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By Daryl Cagle
The New York Times has decided to bring back single-panel political cartoons to the Sunday paper. However, their terms have caused a stir among cartoonists.
By Robert Sisson
The hypocrisy of the pro-life movement hit me when I realized that environmental protection is not a pro-life issue or priority.
By Daryl Cagle
Lots of opinions about a recent Planned Parenthood cartoon. Check out what readers think, and let us know your opinion.
By Susan Brown
To be clear, Obama was against Super PACs before he was for them, just like he was for public funding of campaigns before he was against it.
By Tina Dupuy
Advertisements are the market speaking for the greater culture at large. And the greater culture, funny enough, largely disagrees with the rightwing.
By Joe Gandelman
Romney must keep his party's conservative base, run an aggressive campaign taking it to Obama and perceptively edge to the center to win independents.
By Peter Funt
"You can't make this stuff up," Johnny Carson used to say. Here are 10 things straight from the GOP Primary that are strange but true.
By John Toth
I like the way Newt Gingrich has punches out the press. I like it when the audience at a recent debate jumped to its
By Daryl Cagle
A federal appeals has reversed California's ban on same-sex marriage. Check out some of our cartoons...
By Tom Purcell
In a recent study, Italian researchers made the "groundbreaking" discovery that men and women are different.
By Keli Goff
What the Komen Foundation controversy can teach us about race, class and cancer.
By Daryl Cagle
Violence continues to flare up in Syria, where a brutal government crackdown is trying to repress an democratic uprising among its people.
By Will Durst
It's been more exciting than a zip-line over crocodile-infested streams watching the Republican reality TV show currently playing across the nation.
By Floyd and Mary Beth Brown
Has Barack Obama sunk to a new low and manipulated Jesus' teachings for his own political purposes?
By Ted Kaufman
The Obama administration's next defense budget will determine not just how much will be spent but what our future priorities will be.
By Jason Stanford
Americans now owe more on their college loans than on their credit cards, and the price of a higher education is rising twice as fast as inflation.
By David Bossie
Ronald Reagan was – and still is – the heart of the modern day conservative movement.
By Daryl Cagle
I drew the program art for this year's Washington Press Club Foundation Dinner and I'm looking forward to attending.
By Daryl Cagle
Unless you've been hiding under a rock, you know that today is Super Bowl XLVI. Check out what our cartoonists think...
By Keli Goff
Every presidential race has a few key moments and phrases that define it years after the race has come to an end.
By Daryl Cagle
Relax and catch up on a week's worth of news with our Best Cartoons of the Week slideshow.