and he was quickly assigned to cover the war for the 45th Division News, and then for Stars and Stripes. His cartoons, featuring a scruffy pair of foot soldiers named Willie and Joe, scored an ...

The iconic phrase, “Kilroy was here”, usually accompanied by a cartoon drawing of a bald man with fingers peeking over the ...

Narrator: Between the end of the Civil War and the turn of the century, over 500 black newspapers began publication. Many of the papers borrowed printing presses from African American churches and ...

They left names, images of women, religious symbols, cartoons, and more. These traces, Gusky says, illuminate a forgotten world of World War I, connecting us to the individual soldiers ...

An explosive deception has ripped apart one of Mexico’s most powerful criminal groups, the Sinaloa cartel, and ignited a war ...

For those outside the snoopy community, snoopyweekly recently made an aggressive fascistic push,” explained the writer Jamie ...

The surprising thing about this wartime presidential campaign is not that it is taking place at all (though even that seemed ...

The account, which had more than 19,000 followers, is among several Snoopy fan pages on social media that have amassed large ...

Today, we’ve gone crazy for Christmas lights, as seen in many American towns’ amazing Christmas light ... others suggest it ...

In an election year, there’s plenty of hand-wringing about our lack of faith in Washington. But it’s all part of the messy ...

Use of fearmongering against Haitian immigrants is part of a long legacy of racism and xenophobia towards the Haitian people.

The cartoon's religious opponents are particularly ... “The whole culture is in the midst of a satanic revolution—if you want to put it in those terms.” Unclear if they wanted to, but ...