The Babylon Bee, a satirical news site, is suing the state of California, arguing that the legislation threatens First ...

Two years ago, the conservative satire website Babylon Bee published the headline "Triple-masker looks down on people who only double mask." A day later, CNBC featured a graphic highlighting the ...

Babylon Bee CEO Seth Dillon reacted to Meta ending its fact-checking program and how free speech and humor has been throttled with the rise in fact-checkers. ... in my view, was when the entire ...

The editor-in-chief of the popular satirical website The Babylon Bee sounded off at TBS’ far-left "Full Frontal" host Samantha Bee over the weekend after she admitted to going easy on President ...

The Babylon Bee CEO Seth Dillon discusses the cross section between reality and parody in politics and media on 'The Bottom Line.' Fox Business Posted: August 15, 2024 | Last updated: May 16, 2025 ...

The Babylon Bee says Snopes went too far in fact-checking a satirical story. Snopes had suggested the Bee twisted its joke to deceive readers. By Niraj Chokshi It’s a fake-news feud made for ...

Babylon Bee’s current CEO, Seth Dillon, a pastor’s son and former internet marketer who bought a majority stake in The Babylon Bee in 2018, said the site still publishes plenty of church jokes.

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 ...

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 ...

The Babylon Bee is considering legal action after the SPLC released ... visible to anyone with a web browser and not requiring an account on the site to view, also revealed email addresses, IP ...

Babylon Bee’s current CEO, Seth Dillon, a pastor’s son and former internet marketer who bought a majority stake in the Babylon Bee in 2018, said the site still publishes plenty of church jokes.

In the end, after Musk completed his Twitter takeover, The Babylon Bee was allowed to keep the post up and is now back to tweeting out its special brand of comedy. ADVERTISEMENT.