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REPUBLICAN DAGGER THRUST

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19
2024
REPUBLICAN DAGGER THRUST by Arend van Dam
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REPUBLICAN DAGGER THRUST

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19
2024
REPUBLICAN DAGGER THRUST by Arend van Dam
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MILITARY SUPPORT FOR UKRAINE

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19
2024
MILITARY SUPPORT FOR UKRAINE by Schot
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HOW DOES MARJORIE TAYLOR GREENE SLEEP AT NIGHT?

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19
2024
HOW DOES MARJORIE TAYLOR GREENE SLEEP AT NIGHT? by Jeff Koterba
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CHRISTIAN NATIONALISM

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CHRISTIAN NATIONALISM by Pat Bagley
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MOSCOW MARGE

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MOSCOW MARGE by Pat Bagley
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ARIZONA ABORTION LAW

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2024
ARIZONA ABORTION LAW by John Darkow
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TRUMP CHARGES

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TRUMP CHARGES by Jimmy Margulies
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PORN STAR HUSH MONEY TRIAL

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18
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PORN STAR HUSH MONEY TRIAL by Bill Day
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BODEGA BABBLE

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BODEGA BABBLE by Randall Enos
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MEANWHILE IN THE TRUMP TRIAL

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18
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MEANWHILE IN THE TRUMP TRIAL by Dave Whamond
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TOP INFLUENCER

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TOP INFLUENCER by Joep Bertrams
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GREAT BALLS OF FIRE

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GREAT BALLS OF FIRE by Dick Wright
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SWISS FEMALE SENIOR CITIZENS WIN THEIR CHARGE

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SWISS FEMALE SENIOR CITIZENS WIN THEIR CHARGE by Rainer Hachfeld
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FLORIDA BOB GRAHAM

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Five Pinocchios for Gavin Newsom
by Joe Guzzardi
Add California Governor Gavin Newsom’s name to the list of prominent elected officials who blatantly lied about their personal histories. Senator Elizabeth Warren lied for years about her alleged American Indian heritage. Connecticut Senator Richard... More
Sell the house: Top ten cartoons of the week
by Daryl Cagle
The cost of everything, from gas to groceries, remains stubbornly high. But nothing seems as outrageously expensive as trying to buy a new home. Home prices skyrocketed during the COVID pandemic, and inflation fears forced... More
What you might have forgotten about OJ Simpson and his trial
by Elwood Watson
For those too young to fully remember the OJ Simpson trial, it was a television spectacle with all the makings of a Hollywood blockbuster. Sex and violence, interracial relationships and marriage, infidelity, alcoholism, sexual deviancy... More
A run down to London
by Alexandra Paskhaver
England! Merrie olde England! Glorious England! How I hate it. I’ve been in London for the past month, officially as part of a study abroad program. I spent most of my first week figuring out... More
Ready for the bathroom of tomorrow?
by Danny Tyree
Tyrades! by Danny Tyree Bathroom floor tiles that weigh you, analyze your gait and evaluate your fall risk. Bathroom mirrors that initiate telehealth conferences based on your complexion or facial tics. Toilet seats that check... More
Take our daughters and sons to grandma’s
by Tom Purcell
"Take Our Daughters and Sons to Work Day” is on April 25th, and I think we should try something different this year: Let's take our daughters and sons to grandma's. The Take Our Daughters and... More
Good or bad economy? Top 10 cartoons of the week
by Daryl Cagle
It's not exactly news we're a divided country, but we can't even agree on whether our economy is doing well or not. On the one hand, there's been consistent job growth since Joe Biden took... More
Trump's abortion punt
by Dick Polman
An adjudicated rapist, who was recently held liable by a jury for physically invading a woman’s bodily autonomy, has now taken it upon himself to opine about how government can control women’s bodily autonomy. Before... More
Republicans need to unite, not fight
by Michael Reagan
Making Sense By Michael Reagan I don’t blame the public for not wanting to put the Republican Party back in power in Washington. As the GOP proved again in the House this week, it’s incapable... More
Losing sleep over sleep
by Alexandra Paskhaver
I’ve spent a lot of time on the couch. Not because I have therapy, but because I don’t have a bed. Where most children graduate from a little bed to a bigger one, I graduated... More
Biden wrong to oppose Nippon Steel Deal
by Phil Kerpen
The state visit by Japan's Prime Minister Fumio Kishida isn't just about tea and photo ops. It's a wake-up call for the Biden administration to get serious about bilateral economic relations with one of our... More
Will you still need me, will you still feed me?
by Danny Tyree
Tyrades! by Danny Tyree During my career as a late-in-life columnist, I have been blessed with the opportunity to chronicle three birthdays ending in zero. (My so-called “good” cholesterol has not exactly overperformed in helping... More
Defending higher education against cynical politics
by Elwood Watson
Thanks to the so-called culture wars, debates about events on college campuses are being employed as useful weapons for attacking the gradual democratization that has occurred in higher education since the 1950s. Those of us... More
Outpatient decluttering
by Jase Graves
Because I’m a professional practitioner of the pedagogical arts (known in some parts as fancy book learnin’), I’m privileged to enjoy a Spring Break holiday that usually falls during the same week my semi-grown daughters... More
A good month to prevent distracted driving
by Tom Purcell
“It wasn't my fault the car in front of me hit me. I glanced at my text message for only a second when our bumpers collided.” “How could the car in front of you hit... More
Wall Street giddy over mass migration
by Joe Guzzardi
A direct relationship exists between high immigration levels and the phone research of pro-expansionists, which insists immigrants are making a significant fiscal contribution to the economy. Economists tout the “more immigration is better” argument, even... More