On Tuesday, Feb. 26, you printed an editorial cartoon depicting and elephant (Republican) wielding a chain saw labeled sequestration threatening Uncle Sam. Do you have any commitment to the truth or ...

A non-profit organization is being slammed on social media for a video it posted promoting President Biden’s Build Back Better spending agenda in a cartoon using the "Schoolhouse Rock! I’m Just a Bill ...

Remember when you used to watch Sunday morning cartoons? You know, the shows about superheroes who used their powers for good to defeat the forces of evil in a mere 22 minutes? Well, our enemies may ...

North Korea's anti-U.S. propaganda campaign, which now includes slick videos depicting attacks on American cities and battleships, dates back to the 1960s, when cartoons demonizing the west were used ...

To the Editor: I was upset to see the political cartoon in the Dec 6 issue showing a donkey (Democrat) in bed with ballot fraud cheating the voter. There has been no credible evidence of systematic or ...

I was revolted by the editorial cartoon I saw in the Feb. 7 issue of the Redmond Reporter, concerning conservative talk radio. It was reminiscent of the graphic style used in Nazi propaganda. Whether ...

After the Soviet Union formed, the new country’s first animated film was a 1924 piece of propaganda films. From then until well into the 1970s, animated propaganda thrived in the USSR, offering a rare ...

It's a great concept, and the history of political cartooning in American political discourse is a major, if underspoken, part of things. A consideration of what's being done now would actually be ...

Chinese state media has released a colorful cartoon propaganda video to herald China's 13th five-year plan—the country's future economic strategy. A link to the video, which features the catchy jingle ...

It’s a bird! It’s a plane! It’s…not Superman? No, it’s Super Mustache, Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro’s cartoon alter-ego, here to save the South American country from peril. In a September episode ...

Given that Thanksgiving has the reputation for being a day of Herculean food consumption, here’s a rather strange World War II propaganda cartoon that visualizes such gustatory excess. In the 1942 ...