SAN FRANCISCO — A beacon of shining fake news, Weekly World News, is alive and kicking, much like the infamous Bat Child it exclusively discovered in a cave years ago. (Not sure about his/her ...

Weekly World News features a collection of 24 of the venerable investigative journal’s finest covers, from the 980-pound bride who married the 98-pound man to the woman who had Bigfoot’s baby.

The weekly ran frequent stories about the singer (“Painting of Elvis Weeps Real Tears”), but its greatest news coup, and its top-selling issue, was the one that announced Presley was alive in ...

the Weekly World News (WWN)? You could always count on the WWN to have a picture of a UFO landing on the deck of an aircraft carrier on the cover, and inside would be a recurring favorite, the ...

Bat Boy and other Weekly World News characters could be coming to a ... tabloid made its mark with stories about conspiracies, cover-ups, aliens, Bigfoot, Elvis sightings and supernatural phenomena.

During his nearly three-decade career with Weekly World News, Anger wrote more than 1,000 editorials. “To this day, he remains the one, the only, the original right-wing narrow-minded ...

Publisher American Media Inc. said on Tuesday it will stop printing the Weekly World News, which for 28 years gleefully chronicled the exploits of alien babies, animal-human hybrids and dead ...