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We all have our own problems, frustrations, and anxieties we have to face in this modern world, but it feels a little better when we know that we are not alone in this. Sashotso Art comics are a personal visual diary of the everyday life of Sasha Tsoy where she puts funny and annoying situations, real experiences, struggles of being a female, relationship perks, and honest behind-the-scenes, as well as moments of vulnerability—all of which makes these comics hit so close to home simply because all of us can find a little bit of ourselves. Tsoy introduced her artwork to

March 12, 2021 David Rowe points out Biden’s success in forcing through his stimulus with the help of a successful vaccine rollout.   As noted in his marginal tip-of-the-hat, it’s a take on W.A. Rogers’ cartoon about Roosevelt, which leaves me wondering if Rowe thinks it’s all such a good thing after all, since the original Big Stick cartoon was about TR’s gunboat diplomacy, with which he assisted Panama in becoming independent from Colombia in order to ram through the US-controlled canal. TR did a lot of really good things, but most people today shudder over the canal thingi...

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Less is more, and John Deering (Creators) has, IMHO, the best take on Andrew Cuomo because he isn’t dancing on the political grave or even pushing Cuomo into it. Nor is he going on about the statistics on nursing home deaths, a scandal that wouldn’t have disappeared but would likely have been more of a campaign issue than a cause for beheading. Where people die is a fraught statistic, starting with things as simple as the fact that you’re more apt to die of certain things at a major medical center than at a small local hospital, because, when the folks at the little hospital realize th...

Over in the Economist, Kal Kallaugher wonders if Europe will ever trust us again, given that she’s got reasons not to. I’m leading with it because yesterday I promised to look into the missile strike against a launch base in Syria, admitting that, given my feelings about our having abandoned our Kurdish allies, I had some expectations in the matter. An analyst interviewed on the BBC that morning noted that the target was an Iraqi group and suggested it was a departure from the Trump policy of blaming everything on Iran and signaled a softening related to our desire to rebuild the Iran nu...