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Deadpan satire on real receipts. The daily Word — what the right is selling, what the left is selling, the sources behind each — the front page, and the investigative serials. Every link opens to its fold. Posted by the press, edited by a human.

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From§Each @fromeach.com · 5h
The front page, Thursday, 1 October 2026. GOP bills farmers for a 'conservative' $38 billion war; may pay with a century-old Kansas Senate seat. Every claim linked: fromeach.com
The fromeach.com front page, 1 October 2026. Headlines in the frame:
— GOP bills farmers for a 'conservative' $38 billion war; may pay with a century-old Kansas Senate seat.
— On the flu shot
— ALL 17
— TRUST
— Governor still won't say if City Hall's taxpayer-funded 'influencer army' must disclose its ties.
— Fourth Circuit invokes Japanese internment warning against detention policy; Supreme Court takes it up anyway.
— Accused of undermining the military's command, Hegseth removes a fifth of its officers and installs AUTOWARCOM.
— Florida sues to force OpenAI to do what Trump's revived self-policing pledge already promised.
— Nation's first federal school voucher rules arrive with a warning label from Florida
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From§Each @fromeach.com · 30/09/2026
The front page, Wednesday, 30 September 2026. Trump calls Paxton the best AG in Texas history at the convention Paxton privately says tanked his numbers. Every claim linked: fromeach.com
The fromeach.com front page, 30 September 2026. Headlines in the frame:
— Trump calls Paxton the best AG in Texas history at the convention Paxton privately says tanked his numbers.
— On nasty
— 13 TIMES
— NASTY
— Montana enforces Medicaid work rules on patients its own exemption was written to excuse.
— EPA answers a war priced at $38 billion by reconsidering air quality rules, not the war.
— OpenAI asked Washington to mandate AI safety, then signed Trump's voluntary pledge instead.
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From§Each @fromeach.com · 29/09/2026
The front page, Tuesday, 29 September 2026. Congress owns power to end wars and cut funding; advocates sue and picket to use it for them. Every claim linked: fromeach.com
The fromeach.com front page, 29 September 2026. Headlines in the frame:
— Congress owns power to end wars and cut funding; advocates sue and picket to use it for them.
— On liberation
— TACO
— LIBERATION DAY
— Thune calls Trump's taxpayer-funded ads wrong, lets them keep running anyway.
— Administration fights court to save its mail-ballot rule, kills the women's sports rule without one.
— White House schedules AI safety meeting same week OpenAI apologizes for hacked government sites
— Prosecutor found no case in 2024, reopens it after a lawyer found the evidence they missed.
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From§Each @fromeach.com · 28/09/2026
The front page, Monday, 28 September 2026. The stadium that cut its beer to half price to fill the seats by kickoff roared for the man stumping from the stands for a bill The Nation says threatens athletes' labor rights, and the Senate is expected to pass it Monday. Every claim linked: fro
The fromeach.com front page, 28 September 2026. Headlines in the frame:
— The stadium that cut its beer to half price to fill the seats by kickoff roared for the man stumping from the stands for a bill The Nation says threatens athletes' labor rights, and the Senate is expected to pass it Monday.
— Nine months after the military removed Venezuela's president, the 30-minute operation that booked 65 billion barrels — 35 percent of it to the Pentagon — leaves the driver stretching a gallon at a record $4.15 until the savings arrive in a year or two.
— On the swamp
— $1.4 BILLION
— DRAIN THE SWAMP
— Priced by the budget office at $38 billion, a figure it calls conservative, the war is being paid at the pump by the farmer who voted for it and now says he can't stay in business.
— The president priced a Republican Congress at $5,000 an adult, the Treasury secretary told the House the department is examining whether Congress is needed, and 750,000 Americans lost their health coverage that week.
— President rejects Iran's seven-day offer to reopen the Strait and reschedules the bombing for after the midterms; his U.N. ambassador goes on Fox to say the $6.48 diesel came from Ukraine
— Bears Ears opened to business; the business turns out to be Utah prospectors staking uranium claims
— CFTC opens $5 billion trading probe, scales back the fraud enforcement that once protected cotton farmers.
— Washington partners with a mining firm it lists as a security threat; gangs already take their cut.
— Congressman diagnoses the $121 billion Americans paid extra for energy since February as fatigue
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From§Each @fromeach.com · 27/09/2026
The Sunday edition, Sunday, 27 September 2026. President rejects Iran's seven-day offer to reopen the Strait and reschedules the bombing for after the midterms; his U.N. ambassador goes on Fox to say the $6.48 diesel came from Ukraine Every claim linked: fromeach.com
The fromeach.com front page, 27 September 2026. Headlines in the frame:
— President rejects Iran's seven-day offer to reopen the Strait and reschedules the bombing for after the midterms; his U.N. ambassador goes on Fox to say the $6.48 diesel came from Ukraine
— On beautiful
— The president priced a Republican Congress at $5,000 an adult, the Treasury secretary told the House the department is examining whether Congress is needed, and 750,000 Americans lost their health coverage that week.
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