Covid-19 is the snowman that refuses to melt. That’s how Walt Handelsman of the New Orleans Advocate/Times-Picayune sees it in this week’s lead image in the editorial cartoon gallery. The omicron ...

Good. Bad. Meh. Eh. We saw a lot in 2021, a proverbial traveling circus of storylines that played out over 12 months of news cycles, from Trump to Biden to Touchdown Tommy and Sit-Down Harry and ...

In the grand tradition of year-end reviews (hey, even journalists need to take a break once in a while), I compiled some cartoons representing key milestones of 2021. We started off the year with a ...

News of a new. fast-spreading Covid-19 variant called omicron swept the world this week. Scientists went into high gear to learn its properties. Flight bans disrupted international air travel.

Optimism ruled at the start of 2021: Vaccines were rolling out, and hopes were rising for a spring end to the pandemic. There was a strong sense that the COVID-19 crisis and its social unrest would, ...

Congrats to Steve Lake for taking the top spot again this week! He will get Steve Breen’s signed original in the mail. Thanks to all those who participated. The art for next week’s contest is below.

Pictures may be worth a thousand words, but there seems to be no end to the rhetoric inspired by political cartoons. Some observations may draw silent nods of agreement from readers, but every day we ...

Covid-19 is the snowman that refuses to melt. That’s how Walt Handelsman of the New Orleans Advocate/Times-Picayune sees it in this week’s lead image in the editorial cartoon gallery. The omicron ...

The year 2021 was eventful: a grueling additional twelve months and counting in a global pandemic; a terrorist attack on the U.S. Capitol leading up to the transference of power to the Biden ...