Spoofs, parody, and satire provide a way to laugh at what is going on in the world. Many famous writers, such Mark Twain, were known for their biting satire. The Internet has sprouted a whole new group of parody and satirical writers and humorists. Politics, religion, pop culture, and news events are all fair game when it comes to satire and parody.

• Frequently Asked Questions About Health Care: Parody FAQ about HMO health care.

• The Hazards of Solar Power: Parody about solar power.

• The Onion: Satirical news site, with articles on current events, entertainment news, and politics.

• Not the Los Angeles Times: Parody on news events and cultural phenomenon.

• The Landover Baptist Church: Where the worthwhile worship and the unsaved are welcome.

• The Spoof: Spoofing news headlines with satire and humor.

• Borowitz Report: Spoofs of current news, politics, religion, and other events.

• Opinions You Should Have: Political musings and satire.

• The Darwin Awards: Honoring those who improve the species by accidentally removing themselves from it.

• Movie Juice: A Hollywood movie satire site.

• Uncyclopedia: A site that spoofs Wikipedia.

• Schmoogle: Schmoogle is a web site that parodies Google.

• STI Project: Spoofing Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence (SETI), STI stands for Search for Terrestrial Intelligence.

• The Daily Rash: A site full of spoofs and satire about news events.

• The Best News Site Ever: Parodies and humorous commentary on a variety of current topics.

• Brain Dead Air: On online spoof magazine covering an array of different subjects.

• The History Bluff: Parodies historical events.

• Bizarreville: Satire and humor in a place called Bizarreville.

• The Daily Idiocy: Entertainment, sports, business, political, and current event spoofs.

• Not the White House: Parody site about the White House and President Obama.

• Sports on a Stick: A sports satire web site.

• Fabulous Mother: A parody on parenting magazines.