The Onion had its moment, but like the recent former president it once skewered so amusingly, it has long since passed.

Before noticing the article came from parody news site The Onion, some Hoosiers thought this headline was real.

Not satire: Free speech advocates warn a Republican-sponsored bill in Utah could change the internet as we know it by potentially creating a nationwide ban on pornography. The Onion, a parody news ...

Our recommendations for summer reading in 2025, featuring many books from Wisconsin writers, and including selections for children and teens.

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The Onion, a parody news site known for its satirical headlines, may have caused some Hoosiers to do a double-take Friday after posting the following article: "New Indiana law requires all porn ...

In 'The Party's Over,' Laurent Lafitte, Élodie Bouchez, Ramzy Bedia and Laure Calamy in an entertaining French satire about ...