Here are 10 cartoons about this week’s top headlines
This week featured a variety of stories covering Hurricane Michael, celebrities taking a political stance and
Hurricane Michael has caused tremendous damage from
The storm is one of the strongest to ever hit
A string of theories about why she is doing so include a potential 2020 presidential run. Haley said this is not the reason, but many are still unsure about her political ambitions.
One commentator said Haley is "canny and ambitious" and has the "ability to shape-shift seamlessly."
With midterm elections only weeks away, the race is on to see who will be triumphant.
Efforts on both sides have been intense, with many wondering how recent events such as the Kavanaugh nomination and confirmation will affect voters.
A new report issued Monday by the
This could lead to wildfires, extreme drought, floods and food shortage for millions around the world.
Global net emissions of carbon dioxide would need to fall by 45 percent (based on the 2010 level) to prevent this from happening and causing catastrophe. Many world leaders are feeling the pressure to ensure this doesn't happen.
After staying silent on American politics throughout her career,
Her encouragement to get people to register to vote seems to have set off a spike in voter registration, with around 169,000 new registrations happening within 48 hours of her post, compared with a total of 56,669 new voters the entire previous month.
Monday was both
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Michael changes to extra-tropical storm and causes unexpected Outer Banks flooding
Porter County officials pin hopes on free medical care
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