
CSotD: Truth and Illusion and Carrying On
There’s not much to say about the place of truth and illusion in Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? without spoilering…
There’s not much to say about the place of truth and illusion in Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? without spoilering…
Tom Tomorrow sums up the bizarre problem of life in a country divided between two realities. Sparky lays out a…
Kevin Siers puts our current crisis in plain terms: We’ve somehow become involved in an argument in which the concept…
Since I don’t follow Canadian politics closely, I’m not sure if the Fat Cat in Bruce MacKinnon’s commentary on the…
In order to start a day of mythbusting on an apolitical note, here’s a cartoon Rich Powell shared on Facebook…
Bill Bramhall depicts the Fourth of July in the New Normal, in which we can’t always distinguish the traditional fireworks…
Information — that is, real information — is beginning to emerge from Uvalde, though perhaps too late to ever displace…
Steve Breen (Creators) sums up everything we know so far about Uvalde: Children were murdered, parents were devastated and we’re…
A few quick shots before we descend into merriment: Jeffrey Koterba gets the Wordle Award for capitalizing on the fad…
Matt Wuerker (Politico) suggests that reports of the death of the GOP have not been greatly exaggerated, and not only…
There’s a lot to like in Steve Sack‘s cartoon, which plays upon the recent decision to allow booster shots of…
Once again this week, sports takes the lead, as Adam Zyglis (Cagle) spotlights a hero and a zero. Carl Nassib,…
Paresh Nath (Cartoon Arts Int’l) posted this cartoon before the elections in Iran, but that’s an irrelevant detail, since everyone…
Ward Sutton admits he drew this some time ago and it languished in the files at the NYTimes Review of…
Edison Lee (KFS) doesn’t say everything I’ve been thinking about this, but he says enough. One of the things popping…