The Floridian Candidate is Book 1 of The Willing Fool, a darkly satirical series that dives deeper into the chaos and intrigue of contemporary society. This debut sets the stage for a larger narrative ...

We've compiled only a selected history of political satire. Tell us about your own favorite examples on our discussion boards. Identifiably American forms of humor emerged in the late Colonial era.

are jokes for the sake of jokes, not meaningful satire. Political satire holds immense potential, and perhaps the creators ...

Social media platforms became a real-time focus group of political satire, per usual ... behind his signing father went viral, proving that humor remains the ultimate political translator.

Witches and skeletons make sense for this holiday, but your guess is as good as mine when it comes to “a general spooky vibe.” I asked the driver to crank up the A.C. so that my on-the-go ...

The Capitol Fools is the next generation of the Capitol Steps, Washington D.C.'s political satire show that has cracked up audiences since the Reagan administration. The original group was created ...

Charlie Hebdo commemorates 10 years since the deadly 2015 attack on its newsroom with a special edition. The attack, motivated by cartoons mocking the Prophet Mohammad, marked the beginning of ...

Al-Monitor is an award-winning media outlet covering the Middle East, valued for its independence, diversity and analysis. It is read widely by US, international and Middle East decision makers at the ...

And he describes the past year or so as "being crazy". But, despite being known for funny political satire, he's now delving into something which he describes as slightly more serious. He's been ...

Political satire flourished on TV in the form of latex ... told the BBC that attempts to create funny memes were part of the strategy as "disinformation for the information age".

The human body is built for glory. For triumph. For experiencing sudden, inexplicable knee pain when you walk up stairs too fast. Aristotle became Aristotle by sitting around for hours. Who knows ...