Thursday, Jan 23

Renowned cartoonist and playwright Jules Feiffer dies at 95, leaving a legacy of poignant satire in comics, plays, and children's literature.

Wednesday, Jan 22

Jules Feiffer, the Pulitzer Prize-winning cartoonist and playwright known for his satirical comic strip, has died at 95. His legacy spans decades of impactful writing and illustration.

Friday, Jan 17

Darrin Bell, acclaimed cartoonist, arrested on child pornography charges in California involving both real and AI-generated material.

Saturday, Jan 11

WaPo's David Shipley explains why he sidelined a cartoon featuring Jeff Bezos and Donald Trump, highlighting concerns over content coincidence and quality.

Wednesday, Jan 08

Le Monde publishes cartoon tributes to Charlie Hebdo victims, celebrating the role of humor in society.

Monday, Jan 06

Biden confronts media criticisms as political events unfold, including Trudeau's resignation and GOP strategies to support Trump's agenda.

Monday, Jan 06

Ann Telnaes, a cartoonist for the Washington Post, resigns after her cartoon about billionaires and Trump was rejected by the editors.

Monday, Jan 06

Ann Telnaes resigns from The Washington Post after her cartoon criticizing Jeff Bezos was rejected, sparking debates about editorial independence.

Monday, Jan 06

James Carville vehemently criticizes the Washington Post editor over the resignation of cartoonist Ann Telnaes amid a cartoon controversy.

Sunday, Jan 05

Cartoonist Ann Telnaes resigns from The Washington Post after her cartoon on Jeff Bezos was censored, raising concerns about press freedom and editorial independence.