The News Told Differently
Here is a confession: I once spent forty minutes reading a breathless breaking-news thread, only to discover the entire story had been debunked before I even finished the first paragraph. That afternoon changed how I think about media — and eventually gave birth to Stultus.news.
I am Leo Coleman, a writer and analyst who has spent years dissecting the machinery behind headlines. My work sits at the intersection of sharp satire and genuine analysis, where absurdity is a scalpel, not a sledgehammer.
What You Will Actually Find Here
Stultus.news exists for readers who are tired of being talked at. Every piece here is built around a single conviction: the best way to understand the news is to hold it up to the light, tilt it sideways, and notice what falls out.
- Satirical takes that expose the logic hiding inside absurd stories
- Alternative angles on events the mainstream narrative glosses over
- Plain-language analysis that respects your time and intelligence
- Occasional deep dives that connect dots across weeks of coverage
Whether you are a seasoned news-watcher or someone who just started paying attention, there is something here calibrated for your curiosity.
A Word on Reading Responsibly
Satire is a powerful lens, but it demands an honest reader. I write with the clear intention that every piece be understood as commentary, not fabrication. I flag opinion as opinion, mark satire as satire, and link to primary sources wherever a claim deserves verification. The goal is never to mislead — it is to illuminate by exaggeration, irony, and the occasional well-placed absurdity.
If something makes you laugh and then makes you think, I have done my job. If it only makes you angry, drop me a line — I genuinely want to know why.
Thank you for being here. Dig into the latest pieces, challenge what you read, and bring your skepticism — it is the most useful thing you own.