The Dump

Nikki Haley loses to no one in Nevada. Meanwhile, TSwift has a big game and Tesla owners are reinventing dangerous driving. 

Right-wing media figures are targeting Taylor Swift with a conspiracy theory, Elmo grows up fast, and kids are being forced to learn cursive. Plus, Joe Biden doesn't see his shadow and the sky is falling in upstate New York.

Things are starting to feel pretty familiar around the world of politics (and The Daily Show). Amazon pays the price for ticking off its French workers, Florida and NY fight back against the threat of Instagram, and the reason we're making hermit crabs our new trash mascot. 

Trump wins in Iowa, Costco and Target up their security and mountain goats are developing a nocturnal lifestyle. Just another week in the trash that is the news. 

New year, new season, same garbage news! 2023 was recorded to be the world’s hottest year, over 30 countries are currently at war, and we can't even have a good Golden Globes host. Plus, a PSA on that gum you love to hate. 

Travel alerts and safety warnings spark up everywhere toward the holidays – it's no wonder your pilot is having a mental breakdown. Plus, rabies vaccines, porn on the Hill and our Dump News team gets into the holiday spirit. 

We're almost wrapped (in a garbage bag) for 2023. AI is having a moment at Google and in the EU. Meanwhile, Vladimir Putin is running for a fifth term as President, Taylor Swift is the Time Person of the Year, and wasabi might make you remmeber what you did last summer. 

It's a trash week for the planet – but apparently the dinosaurs were killed by climate change, too! Plus, AIM is about to delete all inactive accounts, U.S. life expectancy is going up, and George DeSantos disappears. 

Portugal’s Prime Minister resigns, the DC pandas fly to China, and we talk to writer, producer and creator Sasha Stewart about the 2023 election results. Plus, an exclusive scoop on the new Taylor Swift reporter.

This week's Dump brought to you by Hinge, Election Edition. 

We talk to Saturday Night Live writer Vannessa Jackson about some exciting news in late night TV. Plus, we catch up on the Mike Johnson news, the Beatles new(!) song, and a PSA about daylight savings.