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When Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer, New York Democrat, barks, "Jump!" Sen. Angus King, Maine independent, obediently asks, "How high?"

CTV may not have expected the backlash ousting Lisa LaFlamme could bring — now, a searing Toronto Star cartoon is letting them have it.

"What do you do with someone with an allergy? What do you do with someone who's immunocompromised, or someone who for religious reasons...or deep convictions, decided that no, they're not going to get a vaccine? We're not a country that makes...

The pandemic has forced people to discover new ways of maintaining connection with one another and to consider their own mortality — obituaries played a part in making this easier.

This week, we've got 14 teams still in it, two that are freshly banished and new, feathered friends for the rest of the field.

In case you missed this, revolting Washington Post cartoonist Michael de Adder shared an image of the cartoon in an April 4th retweet that included a link to his drawing headlined, "Magic Mirror on the wall, who is the Trumpiest one of all?" It's a complete lie, one that has been debu

The Washington Post published a political cartoon that suggested Florida’s new Parental Rights in Education law is literally killing children, and blames Gov. Ron DeSantis for their deaths, but the crazed accusation is not going unchallenged.

Disgraced Washington Post cartoonist Michael de Adder was blasted by critics for using the infamous image of a drowned Syrian boy in a new cartoon taking a dig at Republican Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis.

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On Friday morning, syndicated conservative talk-radio host Chris Plante mocked the daily editorial cartoon in The Washington Post, and it was a doozy. Staff artist Michael De Adder thought it was appropriate and humorous to suggest Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis was basically a murderer, that his so-called "Don't Say Gay" bill would mean death for children deciding they're transgender.