Alberto Vázquez explains how Disney, Google, Amazon, Orwell, Buñuel, 'The Truman Show,' social media, and "megalomaniac ...

October has been a headline-grabbing month in recent history, marked by a surge of new cycles that have included everything from the Red Sox' and New York Yankees' playoff baseball woes to the ...

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Duke the Dragon and Princess Brooke will be replacing Steven Universe and The Powerpuff Girls at a hotel along Route 30 in East Lampeter Township The Cartoon Network Hotel is going to be rebranded ...

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PENDER COUNTY N.C. (WECT) - Pender County Commissioner Jerry Groves said a recent political cartoon in The Pender-Topsail Post & Voice has him feeling a little more than on edge. “Regardless of what ...

Tuesday's political cartoons include bad news for inflation, Brian Kilmeade's solution, and Kash Patel's dinner order From our morning news briefing to a weekly Good News Newsletter, get the best of ...

Newsday, a daily newspaper serving Long Island, New York, apologized for an "insensitive and offensive" editorial cartoon referencing the tragic assassination of Charlie Kirk after sparking calls for ...

Newsday has issued a full apology after publishing a political cartoon referencing the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk sparking condemnation from Republican leaders and calls for a ...

A Long Island newspaper was forced to apologize Sunday for a political cartoon on the assassination of Charlie Kirk after it ignited a firestorm for the “vile” and “insensitive” piece. Newsday ...