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Due to 'let-them-eat-cake obliviousness,' no one needed a crystal ball to see the Supreme Court's 6-3 decision against affirmative action coming, Amelia Robinson writes.

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Home Political Cartoons The White House has a sale on pardons | June 8 editorial cartoons Sunday's political cartoons include buy one, get one free presidential pardons, and Donald Trump eating an ...

President Joe Biden pardoned his son Hunter for gun, tax and any other crimes dating to 2014, despite promising not to do so when he was running for reelection. Editorial cartoonists mostly ...