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Jeff Danziger lives in New York City and Vermont. He is a long time cartoonist for The Rutland Herald and is represented by Counterpoint Syndicate. He is a recipient of the Herblock Prize and the Thomas Nast (Landau) Prize. He served in the US Army in Vietnam and was awarded the Bronze Star and the ...

On Saturday, December 21, a federal government shutdown was avoided when outgoing President Joe Biden signed into law a last-minute funding plan.A shutdown appeared likely after some bills that Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) supported failed in the U.S. House of Representatives. But a last-minute bill ...

A House Ethics Committee report on former Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-FL) reportedly obtained by CBS News alleges numerous illegal activities by the Florida Republican.The document, set for release on Monday, states — according to CBS — that there is "substantial evidence" that Gaetz violated House Rules and...

Conservative members of the House staged a rebellion over the past week, opposing bipartisan legislation meant to fund the federal government and avert a shutdown. The entire process has been a mess, exposing fractures between the Republican Party’s narrow majority while also catapulting multibillio...

On December 3, 2004, Fox News' now-defunct The O'Reilly Factor debuted a recurring segment called “Christmas Under Siege.” Though Christmas was not

Many American institutions have beclowned themselves in the past 10 years — too many to list. To count the right-leaning institutions that have not succumbed to Trumpian populism takes only one hand. But the decline of The Wall Street Journal's editorial page has been particularly galling because, c...

The role of the free press, enshrined by the Constitution's First Amendment, is an essential element of our democracy. The public cannot become informed about the problems facing our country and the efforts to improve or worsen them without robust protections for journalism.

Mike Johnson's time as House speaker could be coming to an unceremonious end.

A handful of Republican leaders — some nominated to assume positions in Donald Trump's Cabinet — are planning to use their newfound power in the coming months to "reshape higher education," according to a Monday Bloomberg report.

Democrats felt they hit rock bottom after the election — but are now looking on with satisfaction as Republicans tear themselves apart before even achieving unified control of government, Politico reported.Barely emerging from licking their wounds, the party "watched with barely contained glee as Pr...