President Trump makes himself an easy target for political cartoonists, explains columnist John Breunig.

A collection of political cartoons from January 2026 offers commentary on ICE activities in Minnesota, Trump's desire for a ...

President Donald Trump has been at the forefront of new cycles during both his terms in White House, with the expected applause from his supporters and equally predictable boos from his detractors.

The second fatal shooting of an American citizen by federal immigration agents in Minneapolis ignited a political firestorm.

Hearst editorial page editor John Breunig asks, “Why are editorial cartoonists drawn to Donald Trump?” (or here). How would Dr. Seuss have drawn President Donald Trump? This is what I’m thinking as we ...

Editor: This letter responds to the political cartoon in the Friday, 23 January 2006 issue of the Red Bluff Daily News, which featured caricatures of former President Bill Clinton and former Senator ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The cast of characters during the political cycles over the past decade or so has provided plenty of satirical fuel for political ...

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Director Bill Banowsky's fascinating documentary A Savage Art: The Life & Cartoons of Pat Oliphant, tracks the work of one of our most popular and imitated political cartoonists, and the very modern ...