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Humorist Dave Barry's weekly Substack of comic essays on everyday American life, such as election mailers, Halloween costumes and dogs. Readers get absurdist, self-deprecating jokes and running gags in his signature style.
The newsletter shares daily humor and satire pieces from McSweeney's Internet Tendency, each introduced by a short editorial note tying the piece to current news. Readers get political and cultural satire along with occasional straight-faced commentary on sensitive topics.
A satirical newsletter that uses a cast of opinionated sheep on a real farm to lampoon American politics, media and culture. It also mixes in occasional first-person commentary from the farmer on topics like agritourism and platform businesses.
A humor and political commentary newsletter by Gene Weingarten featuring irreverent, heavily anti-Trump takes on current events, plus the weekly Invitational humor contest. Readers get satirical essays, surprising observations, live chats and polls.
A satirical news publication that posts short, joke-driven fake news stories on politics, culture and current events from a conservative perspective. Readers get quick humorous takes in a mock wire-service style.
Behind-the-scenes posts from the Dutch cartoonists behind Fokke & Sukke, showing sketches and cartoons before they appear in NRC. Readers are invited to suggest captions in the comments.
A satirical newsletter written in the voice of God that comments on US politics, mostly attacking Republicans and Trump-aligned figures. Each issue pairs viral political news items with profanity-laced jokes, calls to like the post, and subscription pitches.
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