Wiley Miller. Photo: The Spokesman-Review Six months ago, when veteran American cartoonist Wiley Miller finished and sent to the media his syndicated cartoon"Non Sequitur", he never imagined what was coming his way. In that strip, the cartoonist added something that, after being discovered by a
One of the cartoons attributed to the young Chinese cartoonist"Zhang" about veterans claiming retirement benefits. The red sign around the soldier's neck reads: "Please give the veterans a bite to eat". On Sunday, 28 July, the Anhui provincial police announced on its Weibo social network
Steve Bell's third in a series of five strips, which The Guardian declined to publish. The strip alludes to Tom Watson's recent criticism of Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn's handling of allegations of anti-Semitism within the party. Corbyn's supporters, however, accuse his political opponents of launching
Police unions demand the banning and destruction of a humorous book on 1-O Cover of the book"On és l'Estel-la?" by the publishing house Comanegra, which is the subject of the lawsuit. It was published in 2018 and is now in its second edition. A humorous
Cartoon of 27/07/2019 in CTXT Translation of the cartoon: "We can celebrate the sentence, but the fact that the status of an employee has to be recognised in a court of law is terrible news" Social Security and 529 delivery drivers win the first macro
