers, a new, desirable, imitable aesthetic has emerged—and this time it wears a MAGA hat.

In an exciting new development, some of the world’s most innovative entrepreneurs and inventors will be honoured at a special event in November where they will showcase their creations in an interactive way with a global audience.

Brendan Carr wrote the Project 2025 chapter on the Federal Communications Commission. Now Donald Trump has tapped him to run the agency.

Brendan Carr wrote the Project 2025 chapter on the Federal Communications Commission. Now Donald Trump has tapped him to run the agency.