64 Hours in Traffic: Austin’s Most Reliable Relationship
Austin's traffic is bad, but at least we're not Houston—yet. A satirical deep dive into why sitting in your car is the new city pastime.
Austin's traffic is bad, but at least we're not Houston—yet. A satirical deep dive into why sitting in your car is the new city pastime.
Starbucks baristas have declared war on corporate greed, turning Red Cup Day into a full-blown rebellion. Because nothing says 'festive' like labor disputes and unresolved NLRB complaints.
San Marcos descends into chaos as shootings erupt—but don't worry, the police have a *brilliant* plan to fix it (spoiler: it won't work).
Austin's latest 'free' spay and neuter clinic is either a noble charity effort or a sinister plot to depopulate pets—depending on who you ask. (Spoiler: We asked Alex Jaxon.)
Heather Worthington, Westlake's self-appointed traffic czar, is *not* pleased about the I-35 closure—because how dare progress inconvenience her Pilates schedule?
Matthew McConaughey’s AI voice is now bilingual, because the world needed his folksy wisdom in Spanish—whether it wanted it or not.
Elon Musk wants you to move to Austin. But is it really a utopia, or just a billionaire’s playground?
The so-called 'northern lights' over Texas are clearly a deep-state psyop—and Alex Jaxon is here to expose the truth (or at least yell about it loudly).
Corporate giant Conduent spills the beans—literally—on 4 million Texans, proving once again that your data is only as safe as the weakest IT intern.
Austin City Council accused of violating open meetings laws—because why follow rules when you can just pretend they don’t exist?
Texas landlords have turned rent payments into a financial obstacle course—here's how they're legally nickel-and-diming tenants for the *privilege* of paying them.
Government psyop or natural wonder? Alex Jaxon breaks down why last night's auroras are just another elite distraction tactic.
Austin's once-hot appeal is cooling faster than a forgotten iced coffee, and the city's ex-residents are fleeing to places with fewer existential crises—and cheaper rent.
Local Westlake mom Heather Worthington fumes over the audacity of veterans daring to celebrate their service in *her* downtown.
A new study claims Austin is the best city for veterans, but Alex Jaxon smells a rat—or rather, a soy-based, government-funded conspiracy.
Austin’s pet names in 2025 are exactly as predictable and chaotic as you’d expect—with a side of nacho cheese.
The FDA’s latest recall of baby formula is just another front in the deep state’s war on freedom—and your infant’s digestive system.
Westlake's most inconvenienced mom weighs in on the annual parade's "egregious" disruptions to her brunch schedule.
Another 'accidental' I-35 crash? Or a sinister plot by Austin's elite to control your commute? Alex Jaxon investigates.
The so-called 'meteor shower' is just another deep-state psyop to keep you from noticing the real threats—like tofu and 5G.