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The Chronic Offender

Jun
30
2026
Workers vent about crushing workloads as chronic offenders dominate police caseloads
Ingrid Rice, British Columbia, Canada
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In a two-panel scene dated July 5 2026, office workers discuss heavy workloads caused by economic conditions, with one claiming to handle the work of three people and another fifty. The exchange shifts when a man on a bench identifies himself as a chronic offender, while a nearby newspaper headline reports British Columbia tracking 420 such individuals responsible for the majority of police files.

Bad Health

May
28
2026
Trump's symptoms include inflation and disorientation
BAD HEALTH by Christopher Weyant, politicalcartoons.com
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The image shows Donald Trump as a patient receiving a diagnosis of bruising, numbness, inflation, irritability and disorientation from a doctor. The response notes the patient remains in better shape than the country amid economic indicators like inflation and unemployment.

Justice for some

Nov
16
2025
Justice for some
Paul Duginski, CagleCartoons.com
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Opioid Addition COLOR

Oct
7
2016
Opioid Addition COLOR
OPIOID ADDITION COLOR by Mike Keefe, politicalcartoons.com
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