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• America Russia News - Flippant world reports dedicated to Bush and Putin. Published weekly.
• American Newspeak - Commentary on current events and political statements.
• As Good as News - Stories, editorials and the Toothpaste Report. Laughing recommended.
• Barry Lank's Teeny Tiny Brain - Notes on the world. Published in the Courier-Post of South Jersey.
• Bean Soup Times - Main sections include Newscurves, Ghettoscopes, Columns and Comics. Offers archives, editorials and the Kitchen.
• Bob from Accounting - Features headlines, articles, pranks, advice and past issues.
• Borowitz Report - View of US current events. Features archives, appearances and books. Daily.
• Broken Newz - Daily. An up to date look at events.
• Bull News - Politics in the US, India and around the world, with special focus on movies, cricket and the NBA.
• Business Twaddle - Commentary on current international events and corporations.
• Daily Retard - Slant on the British media lampooning the press and tabloids.
• DeadBrain - Spoofs British politicians and other global issues.
• EqOnion - Features headlines, top stories. opinions and archives. Published from Hempstead High School.
• Faux News Channel - Featuring letters, rants, political cartoons and personalities.
• Finger to the Wind - Weekly humor column, updated Wednesdays. Offers commentary by Ralph Cohen.
• Frumious Bandersnatch - Features articles and editorials, bad advice and back issues.
• G21 - Feature articles, back issues, the writers and talk back. Established 1990; launched on the Web 1996.
• Garlic News - Weekly covering politics, entertainment, business, sports and international affairs. Brief, visually-oriented material. Also runs a monthly photo caption contest.
• GlossyNews.com - Features top stories, kids fun, retractions and letters to the editor.
• HDBAY - Features weekly rambling, top stories, from the readers and the Yugo pot.
• Humor In The News - Weekly. Flippant photo captions with topical themes. Offers a political cartoon and archives.
• Idiotica.co.uk - British twist to events. Offers lists, pictures and a hall of fame.
• Ironic Times - Weekly world and US stories. Features three pages of articles and an archive.
• It's News Dammit - Offers the rants and observations of an interactive community.
• Last Story - Source for the world of entertainment, politics and everyday life. With articles, reviews, and top ten.
• Libin Zhang's World - Collection of articles featuring commentary and rants. Published in the California Tech.
• Loon News Online - Fake reports, alternative comics, MP3s and social commentary. Since 1983.
• Merchanto.com - A semi-daily feature offers commentary on current events and other stories.
• Miami Harold - Features stories and captioned pictures. Updated weekly.
• Mike's NewsQuips - Spoofs and blurbs about topical events and personalities.
• Mudcat Falls - Parody of a small town America publication. Features headlines, sports, opinion, arts, and classified.
• Mustache Press - Offers late breaking, a featured column, in brief, movie reviews, headlines, sports and opinion.
• National Post - Sections include financial, stories, arts, sports, commentary and diversions.
• News At Ten - Spoof updated every other week. Offers headlines, stories and pictures.
• News Hax - Sections include entertainment, current events, editorials, interviews, politics and technology. Features user submissions on a variety of topics.
• NewYorkish.com - Weekly newspaper about New York City.
• NoNewswire.com - Parody articles covering the NFL, politics, news, and the animation industry.
• Not So News - Features headlines, local stories, media, and archives.
• Pldt.com - A collection of rants and commentary on world events. From the Philippines.
• Pleasedrivethrough.com - Satirical news and commentary with forums for community and debate. Sarcasm and humor lace featured columns on current events and entertainment.
• Private Eye - Offers include old world, I-Spy, lookalikes, crossword, strips and a diary. British publication.
• Ridiculopathy.com - Daily rant and commentary. Departments include politics, technology, entertainment, business and sports.
• Rocket - Articles, posters, letters and an archive. Offers rants and farcical political commentary.
• SatireSearch - Headline service delivered by mail, live feed or integrated into other sites. Also offers a discussion forum.
• ScottWitt.net - Articles posted daily on issues and public figures.
• Screaming Pickle - Headlines and stories. Features polls, rants, quotes, 10 lists, and past articles.
• Shady News - Features spoof stores and links to real world strange reports. Also features headlines.
• SlashNOT - A parody of computer news. Sections and topics include true stories, Apple, Intel, hardware and Microsoft.
• Smooth Operator - Features updates, most popular and a poll. Offers include editorials, Hot or Not, and an archive.
• Spitting Llamas - Features politics, reviews, and humor debate. Offers include commentary, archives and a forum.
• Stiff - Satirical news based on current events in New Zealand and around the world.
• Stinky Shorts - Offers stories, commentaries, headlines and reports. Features an archive.
• SubBrilliant News - Absurd world update covering topics such as business, religion, science and politics.
• The Blue Brick - News spoofs, articles, and star editorials. Offers FAQ and briefs.
• The Daily Probe - Offers front page, weekly features, headlines and previous issues.
• The Daily Sedative - Journal features news in brief, columns and latest top stories. Published weekly.
• The Globe-Guardian - Issue features include drivel, reality bytes, FutureNews, obscure and AnswerMan.
• The Gurkin - Categories include business, gossip, national and consumer. Features an archive.
• The Hammer - Biweekly offers stories, filler, and briefs. Offers an archive.
• The LALA Times - Spoof of local news for the Los Angeles area. Features a dictionary and archives.
• The Line Online - Features articles, pictures, FAQ and an archive.
• The Moderate Independent - Features editorial mockery, media stalking, absurd reviews and historical farce.
• The Moynihan Institute - Covers education, popular culture, public policy, politics, and celebrity with an eye toward ridicule, shame and satire.
• The Munews - Brief articles posted by staff. Offers commentary on world and local events.
• The New World Odour - Features international editorial spoofs. Published monthly.
• The Noise - Lampoon of current events, politics, and modern society. Focused mainly on Canada and the USA. Updated weekly.
• The Rail - Offers a parody of Op/Ed, archives, clippings and the wires.
• The Rockall Times - Issue includes society, sex, arts, science, politics and logic.
• The Schmews - A satirical European slant on current events.
• The Slant - Features a frontpage, hate mail and archives. Offers lampoon journalism, polls and columns.
• The Snork Report - Covering politics in New Zealand and abroad. Published monthly.
• The Specious Report - Spreads rumors, half-truths and misinformation. Features stories, an archive, brief and in depth reports.
• The Voice of Reason - Features rants, headlines, comic horoscopes and links.. Published monthly.
• The Watley Review - Features weekly stories, letter from the editor and previous articles.
• The Wired Press - Features include articles, briefs, opinions, editorials. Offers an about and contact section.
• The Wymsey Chronicle - Rural parody. Offers archive, weekend, and articles.
• TheEarhole.com - Issues feature articles, around town, high society, tales and sports. Also offers conspiracy corner, the tavern and archives.
• thehack.net - Weekly. Newspaper-style articles in image format.
• ThinkuDyne.com - List of articles. commentary, rants and headlines.
• Trashy News - Features fake news and opinions, along with humorous commentaries on current events.
• Uncle Sharky's US Press - Features stories, headlines, the world, sports, law, opinion and gossip.
• Untrue News - Interactive community posting rants and commentary on politics and world events.
• Wacky Times - Spoofs and parodies of current news, advice columns and entertainment.
• Witty Tirade - Sections include review, briefs, articles, business, entertainment, international, internet, local, religion, science and sports. Offers spoofs, commentary and rants.
• Worldwidewebshite.com - Issues include The Cynic, GetaLife, The Slob, and ShitShat. In broadsheet format.
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