Today's Cartoons: Cartoonists tackle the issues of the day.
 
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Barack Obama
Barack Obama

Airlines
Airlines


Abortion
Afghanistan
Airlines
Barack Obama
Campaigning and Elections
Caricatures
Casey Anthony Trial
China
Congress
Credit Cards and Identity Theft
Debt Crisis
Economy
Education
Egypt
Energy and the Environment
Entertainment
Europe
Food
Fox News
Giffords Shooting
Global Warming
Government Spending
Greece
Health
Health Care
Homosexuality
Hurricanes and Weather
Immigration Issues
John Boehner
John McCain
Legal Woes
Michele Bachmann
Mitt Romney
NASA and Space
Newsworthy
North Korea
Nuclear Weapons
Oil
Partisan Woes
Post Office
Race
Rahm Emanuel
Religion
Rupert Murdoch
Social Security
Sports
Syria
Taxes
Tea Party Movement
Terrorism
The Constitution
The Middle East
Treasury Department
Unemployment
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Walt Handelsman
 
Meet Walt Handelsman

Known for his wry sense of humor and thought provoking commentary, nationally syndicated editorial cartoonist Walt Handelsman attacks the pressing issues of the times. His entertaining and insightful cartoons cover topics ranging from national and local politics to social concerns.

Currently the editorial cartoonist for Newsday (N.Y.), Handelsman was the 1997 Pulitzer Prize winner for editorial cartooning. He was also the recipient of the 1996 Robert F. Kennedy Journalism Award, the 1993 & 1989 National Headliner Awards and the 1992 Sigma Delta Chi Award, given by the Society of Professional Journalists.



Handelsman was the editorial cartoonist for The Scranton Times, a Pulitzer Prize-winning newspaper in northeastern Pennsylvania, from 1985 to 1989. Prior to his full-time newspaper career, Handelsman worked for a Baltimore advertising agency and freelanced editorial cartoons to regional newspapers.

A graduate of The Park School, a progressive liberal arts high school in Brooklandville, Maryland, Handelsman holds a bachelor's degree from the University of Cincinnati.