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Trump is like no front-runner we've ever seen — not necessarily in his strength or in his weakness, but in his manifest insecurity.

If you've wondered if there's anything that race-obsessed activists, bureaucrats and academics can't ruin, the answer is "no."

The insanity at the border will continue, and we can be assured that it's not going to produce any great literature.

The cartoon strip Curtis joins the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette comics pages beginning Monday, March 6.

Cartoonists are pushing back against racist remarks made by "Dilbert" creator Scott Adams, with one artist even using his own strip this week to lampoon the disgraced cartoon now dropped by newspapers nationwide.

Unless Trump's support in surveys is a complete mirage, he continues to have a formidable grip on the GOP.

Where does it end? There's no limiting principle that would prevent the editing of nearly every great writer in the Western canon.

Comic syndicate ends distribution for 'Dilbert" strip after the creator in a rant said people with African-American heritage are a “hate group.”

Written during World War II, Bungleton Green and the Mystic Commandos offered its readers a science-fiction epic that imagined a future liberated from racism and inequality.

If Joe Biden gets his way, Leviathan is about to become thoroughly and determinedly "woke."