NEW YORK – The sharpest weapon is often a pen. That could prove particularly true this political season, as editorial cartoonists (search) on the right and left wade into the fray with their ink and ...

Gunmen may have targeted French humor magazine Charlie Hebdo because of their previous re-publication of cartoons by Danish newspaper Jyllands-Posten depicting the Muslim prophet Muhammad. Charlie ...

Readers often call when they don't like one of our editorials. Some call because they disagree with our interpretation of basic facts, fuzzy logic or a silly mistake. Others complain that we're too ...

Liz Montague discusses how she uses humor and illustration to reflect on larger societal issues, including racial justice and climate change. shooting into the sky. And then the caption is, We've done ...

As violent clashes over cartoon depictions of the Prophet Muhammad continued to flare across the Middle East this week, Jewish and Muslim leaders and organizations traded accusations of hypocrisy.

For years, I've struggled with political cartoons that seemed to forget that people of color exist. Cartoonists just didn't get it. I complained at conferences, wrote letters, you name it.

Photo taken on March 4, 2020 shows a lovely cartoon drawn on the ward wall of a makeshift hospital in Wuhan. It features Dalian's oyster cheering for Wuhan's hot-dry noodle, which are signature snacks ...