The New York Times has issued a correction after referring to the satirical website the Babylon Bee as a “far-right misinformation site” that “trafficked in misinformation.” Seth Dillon, CEO of the ...

EXCLUSIVE-- The New York Times would "love to cancel" the Babylon Bee, the CEO of the increasingly popular satirical website told Fox News, revealing that legal action is being considered after the ...

There may be a lesson in the recent troubles of the social giant Twitter. Don’t mess with The Babylon Bee. Started as a website to poke fun at Christian subculture, The Bee’s political satire has come ...

Comedy is getting difficult in today's world since reality so often feels like a joke, Babylon Bee CEO Seth Dillon said. The Bee, the largest American right-wing satire website that thrives off ...

The New York Times corrected a story referring to the satirical Babylon Bee website as “misinformation” after the site’s operators threatened legal action, calling the description “imprecise.” “An ...

On March 15, 2022, Babylon Bee editors ran a blunt joke about a powerful American leader — proclaiming the assistant secretary in the Department of Health and Human Services as the website's "Man of ...

If John Bunyan lived today and had a gift for silly-yet-stinging satire, his “Pilgrim’s Progress” might have read a lot like “How to Be a Perfect Christian: Your Comprehensive Guide to Flawless ...

The subject of the New York Times article is not the satirical website the Onion. It is not New Yorker humorist and inexplicable viral goldmine Andy Borowitz. It is not the satirical “news” programs ...

On March 15, 2022, Babylon Bee editors ran a blunt joke about a powerful American leader, proclaiming an assistant secretary in the Department of Health and Human Services as the website's "Man of the ...

Twitter’s policy forbids users from referring to Levine as a man. To do so is “hateful conduct.” In a new interview for my podcast, the Babylon Bee’s CEO, Seth Dillon, described the publication’s ...

(RNS) — The popular fact-checking site Snopes and the Babylon Bee, a religious humor site, have feuded online over the difference between 'fake news' and satire. (RNS) — A feud between a website that ...