Public discussion continues over the health impacts of widespread junk food consumption and other modern lifestyle habits. The piece takes the position that these elements of daily life are so poor they belong in the garbage.
A man offers an implausible explanation for damage to a vehicle on a suburban street. The claim references a SpaceX rocket falling from space. The exchange highlights skepticism toward far-fetched excuses in everyday disputes. The piece takes the position that such a story fails to hold up under scrutiny.
On October 30, 2008, as the subprime mortgage crisis deepened and foreclosures spread across American neighborhoods, Pat Bagley's cartoon depicts costumed children on a darkened street lined with for-sale signs. One child declares that traditional door-to-door methods have failed and calls for a new business model. The image captures the widespread impact of the housing market collapse on everyday life during the financial meltdown.
