Humor

A Florida sheriff is making waves on social media with a humorous post about a seizure of 770 pounds of marijuana. The sheriff joked that the “rightful owner” should contact the office’s “narcotics agents” in order to “reunite” the owner with their “lost property.”

The image, created by Jon Gabriel, shows the Trump Hotel in Las Vegas, photoshopped into an image of the tiny town of Ittoqqortoormiit, Greenland.

The New York Times has described a set of parody websites mocking Democratic Party candidates as a form of “Russian-style disinformation.”

The Harvard Lampoon, a venerated humor publication whose graduates often become top comedy writers in Hollywood, has published a cartoon featuring Holocaust victim Anne Frank photoshopped wearing a bikini.

An upstate New York woman crashed her vehicle after she discovered a spider riding in her vehicle and panicked.

The Washington County Sheriff’s Office “captured” a very unexpected intruder in an Oregon woman’s home.

Anton Troynikov, a robotics engineer who apparently has worked in the San Francisco Bay Area, launched a series of hilarious viral tweets on Thursday comparing Silicon Valley to the former Soviet Union.

President Donald Trump launched his latest Twitter riposte to North Korean dictator Kim Jong-un on Saturday — and it was is funniest, or his scariest, ever (depending on your political point of view).

Environmental activists gathered in a fake ribbon-cutting ceremony Saturday to protest Secretary of the Interior Ryan Zinke’s proposal to downsize a massive national monument that spans northern California and southern Oregon by naming a public toilet after him.

A frustrated Florida gun owner has sparked a movement to get fellow enthusiasts to fire their guns into the face of Hurricane Irma as it makes landfall this weekend.

Police departments in Bath Township, Michigan, and Wyoming, Minnesota, have decided to put a humorous spin on their April 20 posts this year.

During an interview with Breitbart Editor Milo Yiannopoulos on Friday’s broadcast of HBO’s “Real Time,” host Bill Maher argued that authoritarians want to police comedy because when people laugh at a joke it’s because “they know it’s true.” During a

Obama and the Democrats are not only using the same old Alinskyite tactics, but amplifying them through the media, who will never forgive President Donald Trump for winning the election.

The Russian-made jeep carrying the ashes of the late Cuban dictator Fidel Castro broke down in the middle of his funeral procession on Saturday, forcing soldiers to push the vehicle until it could be repaired.

Breitbart News editor Adrienne Ross joined SiriusXM host Matt Boyle on Friday’s Breitbart News Daily to talk about her book #AuntAlma: Raisin’ a Little Hell Heaven on Earth.

On Thursday morning, the Funny or Die website released a comedic interview between Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton and actor Zach Galifianakis on Between Two Ferns, a fictional talk show regularly featured on the website.

A California comedian who cavorts on social media under the name “Obvious Plant” left a series of fake “Animal Facts” placards around the Los Angeles Zoo this weekend, delighting some and confusing others with the offbeat claims about the creatures around them.

In a recent piece in the Asia Times, economist David P. Goldman analyzes why Muslims—unlike Jews and Christians—have such a hard time poking fun at their prophets.

A full quarter of Russian respondents to a poll by state-run pollster VTsIOM answered that jokes about President Vladimir Putin should be off-limits to comedians. 79 percent said religious jokes are inappropriate, with more than half answering the same for war and terrorism.

While Italy’s government gears up for serious confrontation following ISIS threats to “conquer Rome,” putting the country on high alert and upping security at “sensitive targets,” the Italian rank and file are responding in a typically Italian way: with ridicule.

Our response should be hope: hope that ridicule and not retaliation is our response. Because in the bleak twilight of French grief, when it seems that nothing could ever make good on the loss and violation that these animals have unleashed in one of the world’s great capital cities, what ought to ring out loud and true are not the echoes of gunfire—but guffaws at the proposition that subhumans with submachine guns will undo the achievements of our civilisation.

The classic tale about a little old lady who lived in a cottage and decided to bake a gingerbread man out of boredom has gone naughty.