With his bombast, exaggerations and implausible suggestions, Donald Trump can defy satire. How will comedians skewer him during his second term?

Born Francois-Marie Arouet in 1694, this celebrated playwright, poet, essayist, and philosopher reinvented himself as simply ...

Weaving absurdism and romance, “Atropia” interrogates the Western perspective of the Middle East. Directed by Hailey Gates, ...

The post includes an image that matches the one shared on Instagram but includes a watermark in the lower-left corner that identifies it as satire. That watermark was cropped out of the version in ...

On a trip to Paris, Leslie Voltaire, the president of the Conseil Présidentiel de Transition (CPT), a transitional council installed in April 2024, promised to organize general elections − the ...

The parody X account that first posted the fake notice told Reuters it was created as satire and two of the companies that sell insulin in the United States said they had not made such announcements.

X said today that it will now label parody or satire profiles to differentiate them from other accounts. In the past, users, including news presenters, have mistaken posts from parody accounts as ...

Park City • A satire about preparing for war, a chronicle of Black farmers, a love story from India, a profile of a trailblazing Iranian woman and a dissection of America’s true-crime ...

Truly, satire is dead. The new US President certainly hit the ground running. Stopping almost all foreign aid (rich donees don’t need it, in poor countries it ends up in Swiss bank accounts).