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A political cartoon in the state-run news outlet China Daily showed the Statue of Liberty being eaten by a dragon bearing the label “political violence.” Tanner Brown covers China for MarketWatch and ...

A recent cartoon from state-owned newspaper China Daily circulated in domestic media showed the Statue of Liberty being ...

A mysterious video called "How to Make Leaders" that compares China's political system to that of ... Boyle's Britain's Got Talent appearance. The cartoon doesn't directly criticize U.S. or ...

They sent crude cartoons of his parents ... attack” aimed at wearing down his nerves. China is not alone in going after ...

In his book "The Art of Controversy: Political Cartoons and Their Enduring Power," journalist Victor Navasky writes about caricature's ability to disturb dictators, humble presidents and inflame ...

Editorial cartoonists from across the country -- from the left, right and center -- recap the race for the White House ...

Western powers pledged continued support for the Philippines in the South China Sea on Friday, November 8, even as they face ...

As the United States prepares for the 2024 political surge and hoopla next ... these are our picks for the best cartoons... Cartoon Network just released an Over the Garden Wall stop-motion ...

The elephant and donkey were meant to be satirical depictions, popularised by an American political cartoonist.

They’re strict followers of procedure, staying quiet about their own politics and keeping the line moving. More than ever, their work calls for maintaining a sense of integrity that can shore up ...