Space to play or pause, M to mute, left and right arrows to seek, up and down arrows for volume. JUSTINA: Symbolism. Exaggeration. Irony. With these techniques combined, I'll be the best political ...

Please, Gray Lady, Bring Back the Cartoons! Readers urge The Times to rethink its decision to eliminate political cartoons from its global edition. June 11, 2019 ...

Each individual person can post up to four political cartoons per day. We can revisit this limit later and revise it up or down as needed. The cartoons must have a visible artist's signature.

Several readers took the cartoon to mean the prone policeman was Officer Brian Sicknick, who died a day after the Jan. 6, 2021, insurrection. Initial reports said Sicknick had been struck in the ...

Matthew Broderick, the actor who shot to fame as Ferris Bueller in the 1986 film, has said he’s nervous to bring up politics with both his friends and passing strangers in the current global ...

The creator of the political cartoon Elon Musk used to illustrate his current political views is looking to cash in after his sketch sparked a viral social media debate. Colin Wright, a contributin… ...

In the 1960s, Richard Nixon understood that a single cartoon of him by Herblock was powerful enough to block his political comeback. “I have to erase the Herblock image,” Nixon said .

It's not every day you come across two of the most famous political cartoons of all time. But, on a sunny Saturday morning trying to escape the Royal Wedding, that's just what I did.

If they had also lost the White House six times, presumably they would have come up with a broader, more inclusive message. Instead, in 2000 and then again in 2016, despite having lost, the G.O.P ...

Dr. Seuss created a number of biting political cartoons during WWII, including a cartoon criticizing American indifference to the deaths of foreign children.

You had these cartoons that really spoke to the every day person in the street, quite literally, because they're often displayed in print shop windows in the streets. So everyone could enjoy them.

Matthew Broderick, the actor who shot to fame as Ferris Bueller in the 1986 film, has said he’s nervous to bring up politics with both his friends and passing strangers in the current global ...