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The Munich Security Conference earlier this year was a defining moment, triggering a wave of European lamentations over what ...

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The year continues to be rich with offerings for editorial cartoonists, eager to provide their takes on the news of the day. Here are the cartoons the Herald published this past week.

Nick Anderson leads this week’s editorial cartoon gallery with a worried Trump supporter so “woke” by the market turmoil that he can’t sleep. The theme dominates this week’s batch of ...

To help shed humor on such a wildly despised timeframe—even for the accountants—we’re opening the filing cabinet and looking at the best political cartoons in recent times that put Tax Season in its ...

Logging and controlled burns have been under attack since the Wilsonian “progressive” era. Progressive federal and state government policies restricting common-sense logging and fuel breaks ...

Some recent court decisions related to COVID-era restrictions raise questions about just how much overreach there was in implementing lockdowns during the pandemic.

Silica dust has replaced coal dust as the silent killer down mineshafts in Appalachia. More miners are developing respiratory illnesses sooner in their careers because they have to cut through ...

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That opened the door to all sorts of possibilities, including political cartoons. “He’s making business cards for people. He’s making hymnals. He made the plates in order to print money when ...