Voices

Mr. Bufton doesn't think about the casualties in the Afghan theater. All he knows is that he's keeping America safe.

Harvard President Claudine Gay resigns, citing conflicts with the artistic direction of pop icon Taylor Swift.

The incident has raised questions about the validity of tarot card readings and the potential dangers of relying on them for important decisions.

As the battle between Governor Ron DeSantis and Disney escalates, Republicans find themselves in an existential crisis, struggling to reconcile their party's newfound war on capitalism with its pro-business stance. The irony is so palpable that even the most stoic of conservatives can't help but chuckle at their own confusion.

Controversial Houston-based evangelical preacher Joel Osteen had to apologize for what he claims was an accidental vulgarity.

A secret document reveals California's plans to make America blue.

I've done some research on the topic, and I can unequivocally tell you that...

The Babylon Bee, in a display of wit akin to a drowsy opossum, has recently grasped the notion that it is, in fact, a "satire" site. This epiphany permits them to persist in producing offensive content, hidden safely behind the veil of humor. Reminiscent of bigots from yesteryear who found humor in the plight of vulnerable communities, the Bee wields humor as a weapon instead of a tool for enlightenment, further entrenching prejudices in today's quarrelsome media environment.