Carol Hills
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Boston, MA, United States
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President Trump goes to Europe — and satirists have a field day
Satirists love US President Donald Trump and his journey to Europe and Britain has provided a non-stop supply of comments, gestures and tweets for satirists to lampoon. → Read More
Cartoonist Ramón Esono Ebalé finally released from jail in Equatorial Guinea
Charges against Ramón Esono Ebalé were dropped on February 27th. It wasn't until March 8th that he was released from the infamous Black Beach prison in Equatorial Guinea. → Read More
Cartoonists respond to the French open letter critical of the #MeToo movement
A letter signed by French actress Catherine Deneuve has sparked controversy surrounding the #MeToo movement. Here's how cartoonists responded. → Read More
As the US freezes, Russia's still waiting for winter to start
The northeastern United States has been engulfed in snow and cold. Moscow? Not so much. And that's been a big drag for winter photographer Ivan Boiko. → Read More
The wordless, surreal and very Cuban satire of Angel Boligán
Cartoonist Angel Boligán left Cuba 25 years ago but the influences of his upbringing still come through in his drawings. → Read More
Critics warn of a humanitarian crisis for 600 asylum-seekers in an offshore Australian detention camp
About 600 asylum-seekers in an Australian offshore detention camp on Papua New Guinea are hunkering down and refusing to leave. The power has been cut off, there's no air conditioning and food is running out. → Read More
A refugee writer wins a 'genius grant' for his depictions of the displaced
Writer Viet Thanh Nguyen lives the insider-outsider life of a refugee. His fictional depictions of the effects of displacement has earned him a MacArthur "genius grant." → Read More
Brace yourself America, Charlie Hebdo has arrived
The French magazine Charlie Hebdo describes itself as a punch in the face. So get ready America, because Charlie Hebdo is coming to town, online and in English. → Read More
A cartoonist out to unseat a dictator is arrested
Equatorial Guinea is both repressive and oil rich but almost everyone there is poor. A cartoonist uses his drawings to point the finger at the country's long-time dictator. But now he's been arrested. → Read More
For the asylum-seekers in one of Australia's controversial offshore detention camps, there's good news and bad news
The US agreed to resettle refugees stuck in an Australian-run offshore detention facility. But with the camp slated to be shut down in late October, not a single refugee has been approved. → Read More
Cartoonist freed but other journalists still held in Turkey's controversial media trial
Some have been freed and some are still in jail in a controversial trial of journalists from Turkey's oldest and most respected independent newspaper. → Read More
A comic textbook helps dispel bogus health claims in Uganda
Will cow dung really help heal a burn? No! Kids in Uganda learn how to assess health claims with the help of comics. → Read More
Trump asked, 'At what point do they start laughing at us as a country?' Um, right now.
President Trump thought pulling out of the Paris climate accord would make other countries stop laughing at America. It didn't work. → Read More
Ah, the joys and challenges of translating Trump into Russian
Donald Trump gets a lot of attention for what he says and how he says it. Try putting all those quips and tweets through a Russian language filter and seeing what comes out. → Read More
Trump's big-league Middle East trip through the eyes of an Israeli satirist
President Trump arrives in Israel on Monday. Satirist Uri Fink draws and comments on what awaits him. → Read More
Cartoonists worldwide respond to an unprecedented week of Trump drama
Donald Trump is making headlines by the hour. → Read More
Trump fired Comey: Cue the hilarious cartoons worldwide
You're President Trump. You make a decision. You give a reason for it. But not everyone believes you. Cartoonists: pick up your pencils. → Read More
A Palestinian cartoonist draws the Israeli occupation
It's the occupation, stupid. Palestinian cartoonist Mohammad Sabaaneh says the Arab-Israeli struggle is not about a particular conflict. It's about the daily humiliations of occupation. → Read More
This is what a complete lack of freedom looks like
You're kidnapped and put in a room with no windows, no books, no TV, nothing, and you're handcuffed to a radiator. You have no idea if or when you're going to be released. Cartoonist Guy Delisle captures the desperation of this true story. → Read More
Look out Colbert, Armenia's got funnymen with a few jokes for America
Two Armenian PhDs, just trying to push their country forward by making jokes about it. Meet the anchors of Armenia's first satirical news program, ArmComedy. → Read More