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Cartoons for Sept. 23 Print E-mail
By Creators Syndicate   

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Posted 6 a.m. Wed. Sept. 23 - Acorn is one of the topics addressed by John Sherffius, Chris Britt, Scott Stantis, Mike Thompson and Gary Markstein.

 
Cartoons for Sept. 15 Print E-mail
By Creators Syndicate   

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Posted 5:36 p.m. Tues. Sept. 15 - Chris Britt comments on Rep. Shimkus leaving early from the president's speech, while Scott Stantis, Mike Thompson, John Sherffius and Gary Markstein look at the economy and Obama's support of regulation.

 
Cartoons for Sept. 9 Print E-mail
By Creators Syndicate   

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Posted 10:39 a.m. Wed. Sept. 9 - Some cartoonists are looking at the health-care speech to Congress; others comment on President Obama's school pep talk and swine flu. See the work of Marshall Ramsey, Gary Markstein, John Sherffius, Bruce Beattie and Mike Thompson

 
Cartoons for Sept. 4 Print E-mail
By Creators Syndicate   

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Posted 7:48 p.m. Fri. Sept. 4 - The war in Afghanistan, Dick Cheney's plans, the health-care debate and Rod Blagojevich garner the attention of Chris Britt, Bruce Beattie, Gary Markstein, Scott Stantis and Mike Thompson.

 
Cartoons for Aug. 31 Print E-mail
By Creators Syndicate   

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Posted 12:44 p.m. Mon. Aug. 31 - Bruce Beattie, Chris Britt, John Sherffius, Marshall Ramsey and Gary Markstein look at a variety of things including the legacy of Ted Kennedy and how we treat different "drugs."

 
Cartoons for Aug. 25 Print E-mail
By Creators Syndicate   

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Posted 3:14 p.m. Tues. Aug. 25 - Swine flu, the war in Afghanistan, the health-care debate and cash for clunkers come under the scrutiny of Scott Stantis, Bruce Beattie, Marshall Ramsey, Mike Thompson, John Sherffius and Chris Britt.

 
Cartoons for Aug. 20 Print E-mail
By Creators Syndicate   

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Posted 4:32 p.m. Thurs. Aug. 20 - Health care remains the top topic - well, except for a certain quarterback - for the editorial cartoonists. Look inside for the work of Gary Markstein, John Sherffius, Mike Thompson, Bruce Beattie and Marshall Ramsey.

 
Cartoons for Aug. 18 Print E-mail
By Creators Syndicate   

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Posted 11:32 a.m. Tues. Aug. 18 - The price of the Chevy Volt, Michael Vick signing with the Eagles and the health-care debate - including what Woodstock would look like as a town-hall meeting - are addressed by Bruce Beattie, Chris Britt, Marshall Ramsey, John Sherffius and Mike Thompson.

 
Cartoons for Aug. 11 Print E-mail
By Creators Syndicate   

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Posted 5:26 p.m. Tues. Aug. 11 - The health-care debate is tops for John Sherffius and Mike Thompson, while Scott Stantis looks at the economy. Ex-Gov. Rod plays a role in the work of Chris Britt and Bruce Beattie.

 
Cartoons for Aug. 7 Print E-mail
By Creators Syndicate   

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Posted 3:14 p.m. Fri. Aug. 7 - Marshall Ramsey, Chris Britt, John Sherffius, Scott Stantis and Mike Thompson comment on Korea, texting while driving, Sotomayor and more.

 
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Editors' Picks

  • Nation
    • Health care changes should be more incremental: Most Americans don't want this health care legislation because they worry it will hurt their own coverage, raise their premiums and add to the deficit they and their children must pay for. | Jim Talent/Springfield News-Leader

    • Low-tax Texas beats big-government California: The nation's two most populous states have different approaches to government, with vastly different results. | Michael Barone/Rasmussen Reports

    • The courage of his convictions: Whether you like Barack Obama or not, you have to admit he does everything humanly possible to keep his promises. | Susan Estrich/Rasmussen Reports

    • The politics of earthquakes: If the earthquakes in Chile and Haiti carry any message for those of us fortunate enough not to live in those places, perhaps it is that government regulation could save your life -- while right-wing ideology may kill you someday. | Joe Conason/Rasmussen Reports

  • Region
  • World
    • Pat Robertson's canard about Haiti making a pact with the devil repeats a myth that Europeans have used to belittle the country. | Thomas Rogers, Salon

    • New chant of Iranian protesters is "Death to no one!": Thirty years after American hostages were taken, young Iranians are raising a gentle accusatory finger at their own parental generation. | Hamid Dabashi/CNN

    • In defense if the National Health Service. Criticism of the British health-care system is not only often mistaken, it blinds Americans to the faults within their own method of providing and paying for medical care. | The Economist

    • Tighter capital requirements. As consumers still clammer for access to credit and banks appear ready to pump up the bonuses again, governments have few options but to require a capital buffer that will protect against loss. | The Economist

 

Baby Lift

Video by Kristen Hare

Vietnamese babies that were part of "Operation Baby Lift" now have lives and families in St. Louis but they still have questions about their pasts. Read the story and see a larger version of the video here.
 


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