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The advantage of the Jan 6 Committee holding a hearing in prime time rather than in midafternoon was that more…
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The advantage of the Jan 6 Committee holding a hearing in prime time rather than in midafternoon was that more…
Between countless variations on Putin painting himself into a corner and even more versions of people slapping other people, political…
Mike Lester (AMS) sums up Ketanji Brown Jackson’s confirmation hearings, in which she was asked a barrage of asinine questions…
Mike Lester (AMC) continues to press the rightwing fantasy that Critical Race Theory is taught in elementary schools, when, as…
Political cartoons aren’t supposed to be funny except when they are, and I got a laugh out of Cathy Wilcox‘s…
There’s a full docket today, but let’s start with something specifically timely: Marc Murphy’s commentary on the start of the…
Ed Hall starts us off with this analysis of how Major League Baseball has learned to be fair to Black…
John Deering (Creators) offers a chilling combination of “Those who do not learn from the past are doomed to repeat…
We’ll let Bill Bramhall (NYDN) start us off with a ray of hope. Merrick Garland has a lot of clean…
Dream on, Winslow. Prickly City (AMS) has been a voice in the wilderness, trying to put forth conservative views without…
Wiley Miller somewhat overstates things in today’s Non Sequitur (AMS), but, then again, overstatement is part of the cartoon toolbox,…
It’s not often I find myself agreeing with Steve Kelley (Creators), but I sure like this one. Now, let’s not…
Kal Kallaugher asks a depressing question, but I’m not sure he hasn’t set up a false premise. That is, while…
Kal Kallaugher captures the current situation, in which Dear Leader feigns bravery by boldly confronting a strawman to the applause…
Greg Kearney, cartooning for the Atchison (Kansas) Globe, offers a bit of nostalgia and regret for the days when world…