CSotD: A Festival of Futility
Ann Telnaes combines her anguish over the crackdown on women’s rights under the reconstituted Afghan government with her fury over…
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Ann Telnaes combines her anguish over the crackdown on women’s rights under the reconstituted Afghan government with her fury over…
The Paris Olympics end tonight, which means cartoonists won’t be able to crank out “Daily Things As If They Were…
The answer is a lot easier than Walt Handelsman expected it to be. As noted here yesterday, the stock market…
Nick Anderson (Tribune) gently transitions us from two days of comedy to a day of politics. It’s appropriate, because RFK…
Randall Munroe imagines himself in the Olympics in today’s xkcd, and I notice that the funniest places he’d expect to…
An example of why they call it “Breaking News” as this Prickly City (AMS) gag gets smashed to bits by…
Australian cartoonist Warren Brown has produced my favorite attempted-assassination cartoon so far and I recognize that there’s something twisted about…
Michael Ramirez (Creators) offers a magnificent spoof of Jacques-Louis David’s Coronation of Napoleon. Napoleon had himself crowned in the presence…
Kevin Necessary’s cartoon must surely seem an exaggeration to anyone who hasn’t been following the real-world case, but this argument…
Lisa Benson (Counterpoint) sums up the situation as we head into the weekend: Trump has a major debt hanging over…
The primaries are all but over, and now we’re off to the November elections, though, as Adam Zyglis notes, not…
We’ll start with today’s Non Sequitur (AMS), a relatively gentle example of the sorts of ideas that emerge from the…
The whole world is watching, and Peter Schrank indicates what the whole world is thinking, or at least the whole…
Bill Bramhall suggests that there may be some logical holes in Trump’s theory of presidential immunity. This cartoon demonstrates how…
I’m not exactly on the brink of despair, but Too Much Coffee Man (AMS) is close enough, because I’m beyond…