
I’m delighted to welcome my buddy, Mike Lester back to our Cagle Cartoons newspaper syndication package. Mike was one of our most popular cartoonists and he surely will be again now.

I’m delighted to welcome my buddy, Mike Lester back to our Cagle Cartoons newspaper syndication package. Mike was one of our most popular cartoonists and he surely will be again now.

It’s that time of year again, Super Bowl Sunday is upon us! Time to eat horrible food and make disgusting man grunts as the Colts and the Saints pay some meaningless game to fill time between funny commercials.

I don’t show my face in public much, but I’ll be traveling to Colombia in a couple of weeks, and I’ll be at some cool public events for editorial cartoon fans.

Well, Punxsutawney Phil has seen his shadow this year, so that means 6 more weeks of winter. But since laughter can help warm you up, here’s a collection of funny Groundhog Day Cartoons.

I went out to see Eddie Izzard last night in Los Angeles. It amused me to hear him preach his common sense atheist perspective while most of the audience roared.

Everyone knows the daily newspaper industry is in rough times. Is wiping out all remaining competition the only path to survival? That’s what’s being heard a lot more these days.

It looks like the non-defunct comedy show MadTV beat Steve jobs to the punch, creating this fake ad years ago for Apple’s newest product, the “iPad” – a menstruation device that hooks to your computer.

With the balance of power tilting rightward again, it looks like healthcare reform (such as it was) may not become a reality.

People seem to like it when I show my sloppy drawing process, so here it is again with my last three cartoons.

The cops stopped me for driving naked in my 1992 Toyota Corolla today. They didn’t buy my explanation that I was campaigning for Congress.

Don’t miss our collection of terrific cartoons celebrating Martin Luther King, Jr. Day

This column comes to us from Mr. Fish, Dwayne Booth, a long time contributor to our site and one of the most innovative, powerful cartoonists around. Â Fish is probably the farthest to the left of any cartoonist on our site, and is probably the harshest critic of President Obama of all the cartoonists.
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We have just received the good news that Version 1.11 of our popular msnbc.com Cartoons iPhone app has been approved, and is available for download for FREE right now at the iTunes store.

Here is my latest cartoon, commenting on the heightened emphasis on security at our nation’s airports following the unsuccessful attack by the underwear bomber.

Cartoonists turn their attention to Haiti, one of the Western Hemisphere’s poorest nations, after a major earthquake struck the southern part of the country yesterday.

It is the month editorial cartoonists and other journalists look forward to. More than that, it is the month we dread. It is contest month.

I’m sure no real baseball fan is surprised by the recent admission of former slugger Mark McGwire that he used steroids on and off for over a decade, including when he broke baseball’s home run record in 1998.

Yes, I’ve seen “Avatar,” and I really wasn’t that impressed. Neither was my youngest daughter, who is not quite 10. Unlike me, she had every reason to love “Avatar.” She’s both a sci-fi fan and a student of myths and legends.

Me? I don’t fly much. I’ve got travel issues. I’m not afraid to fly, mind you — though I’ve never bought the notion that airline travel is much safer than traveling by car.

Here is a collection of my Top 10 Cartoons of 2009, in no relative order. I hope you enjoy them, even if you’re only reference point for The Garden State is MTV’s ‘Jersey Shore.’

CNN is reporting that a Somali man was shot as he attempted to enter the home of Danish cartoonist Kurt Westergaard, who is know for his controversial depictions of the Muslim prophet Mohammed in the pages of Jyllands-Posten back in 2005.

This animated short video, based on the legendary no-hitter thrown by Dock Ellis, is celebrated as the greatest athletic achievement by a man on a psychedelic journey.

Two-time Pulitzer Prize winning cartoonist Bill Mauldin has been selected by the U.S. postal Service as one of the subjects of the 2010 stamp program.

Celebrate the end of another year by checking out our collection of terrific 2010 New Year’s cartoons.

AFP is reporting that an appeals court in Casablanca upheld a four-year jail sentence for Akhbar Al Youm cartoonist Khalid Gueddarand and editor Taoufiq Bouachrine.
Female suicide bombers are nothing new. They first came under the scrutiny of scholars as rarities some 20 years ago, and their profiles rose during the Chechen conflict of the last decade. But ...
The Obama Administration wisely is considering moving from Manhattan the trial of five September 11 conspirators. Team Obama's original idea of trying Team al-Qaeda in civilian court cannot be scrapped soon enough. Instead, ...
The knee-jerk “government is bad” argument against health care reform, the jobs bill or banking regulations is always “it creates more bureaucracy.” This is mainly from Republicans who want to be called lawmakers. ...
Even with its centuries-old roots throughout the region, is Christianity history in the West?Â
In a speech at the Catholic University of America, in Washington, D.C., the visiting archbishop of Vienna, Cardinal  Christoph Schonborn, ...
If President Obama's recent face-to-face meeting with congressional Republicans had been a prizefight, they'd have stopped it: Obama by TKO. It was such a mismatch that Fox News, unofficial network of the GOP, ...
Soon after the televised exchanged between President Barack Obama and the U.S. House Republican Caucus, two days after the president's State of the Union Address, Internet chatter exploded. The public, press and pundits ...
There are small signs that the Great Recession is starting to shift gears. New employment statistics show US companies are not shedding jobs in record numbers. Under more normal circumstances losses would still ...
WASHINGTON -- If you want further evidence of how deep Democratic losses may be in the fall midterm elections, Indiana Sen. Evan Bayh's suddenly shaky bid for a third term is exhibit A.
A ...
What do Bob Dole, Howard Baker, Pete Domenici, Sam Nunn, Tom Daschle and Chuck Robb have in common? They are all former senators, from both parties, who are working together on such issues ...
"I thought the purpose of Presidents Day was getting steep discounts on furniture and linen."
"Ah, you speak of the confusion surrounding that federal holiday. Snopes.com does a fine job clarifying what the day ...
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I'm only guessing, but a major problem with being president has to be people around you being more likely to stick their face in a cast iron oscillating fan ...
Should Fox News register with the State Department as a foreign agent -- an agent of Saudi Arabia?
First off, is that a farfetched question? Not when a leading member of the ruling family ...
(Now, if your eyes drift right to the author bio on the page, you’ll notice it says I focus mainly on Yemen. You might wonder how, despite my residency, I am capable ...
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Americans are waking up with a whopping Obama-hangover, and it's not a pretty sight.
Daily, it dawns on ever more Americans that the man in the White House is ...
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Human beings are great at tinkering with things. Sometimes this turns out splendidly and we end up with penicillin or fuel-efficient cars. Great minds set out to ...
Making Sense, by Michael Reagan
This week, the State of Illinois concluded its primaries for its soon-to-be-open United States Senate Seat. This seat, President Obama's until he won the presidency, has gained infamy with ...
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When asked how he thought his first year as 44th president of the United States had proceeded, Barack Obama gave himself a B+. To say other parties have been ...
There was a period of time in American history when it was a commonly held belief that car manufacturers would always do well in the US because cars would always be needed.
It was ...
A new study should silence members of the religious right who continue to support the non-existent efficacy of abstinence-only sex education.
Do I believe fervent theocrats will close up shop and go home on ...
NEW YORK - The state of our Union is mostly free.
This may shock citizens who call America the "Land of the Free." Alas, as the Heritage Foundation demonstrates, Washington has transformed Francis Scott ...
SEWANEE, Tenn. -- As I listened to retired Archbishop Robin Eames reflect on the reconciliation of Northern Ireland, I thought, "Who's going to reconcile the United States?"
Eames, 72, received an honorary doctor of ...
Democrats across the country are starting to wonder aloud if they misjudged the electorate over the last year, with profound ramifications for the midterm elections this year and, potentially, for Mr. Obama's presidency," ...
If you're a journalist, chances are you've had some pretty low moments in the last few years, as your industry has imploded all around you. But, in your darkest hours, you were always ...
"I hope we shall crush ... in its birth the aristocracy of our moneyed corporations, which dare already to challenge our government to a trial of strength and bid defiance to the laws ...
I was curious after the Democrats' bitter loss in Massachusetts exactly which Barack Obama would show up to deliver his first State of the Union address. Would it be the impassioned motivator who, ...
WASHINGTON -- If President Obama thinks the political disaster that hit his party last month in Massachusetts was bad, he had better brace himself for the Congressional Budget Office's latest economic forecasts for ...
The cheer, with its inside joke of a "French" spelling for go, serves as the standard greeting among New Orleanians these days. The NFC champions have become so much more than a football ...
Every horrendous thing one could possibly say about President Barack Obama has been said. It’s been said, repeated, blogged, taped, printed, e-mailed, syndicated, broadcasted and most likely spray painted somewhere. Some of the ...
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