In case you didn't catch it on C-Span or just about every news organization besides Fox Noise yesterday, Senate Republicans hauled former Ju...

This week's Graphical History Tour bravely sallies forth against censorship of newsmedia in the United States. As a political cartoonist wh...

Since I was going to be crunched in the middle seat of a Southwest airplane this past week when I would usually be at my drawing board, I h...

President Marc Murphy addresses a sheaf of cartoonists; your humble scribbler, appropriately, at far left. Photo by Angelo Lopez I mentione...

"Promises, Promises" by Pat Oliphant in Denver Post,  April 1968 How many vice presidents do you count in the above cartoon? I recently ...

Today's Graphical History Tour rummages through my September cartoons from 1986, 1996, 2006, and 2016. I'll bring up another September at t...

Spot features Berman fishing and focuses on ending corruption in Washington, contrasting Berman’s working class background and Republican Bryan Steil’s corporate special interests RAYMOND, Wis. — Toda...

It's Labor Day weekend, so today's Graphical History Tour checks out what editorial cartoons were on the newsstands 100 Labor Days ago: "La...

Far-right provocateur Milo Yiannopoulos found himself the latest victim of the Leopards Eating Faces Party last month. ICE arrested British...

Okay, friends: I've spent nearly a month searching for that reported Vanity Fair  cartoon of  President-elect Abraham Lincoln borrowing wif...

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has been rounding up undocumented immigrants who have run afoul of the law lately. In a depar...

We watch a lot of Ovation TV in our house, to the point where there are some program episodes we can identify within the first five seconds...

Every so often, the statistics report for this blog informs me of a big spike in visits to my 16-year-old post of R.C. Bowman cartoons abou...

Perhaps if I had followed basketball more closely, I would remember who Royce White and Enes Kantor were; they retired from the NBA a coupl...

Or, You Cannot Be Sirius. 1986 in Iconoplastic,  Poughkeepsie NY, August 1986 Our Graphical History Tour today delves deep into the Berget...

Wisconsin failed — by a whisker — to follow Democrats in the rest of the country in the march to Democratic Socialism this Tuesday. Milwauk...

Our Graphical History Tour has been revisiting recent history lately, so it must be time to catch up on the news from 100 Augusts ago.  "So ...

On Jennifer Welch's I've Had It  podcast last month, and later on Don Lemon's eponymous  Show , Hunter Biden confided that there is a cabal...

Senator Randy Paul (R-KY) led a star chamber hearing this week aimed at trapping Dr. Anthony Fauci into somehow committing perjury. Even if ...

There was another topic I had planned to draw about this week, but the truck and knife attack that killed one and injured sixteen at Berlin...

We've got more stuff from the Bergetoons vault in today's Graphical History Tour.  You'll have to pardon me for indulging in rehashing my ow...

Secretary of Butchness Pete Hegseth announced last week that military recruits — men, and any women that he hasn't yet driven out of the se...

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Since last week's Graphical History Tour memorialized a sitting U.S. Senator who claims not to be dead, this week's episode rustles up my ca...

I generally have two approaches to cartoons about the recently departed. Either I draw a caricature of the person next to a quotation of the...

Graphical History Tour looks forward to remembering Senator Mitch McConnell (R-KY), reported to be serving out the remainder of his congress...

On the last day of Pride Month, Matthew Vines, evangelical author of God and the Gay Christian , published an op-ed in the New York Times ...

"Centennial Mirror" by American Oleograph Co., 1876. From Library of Congress  I don't have a cartoon for the U.S. semicentennial in 1826, ...

Some weeks, there seems to be a dearth of topics for LGBTQ+ cartoons. This was not one of those weeks. Some anonymous caller to Michigan Chi...

Every once in a while, I come across editorial cartoons for these Graphical History Tours that I like, but which don't make the cut for one ...

A witless baboon in the White House Octagon to celebrate Donald Commodius Trump's Octogenarian Birthday made a gratuitous swipe at former F...

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This week's Graphical History Tour remembers Canada's King-Byng affair, and the extremely brief and forgettable Meighen era. For U.S. reader...

Democrats keep wishing upon a star that they can flip one of Texas's Senate seats. This year, their star is named James Talarico, a form...

Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin was asked on Face the Nation  over the weekend whether he had plans to send ICE thugs to pollin...

Today's Graphical History Tour head down into the Bergetoon vaults in search of cartoons from ten, twenty, thirty, and forty Junes ago.  20...

Congresscritter Andrew Ogles (R-TN) greeted the start of LGBTQ+ Pride Month by tweeting (since it hasn't been "Twitter" for some time now,...

Our Graphical History Tour returns to Iowa in 1926 "Making a Banquet for the Democrats" by J.N. "Ding" Darling in Des Moines Register,  Jun...