CSotD: Truth, or a reasonable facsimile thereof
We’ll start our search with Cathy Wilcox’s commentary on keeping young people off social media, in which she raises the…
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We’ll start our search with Cathy Wilcox’s commentary on keeping young people off social media, in which she raises the…
There’s a lot of political stuff I won’t be addressing today, because I’m tired of politics but also because there…
Lets begin with a personal laff I got from this Flying McCoys (AMS). One of my jobs as a business…
Start with an explainer from Brewster Rockit (Tribune). The strip is usually an absurdist laff-fest, but it breaks from time…
Most Easter and April Fools Day cartoons were mayflies, good for a moment but with no real shelf life. But…
The Big Story today is that Princess Catherine, who seemed to disappear after a mysterious abdominal surgery of some sort,…
Alan Moir boils down America’s political situation to the essentials: Trump racing for the election and the chance of a…
Alabama’s legal decision that embryos are people brought forth a lot of egg jokes — including this Clay Jones gag…
Letting Dave Whamond lead off, despite a couple of hesitations. One is about the connection between the shooting and football,…
Jeff Danziger (Counterpoint) says that we’ve suddenly turned into a nation of legal experts, though, to be fair, he didn’t…
Nick Anderson makes an interesting observation: There has been a constant drumroll from the right publicizing the idea that the…
At the risk of sounding like an incompetent, unpatriotic university president, I think context matters, and Jefferson’s oft-quoted remark about…
Bill Bramhall suggests that there may be some logical holes in Trump’s theory of presidential immunity. This cartoon demonstrates how…
Today is a holiday, though it’s another of those American wage-slave holidays where the banks, the schools and the post…
About the time I file today’s posting, Donald Trump will be appearing in federal court attempting to claim immunity for…