But last Sunday’s Times also contained something surprising: A full-page ad for the satirical newspaper The Onion, whose ...

Why Handbasket Reigns Supreme. But why is it only the handbasket version that appears to have caught on? The fact that you might sometimes also hear this expression as hell in a handcart might ...

The Onion published a full page ad in the 'New York Times' mocking the "cowardice" of Congress amid Trump's "assaults on essential liberties." ...

Independent journalist Marisa Kabas recently broke a major White House scoop. Kabas publishes her own newsletter, called The Handbasket, on Beehiiv. She broke down how she built and is growing her ...

Meta quietly stopped blocking access to The Handbasket around 1:30 p.m. Pacific on Friday. Around 3:oo p.m., access to the original op-ed on the Kansas Reflector website was also restored.

If your impression of the state of the world comes mostly from the 6:00 news, you can’t be blamed for wondering if we’re all going to hell in a handbasket. But if you approach the question ...

When The Washington Post ran its first piece on the federal funding freeze last week, its reporters gave credit where it was due: It was independent journalist Marisa Kabas who had broken the story..

Meta blocked a newspaper’s critical report about it on Facebook and its other social sites for hours, sparking a backlash that intensified after the company appeared to subsequently block links ...

Someone once said, “We’re going to hell in a handbasket.” Someone else once said, “No news there.” I awakened one recent morning (notice I didn’t say, “woke”) to NPR on my clock ...

Her earnings through the Handbasket come through subscribers who pay $8 a month or $80 annually. This week alone, she jumped from 800 paid subscribers to about 1,500.

Why Handbasket Reigns Supreme The French Revolution Origin Myth Going to hell is a self-explanatory metaphor for total ruination or damnation, but the addition of a handbasket is far trickier to ...