Why are so many of the posts on /politics from [deleted] accounts?
My go-to bookmark for Digg is directly to "trending" in /politics. 4 of the top 10 posts there are from [deleted] accounts. They're generally shallow, troll posts or marketing slop so I'm not saying they shouldn't have gotten banned but when bad actors represent that much of the
Villain of the Day: Paul Singer
Paul Singer is in the news today because he seems to be the prime beneficiary of the recent military action in Venezuela. A couple months ago he bought CITGO, an American subsidiary of Venezuela's state-owned oil company, for pennies on the dollar because sanctions were destr
Shane Gillis Sets Biggest Show Yet As Headliner, Will Perform For 60,000+ In Homecoming Set At Philadelphia’s Lincoln Financial Field In July 2026
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