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An apt mood-setter from Pros & Cons (KFS): Whether we’re entering a new Dark Age or a new Golden Age…
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An apt mood-setter from Pros & Cons (KFS): Whether we’re entering a new Dark Age or a new Golden Age…
Matt Wuerker (Politico) cites the phrase “Fog of War,” which began, as he suggests, on the battlefield, but has spread…
I particularly like Andy Davey’s piece, both for what it is and for how it contrasts with other commentary. We…
In Edward Albee’s “Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf,” a hard-drinking couple center their lives and their relationship around a cruel…
Today’s Arlo & Janis (AMS) is a bit of a Super Bowl standard: The sports savvy guy and the woman…
Pat Bagley borrows a well-known line from “1984” to point out the unspeakable lies being put forth by the Republicans,…
Let’s start with some good news and a laugh, as RJ Matson notes the emergence of forged elector ballots, and…
Tom Tomorrow indulges in a bit of self-examination, and it strikes home with me as well, since I also monitor…
If you follow any cartoonists on social media, you’ve probably already seen Ann Telnaes’ interactive analysis of the January 6…
There have been a lot of cartoons about Joe Manchin and coal this holiday season, including this piece from Jeff…
Tom Tomorrow lays out the State of the Union, and it’s good that he goes into such detail, because a…
Bill Bramhall opens the day with a nightmare depiction of a woke Democrat, which brings to mind the oft-repeated quote…
Bill Bramhall starts us off with a bit of optimism, and he’s correct that a lot of people are fed…
Scrolling through the Intertubes has, as Joy of Tech points out, become a most unpleasant activity, and yet one to…