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Get ready for a long campaign, as both Joe Biden and Donald Trump have officially secured their respective party's presidential nomination. Easily our most popular cartoon this week came from Chris Weyant, who deployed two... More
Age is on the mind of voters in America, with 81-year-old Joe Biden and 77-year-old Donald Trump set to face off in November's presidential election. John Cole had a funny spin on the issue of... More
It was another busy week for the nation's cartoonists, with news running the gamut from Mitch McConnell stepping down from Republican leadership to AT&T's cell phones going down across the country. This week's most-reprinted cartoon... More
Another week, another mixed bag of news topics that found their way onto the drawing boards of the nation's top cartoonists. Several of our most-reprinted cartoons this week centered on Russia, which included former Fox... More
Another week, another failure to get anything meaningful done in Washington. Our most-reprinted cartoon this week was Dave Whamond's funny Valentine's Day riff on a dysfunctional D.C., which thanks to Republicans in the House can't... More
Normally, editors tend to gravitate towards a particular subject dominating the news when it comes to cartoons. But this week, our list of the most-reprinted cartoons features a smorgasbord of topics ranging from low unemployment... More
Another year, another Groundhog Day, marked by gullible people trusting a weather forecast spewed by a buck-toothed marmot lacking the ability to speak. John Darkow's image of the four-legged furball predicting six more weeks of... More
Despite Donald Trump's win in the New Hampshire primary this week, former South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley isn't kissing the ring. The Republican presidential candidate – who worked in Trump's administration as his U.N. ambassador... More
Everyone loves a good weather cartoon! Frigid temperatures, plies of snow, blistering wind chills – bad weather is one of the few things that impacts everyone, so it's no surprise some of this week's most-popular... More
It was a real smorgasbord of a week, with topics ranging from president debates to airplanes falling apart to the threat of yet another potential government shutdown. Our most popular cartoon this week was Jeff... More
It's hard to believe we've already arrived at 2024, which will feature the time-honored tradition of the nation's best cartoonists lampooning a presidential election. Mocking presidential candidates dates all the way back to the election... More
It's the most wonderful time of year, at least according to the late Andy Williams. Christmas is here, and with it plenty of fun holiday cartoons for editors to fill their pages with. I chuckled... More
About Daryl Cagle
Daryl Cagle is the publisher of Cagle.com and owner of Cagle Cartoons, Inc, which which is a major distributor of editorial cartoons and columns to newspapers and digital publishers. See Daryl's blog at: www.darylcagle.com, see his site at: Cagle.com get permission to reprint his cartoons at: PoliticalCartoons.com.
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Making Sense by Michael Reagan Republicans are never going to impeach Joe Biden. I wish more Republicans would beat that fact into their skulls. Just as Democrats weren’t able to impeach Donald Trump because they... More
Get ready for a long campaign, as both Joe Biden and Donald Trump have officially secured their respective party's presidential nomination. Easily our most popular cartoon this week came from Chris Weyant, who deployed two... More
There are lots of thankless odious jobs in America – sanitation worker, septic tank repairman – but surely none are worse than cleaning up Donald Trump’s serial excrement. That goes double for his top female... More
Well, it finally happened. No, I didn't go bald, get divorced or accidentally go to work without pants. I got COVID! Recently, I had been badly congested for a couple of days, but I chalked... More
It was "The Stepford Wives" meets "The Handmaid’s Tale." Nearly a week later, people are still talking about the State of the Union response given by Alabama Sen. Katie Britt, which has been widely mocked... More
["cartoon id="272355"] You shouldn’t need the arm strength of a gorilla to open a can of tuna. We live in a country where marketers insist opening cans is easy. And it is easy, if you... More
Tyrades! by Danny Tyree Well, THOSE eagerly anticipated revelations certainly crashed and burned. You may recall last summer a former intelligence officer told Congress that Uncle Sam maintains a covert stockpile of downed alien spacecraft... More
Piglet! My Irish surname means piglet! Like millions of Americans, I’ve been poking into my heritage using ancestry sites, such as FamilySearch.com. That’s how I learned that “Purcell” is an occupational name of Norman origin... More
The Biden campaign is floundering – directionless, unable to formulate a coherent second term vision and battered by a series of national polls that place his public standing at historic low levels for an incumbent... More
In television, now more than ever, crime pays. A search for “true crime” on Netflix produced 300 titles. Nearly half of Apple’s top 20 podcasts in the U.S. are devoted to true crime, and the... More
New York, Illinois, and California are among the states most closely associated with embracing illegal border crossers and assorted other asylum seekers. But perhaps because the state is smaller than the major destinations and somewhat... More
Age is on the mind of voters in America, with 81-year-old Joe Biden and 77-year-old Donald Trump set to face off in November's presidential election. John Cole had a funny spin on the issue of... More
Making Sense by Michael Reagan A miracle occurred Tuesday in California’s U.S. Senate primary race. In a deep Blue state where Democrat voters outnumber Republicans 2-1, Steve Garvey, the former L.A. Dodger star, ran against... More
Tyrades! by Danny Tyree You probably crave a break from my patented “sour grapes” routine, but we must face facts: spring break (a.k.a. Easter break, a.k.a. mid-term break, a.k.a. “unwind, rejuvenate, have fun, but don’t... More
It’s the off-the-cuff speeches that take the most preparation. I’ve never been a great public speaker. Come to think of it, I haven’t even been a public speaker. The last time I addressed someone in... More
Historically viewed as a fringe belief system, Christian nationalism has become a considerable force in American politics, particularly as it relates to the current Republican Party. A new survey from Public Religion Research Institute and... More