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As President Trump gets his long-overdue roasting from Trey Parker and Matt Stone, here’s a look at more of the Comedy Central series’ most outrageous and hilarious celeb moments. Published on August 21, 2025 ‘South Park’ Comedy Central For more than a quarter century, South Park has gleefully skewered sacred cows, puncturing egos with a construction-paper smile.
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Elon Musk and his social media company X Corp. have reached a tentative agreement to settle a lawsuit filed by former Twitter employees who said they were owed $500 million in severance pay. Attorneys for X Corp. and the former Twitter employees reported the deal in a Wednesday court filing, in which both sides asked
A coalition of U.S. labor unions and progressive advocacy groups urged state financial officers overseeing public pension funds to oppose fresh pay awards for Tesla CEO Elon Musk, warning the excessive cost poses risks to workers’ retirement savings.
