Sep 11 2018 Syrian attack on Idlib Syrian attack on Idlib published September 11, 2018 by Paresh Nath politicalcartoons.com License This Cartoon Sep 11 2018 Sep 11 2018 Sep 11 2018 Sep 11 2018 Sep 11 2018 Sep 11 2018 Sep 4 2018 Sep 4 2018 Sep 4 2018 Comments & Discussion Facebook Discussion Topics Topics & Tags Paresh Nath's Archive More Cartoons By Paresh Nath Sep 11 2018 Sep 11 2018 Sep 11 2018 Sep 11 2018 Sep 11 2018 Sep 11 2018 Sep 4 2018 Sep 4 2018 Sep 4 2018 Archives Paresh Nath Paresh Nath is the chief cartoonist for India's National Herald, and his cartoons are syndicated in the United States by Cagle Cartoons. Daily Newsletter Sign up for FREE! Get Cartoons Daily! Sign up for our free daily newsletter by entering your email and clicking on subscribe. Subscribe More Cagle Columnists Verizon Leaves American Workers in the Lurch by Joe Guzzardi The headline financial news story of late is Verizon's announcement that it offered a voluntary severance package to about 44,000 employees, or about one-third of its workforce. But the subtitle is equally disturbing. Verizon will transfer more ... Arizona Mirrors the Midterm Divide by Peter Funt PHOENIX - The race to pick a new U.S. Senator from Arizona underscores the tenor, tactics and tightness of the 2018 midterm elections. Two admired congresswomen are neck and neck as they seek to replace retiring Sen. Jeff Flake. Martha McSally, ... Sanctuary Maternity Wards a Leftist Success Story by Michael Shannon Some readers may have thought my recent column on anchor babies was more alarmist than the situation warranted. After all, many pregnant women complain when they have to get up from the TV to go to the bathroom. So how many immigrants are realis ...
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