The cartoon, drawn by staff cartoonist Gary Varvel, depicted Dr. Christine Blasey Ford appearing before a Senate committee to speak about Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh. Our editorial pages ...

In one of those instances, an Indiana newspaper had to apologize to its readers after printing a cartoon of Christine Blasey Ford that mocked her for making requests about a hearing. The cartoon ...

The Indianapolis Star has apologized for a cartoon that shows Kavanaugh accuser Blasey Ford demand trivial things like roses and M&Ms when testifying about her accusations. Ford, through her ...

The Indianapolis Star issued an apology to its readers after an outcry over an editorial cartoon that skewered Christine Blasey Ford ahead of her upcoming Senate hearing. The cartoon, which was ...

A new animated series says Rob Ford isn't a mayor, "he's a cartoon character." ... It's up to voters to choose someone fit for the job," the site says before refuting some of Ford's most popular ...

Indianapolis Star Apologizes for Christine Blasey Ford Cartoon: ‘Our Readers Deserved Better’ “The cartoon did not meet our high standards,” executive editor Ronnie Ramos says in editorial ...

A newspaper has apologised amid public condemnation over a cartoon of Christine Blasey Ford, the woman accusing Donald Trump’s Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh of sexual assault.