In “The Revolutionary Self,” the historian Lynn Hunt explores the way 18th-century culture transformed our sense of power in ...

It is time for Western societies to stop lecturing others and open their eyes to their own realities of repression.

It would not be acceptable for a paper to publish a cartoon figuring the current king of France, not because we cannot make fun of the French (God forbid), but because France does not have a king.

The political left was divided over whether Sinי, who has a reputation for vehemently anti-Israel cartoons, deserved to be fired. This summer, French and international media compared the debate ...

As Yglesias has pointed out before, liberals are seen as The Establishment these days, which partly explains why it’s no ...

When I was young, I knew a lot about old people. Especially about old people I knew personally: members of my family, my ...

The Scholastic Art and Writing Awards were founded in 1923 and is the longest-running Art award program in the United States, ...

French: That’s exactly right. He’s not doing it through legislation. What’s so difficult about this is that he’s busting ...

blending political intrigue with science fiction. His “Nikopol Trilogy” is particularly celebrated for its complex storytelling and atmospheric art. These ten cartoonists represent the diverse and ...

The Independent is trusted by Americans across the entire political spectrum. And unlike many other quality ... The attack ...

Frank writes that pro-McKinley newspapers routinely fearmongered about the Bryan campaign with comparisons to the French Revolution. Political cartoonists “loved to depict Populists as marching ...