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By Boing Boing on Apr 15, 2024 in: History, News, politics, satire
You know it's going to be a treat when Donald Trump starts ramblng about history. At a rally in Pennsylvania last night, the former president treated his cult-like followers to a baffling "lecture" about the Battle of Gettysburg that was heavy on wor...
The best satire is based in truth. That is the case with this satire written by Alexandra Petri in The Washington Post:“Before you get too attached to me,” the woman said, “I must tell you my horrible secret: I can travel through time.”“For...
In the week before Easter, Donald Trump began hawking bibles. Some religious people viewed that as sacrilege. Alexandra Petri (in The Washington Post) saw it as an opportunity for some biting satire. She wrote: “Happy Holy Week!" former presid...
Alexandra Petri (The Washington Post) satirizes McConnell's announcement that that he will give up his Minority Leader post in November. Mitch McConnell will step down from his longtime post as Senate Republican leader in November, he...
Alexandra Petri (in The Washington Post) takes a satirical swipe at the ludicrous decision by the Alabama Supreme Court: Having kids is nothing like they tell you it will be! How tiny they are, and how you can hardly see them without a microscop...
By Business Insider on Feb 22, 2024 in: Tech, Culture, satire
The Fritzes are skewering influencer culture with pitch-perfect satire, but some people might not even realize it. (I didn't at first.)...
By North Coast Voices on Feb 16, 2024 in: satire
Former public school students speak out on the dangers of adequate funding for public schools. pic.twitter.com/1JqcaLDAm6— Mark Humphries (@markhumphries) February 11, 2024 ...