Find satire across the web
Focused relevance, fewer false positives
The web search focuses on discovering satirical content across public sites, blogs, and archives. Results are ranked by satirical intent, source credibility, and context so you see actual satire instead of unrelated humor or mislabeled content.
Latest Web Pages
The Silent Deal We Make in the Dark — Weddings
10+ hour, 11+ min ago (1233+ words) The floor of the Vista Theatre was always sticky, a sweet-and-sour trap of spilled cola and artificial butter. For Maya, that sticky floor was holy ground. In the late nineties, she spent her Saturday afternoons tucked into the velvet seats,…...
War with Azerbaijan 'by will'? How The Onion's satirical news misled internet users
13+ hour, 52+ min ago (247+ words) The joke from one of the most famous satirical publications in the United States was taken by many as real news. After the publication by the American satirical outlet The Onion, messages began spreading on social networks claiming that Senator…...
We Are Living In a Satire
4+ hour, 16+ min ago (414+ words) There’s a cliché you see often in social media and political commentary, one that through endless repetition has lost its ability to provide much insight: “If you wrote this in a novel/screenplay/etc your editor would never let you…...
Satire?
16+ hour, 51+ min ago (44+ words) Houghton Lake Resorter Sorry, no records were found. Please adjust your search criteria and try again. Sorry, unable to load the Maps API. In response to Mr. Woltermann’s letter in the July 2 edition (“Suggests capital name change”), that was satire,…...
The Redefined Word That Could Quietly Clear-Cut America's Wi — Weddings
1+ day, 3+ hour ago (1111+ words) For half a century, the agency defined "harm" to include "significant habitat modification or degradation where it actually kills or injures wildlife by significantly impairing essential behavioral patterns, including breeding, feeding or sheltering." This was a major safeguard. It meant…...
Blue Plate Special 7/6 – 7/10
1+ day, 1+ hour ago (573+ words) Well, it was the 141st anniversary of Louis Pasteur’s first ever successful treatment of rabies in a human. So we played songs about gettin’ bit. Or scratched. Louis Pasteur was known for multiple contributions to science, including his pasteurization process that…...
What did women want?
1+ day, 7+ hour ago (245+ words) New Statesman “History is good at the particular,” writes Erin Maglaque, a scholar of early modern Europe. Particularity about the past is certainly the outstanding virtue of her book Presence: A Hidden History of the Female Body. Armed with impressive…...
The Steel Ring and the Stolen View — Weddings
1+ day, 9+ hour ago (578+ words) Now, you hear something else. A dull, rhythmic rattle. It is the sound of wind hitting chain-link fence. Think about that timeline. A child born when the first posts went up will be running around, talking, and entering preschool before…...
Christians only — or the only Christians?
1+ day, 5+ hour ago (1707+ words) ‘You think you’re the only ones going to heaven.” This is part of a series exploring the identity of Churches of Christ. Read more here. That’s an accusation — merited or not — familiar to many members of today’s Churches of Christ....
The Unseen Flash in the Gray Borderlands of Accountability — Weddings
1+ day, 16+ hour ago (1153+ words) The knock on the door at dawn does not arrive with a warning. It arrives with a heavy, rhythmic thud that rattles the cheap glass of a suburban windowpane. In the quiet hours before the rest of the neighborhood wakes,…...