
Left-wing political cartoonist Ted Rall (ex-Los Angeles Times, Pulitzer Prize finalist) and right-wing political cartoonist Scott Stantis (Chicago Tribune editorial cartoonist, "Prickly City" comic strip creator) break down the latest news and trends, with an emphasis on history, current events, cartoons, media and culture.
In a world where politics is increasingly polarized, Ted and Scott are two... more
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Ted’s latest column drops today — and this DMZ America is built around it.
Left-leaning cartoonist Ted Rall and right-leaning Chicago Tribune cartoonist Scott Stantis will take apart Ted’s argument that beating Trump is not the same as erasing him. ... more
DMZ Co-hosts Ted Rall (from the Left) and Scott Stantis (from the Right) take aim at a new threat that may destroy editorial cartooning once and for all.
A year after The Baltimore Sun fired Pulitzer Prize-winning staff cartoonist Kevin “KAL” Kalla... more
Editorial cartoonists Ted Rall (from the Left) and Scott Stantis (from the Right) take aim at a profession they know too well: newspaper and magazine editors.
In an industry already bleeding staff, shrinking pages, and outsourcing judgment to lawyer... more
Editorial cartoonists Ted Rall (from the Left) and Scott Stantis (from the Right) are joined by legal expert Ricardo Aparicio to ask the question: What the heck is going on at the US Supreme Court?
The nation’s highest court, once presumed to be non... more
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These guy not only know their stuff, they are able to put it into context and clarify how current and past events compare and contrast to today’s poltical news. Great stuff.









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