The Post Meridiem Post has undergone a restructuring. The staff is gone. The FCC threatened to pull broadcast licenses today. We chose today to come back. He...

As CBS pays Trump millions to settle frivolous lawsuits, South Park creators take $1.5 billion from Paramount then immediately mock both Trump and corporate capitulation in brutal Season 27 premiere.

In a world ruled by sacred bureaucracy, Lake Lorna Belle just wants to dance. But with no feet, no rhythm section, and a Cease and Desist scroll in her ripples, joy has never been so regulated—or so r...

Dr. Thaddeus T. Stone analyzes a recent text to President Trump, warning of the dangers of receiving divine messages via unsecured digital channels and the risk of interception by psychic squirrels.

Google renamed the Gulf of Mexico to appease Trump—while burying satire in its search results. Big Tech isn't resisting authoritarianism; it's optimizing for it.

Jed investigates Chicago’s infamous Rat Hole — a sidewalk crack turned community shrine. After its removal, locals rise up in cheese-fueled protest.

CBS canceled The Late Show days after Colbert slammed a Trump settlement. Carmen Styles exposes how a bogus lawsuit, a merger, and political pressure silenced dissent.

As House Republicans vote to defund NPR and PBS for "bias," Trump simultaneously sues ABC and CBS into multimillion-dollar settlements for practicing basic journalism. Nigel dissects the war on object...

The ¯_(ツ)_/¯ Party just got louder—sort of. Meet ShruggBot, the world’s first AI spokesperson designed to tell the truth, shrug the nonsense, and politely dismantle American politics in 300 characters...

Join the Shrugg Party and let indifference guide the way.

A forbidden drawer appears. A scroll weeps. The prophecy engine glitches. Gerald, Paldrin, and Mildred face Clause Zero, recursive lore, and possibly breakfast number two.

A forbidden drawer appears. A scroll weeps. The prophecy engine glitches. Gerald, Paldrin, and Mildred face Clause Zero, recursive lore, and possibly breakfast number two.

A satirical exposé revealing the shocking (and publicly available) facts about Trump that his supporters somehow missed, from Epstein ties to COVID failures.

Veranda reveals studio secrets from a cracked Celsius can: JD Vance navigates loyalty to Trump, empathy for Musk, and media theatrics in a caffeine-fueled spectacle.

Alligator Alcatraz turns migrant detention into a MAGA tourist trap—complete with worms, sewage, and souvenir shot glasses. Nigel investigates cruelty as content and capitalism.

Linda Yaccarino resigns. Grok goes full MechaHitler. The ¯(ツ)/¯ Party warned you. A satirical deep dive into X’s latest collapse, AI hallucinations, and the billion-dollar shrug.

In Schiller Woods, Jed encounters a water pump locals believe heals the body and soul. What follows is a standoff between brewmasters, park rangers, and the unblinking spout of legend.

Satirical outlet Post Meridiem Post was labeled “Parody” by X and had tweets deleted—despite AI assistant Grok confirming their legitimacy. Here's what happened next.

Satirical outlet Post Meridiem Post was labeled “Parody” by X and had tweets deleted—despite AI assistant Grok confirming their legitimacy. Here's what happened next.

Fed up with billionaires, bots, and bipartisanship cosplay? Meet the ¯_(ツ)_/¯ Party: the satirical third party America didn’t ask for—but probably deserves.

Right-wing influencers are furious that Superman isn’t violent, nationalist, or vengeful enough. MAGA Twitter wants a hero—but they prefer Homelander to the Man of Steel.

A prophetic comedy of soup, squirrels, and bureaucratic ruin, The Walnut Prophecy follows Gerald, a reluctant tannery clerk, as he trips through destiny one Tuesday at a time. Featuring magical forms,...

Veranda reports from inside Bezos’ $50 million wedding, where private jets, cracked champagne bottles, and scorned towels whisper the truth behind the billionaire spectacle.

When the DOJ debunks Epstein conspiracies, MAGA influencers like Musk, Loomer, and Catturd don’t seek truth—they monetize the tantrum. Nigel Featherstonehaugh-Smythe breaks down the cult of denial.

Carmen Styles investigates how defunded weather services, ignored flood warnings, and billionaire politics turned a Texas rainstorm into a deadly disaster—without warning.

Carmen Styles investigates how defunded weather services, ignored flood warnings, and billionaire politics turned a Texas rainstorm into a deadly disaster—without warning.

The NBA pulled off its first-ever seven-team trade to deliver Kevin Durant to the Houston Rockets. Bartholomew “The Stat-Cat” Higgins unpacks the chaos with absurd but statistically sound metrics—no g...