Humor

I thought of posting three hours of the twelve hour long Norwegian fireplace video broadcast for these next few slow news days but decided against it. So here instead is a remarkably odd antique Christmas card from the 1800’s Victorian Era.

The Court's decision to allow Internet service providers is bad news for users — with the potential to turn the information super highway into a New Jersey bridge that irked Chris Christie. Even worse, it could turn an open Internet into another bastion for reality television. Really.

"Walking in A Winter Wonderland" re-imagined in the gravely, government-hating voice of House Speaker John Boehner. Brought to you by the Koch Brothers. Happy Holid... I mean, Merry Christmas!

American Horror Story: Teabagger Republican Congress is a sad but yet scathingly sarcastic and satirical blast of the worthless, do-nothing Teabagger Republican Congress. Further, the people getting paid to set the country on fire because the evil black socialist is still in the Oval Office.

With the government teetering on the brink of partial shutdown, the nation's top cartoonists take aim at congressional Republicans, who vow to keep using an otherwise routine federal funding bill to try to attack the president's health care law.

As Obama and Congress debate whether the U.S. should punish Syrian President Bashar al-Assad for using sarin gas in his chemical attack on about 1,500 Syrian civilians, the nation's top political cartoonists want you to keep these five things in mind about a potential conflict with Syria:

There is no group that supports transparency and openness more than political cartoonists. Now that Chelsea (formerly Bradley) Manning has officially been sentenced to 35 years behind bars for revealing war crimes, here are five cartoons that have come to the defense of the embattled whistle-blower.

The president, Larry Summers, a dirty hippie and the pope were all on Air Force One when it started to have engine trouble. The pilot opened the door of the cockpit and said with terror in his voice, “The plane is going down, so put on a parachute and jump! I’ll show you how.” The pilot grabbed a parachute from the pile, strapped it on, opened the plane’s door, and took the leap...

When we first saw the McDonald's preposterous budget suggestions last week, we knew the irony would be just too tasty for comedians to avoid. And now that Stephen Colbert has checked in on the story, there's really no reason for anyone else to try and milk(shake) laughs out the idea that a multi-billion dollar corporation is telling its employees to save $20 per month for health insurance.