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He began drawing editorial cartoons full-time for The Journal News in Westchester County in 1993, and in 2009 started drawing for The Hearst Newspaper Group in Connecticut.

Three Ugandan veteran cartoonists, John Jones Salongo Sserwanga, Willy Ochaya, and James Tumusiime were making cartoons in the 1970s during the reign of dictator Idi Amin. A new documentary, The ...

Between 1975 and 1976, Ochaya—a cartoonist and photographer known under the pseudonym Drink H₂O—drew more than 100 cartoons for The Voice of Uganda newspaper. His work was political and daring, ...

Surrey Mayor Brenda Locke says U.S. tariffs would put hundreds of jobs in her community at risk, as she becomes the latest mayor to join an alliance advocating for Canadian border communities.

Several years ago, The New York Times canceled all political cartoons over one caricature of Benjamin Netanyahu ... Comic: It’s America’s Founding Grandfather, John Locke by Peter Bagge. The migrants ...

As the second Trump era begins, I want to take a step back from the news to lay out the major political story lines that my colleagues and I will be watching over the next year. Here they are ...

During the 1960s he used his cartoons as a forum for his political views. He attacked hypocrisy, whether in the Nixon administration or in the posturing of a peacenik. “I occupy buildings ...

In 2021, we made a video based on conversations with over 1,200 Americans from across the political spectrum. The video showed real footage of American partisans learning, in real time ...

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In a note to readers, he said the newspaper will no longer run political cartoons. Jim Ross is development and opinion editor of The Herald-Dispatch. His email address is [email protected].

I don’t think that editors in general were particularly interested in really hard-hitting political cartoon commentary over most newspapers, and once the internet started to emerge in the late ...