Some 200 people chanting "Boycott the Post! Shut it down!'' marched in front of the New York Post on Thursday to protest a cartoon that critics say links President Obama to the chimpanzee that was ...

The American Jewish Committee has demanded an apology over an editorial cartoon that depicts a crowded airline flight as a “cattle car.” The artwork, drawn by two-time Pulitzer Prize-winning ...

A recent installment of long-running syndicated comic strip “Six Chix” tackling anti-mask rhetoric from a Black Lives Matter movement perspective was pulled from some newspapers last Tuesday. Founded ...

(Bloomberg) -- The Chinese Embassy to Denmark wants the newspaper Jyllands-Posten to apologize for publishing a drawing that depicts China’s flag with virus symbols instead of five stars. “We express ...

We had hoped never to hear of it again, but it must be noted that Rupert Murdoch, publisher of the New York Post, has apologized for the stimulus-ape-maybe-Obama cartoon that inflamed passions last ...

An editorial cartoon published in the Seneca Journal has brought enough complaints for the paper to announce it is issuing an apology.The cartoon by national cartoonist Al Goodwyn was published in ...

Saturday’s editorial cartoon is by Dave Granlund, a Minnesota-based political cartoonist whose work has been syndicated nationally since 1978. Granlund also is responsible for the cartoon published on ...

After two days of protests, the New York Post apologized Thursday for a cartoon that critics said linked President Barack Obama to a raging chimpanzee Stamford police shot and killed this week after ...

A Long Island newspaper was forced to apologize after publishing a graphic Charlie Kirk cartoon slammed as 'unconscionable' and 'despicable'. Newsday removed the ...

DAVENPORT, Iowa — The Quad-City Times has apologized for a political cartoon published in their June 21 opinion column. The cartoon depicted Republican presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy, who ...

Ten days after a provocative editorial cartoon ran in the Chicago Tribune, the newspaper apologized, saying it had “failed to recognize that the cartoon conveyed symbols and stereotypes that slur the ...

The cartoon is a mock instructional video in which viewers are told that if they are “distracted by the confusing words of other languages” — for example, by the calm and rational discussion of health ...