Donald Trump wants the Supreme Court to clarify presidential powers—again. Is this a constitutional crisis or just another episode of “Law & Order: MAGA Unit”? Let’s break it down DMV-style, with satire, SEO, and a splash of legal absurdity.
A billionaire Trump supporter is building a new media empire, and Bari Weiss might be the editor-in-chief. Marylanders are bracing for impact, wondering if their cable boxes will need therapy. A satirical look at the rise of MAGA Media 2.0, with a DMV twist.
Curtis Sliwa is back in the mayoral ring, flanked by Trumpian echoes, progressive firebrand Mamdani, and the ghost of Cuomo past. Welcome to New York’s political Thunderdome—where everyone’s got a cape, a scandal, or a podcast.
Johnny Carson believed late-night comedy should unite, not divide. In today’s hyper-political media climate, his apolitical approach feels like both a relic and a roadmap. This satirical essay explores Carson’s philosophy, its impact on late-night TV, and what modern hosts can learn from the man who made America laugh without picking sides.
In a world where the line between real headlines and The Onion is blurrier than a politician's apology, satirical news websites have become our collective court jesters. They're the brave souls holding up a funhouse mirror to society, letting us laugh at the absurdity of it all before we start day-drinking. Think of it as therapy, but cheaper and with…
Welcome to the political circus, where the clowns are in charge and the punchlines often write themselves. In a world saturated with 24/7 news cycles and partisan shouting matches, political satire is more than just a coping mechanism; it’s a critical lens for understanding power. It’s the jester whispering truth to the king, the meme that dismantles a multi-million dollar…
Donald Trump announced he’ll award Rudy Giuliani the Presidential Medal of Freedom, sparking national debate and late-night comedy gold. From Mafia takedowns to landscaping press conferences, Giuliani’s legacy gets a shiny new twist.
In a podcast moment that feels like it was generated by a glitchy AI trained on old Woody Allen scripts and Fox News soundbites, Woody Allen praised Donald Trump on Bill Maher’s show. Welcome to 2025, where reality is just satire with better lighting.
The Department of Homeland Security just revealed over 1 million deportations, and America collectively blinked, checked its Wi-Fi, and asked, “Is this a rerun?” Let’s unpack the numbers, the spin, and the comedy of errors that is U.S. immigration discourse.