Drew Sheneman is a cartoonist and journalist, currently working for the Star-Ledger. His work focuses on local issues in New Jersey, but he has also contributed to national publications such as The Washington Post and The Nation. Drew's cartoons and opinion pieces cover a range of topics including politics, climate change, and social issues.
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Cartoon by Drew Sheneman for Sept. 2, 2024. Originally Published: Click to share a free article with a friend
Cartoon by Drew Sheneman for Sept. 4, 2024. Originally Published: Click to share a free article with a friend
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| Jeff Van Drew is an interesting guy. He's not interesting in a a “Gee, I'd really like to get to know him” kind of way, but more of
So it's come to this. As a fairly progressive-minded opinion writer, I didn't expect to wake up this morning and draft a post agreeing with Marjorie
| In the wake of the most recent school shooting at Apalachee High School in Winder, Ga., current U.S.senator and vice presidential hopeful J.D.
| Tuesday night didn't go so well for Donald Trump. Unable to engage with the moderator's questions in any meaningful way, the former president decided on a strategy of playing the hits.
Cartoon by Drew Sheneman for Sept. 15, 2024.
By: Drew Sheneman
Back in 2006, New Jersey passed the Smoke-Free Air Act that banned smoking indoors in public places like bars and restaurants, because despite decades of advertising to the contrary, smoking leads to the ICU, not flavor country
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