Every year, about 40-50% of the entire country tunes in to watch. In a 2009 Slate article, American Jeremy Stahl describes his Christmas Eve with his Swedish wife-to-be's family in Sweden. "The ...

In Louisville, the editorial line was more progressive, and perhaps a bit daring. When Haynie brought his sketch to show editor and publisher Barry Bingham, Sr., this boss beamed and said, “Fine!

Cartoons, however, are no different than letters or opinion columns. They represent one person's opinion, not the Times-Union Editorial Board. A cartoon can be funny, but it can also elicit outrage.

Today's editorial cartoon is one of the most famous in newspaper history. ... It became such a classic that The Times-Union began publishing it every Christmas Eve, beginning in 1967.

PRESIDENT TRUMP has signed an executive order to make next Monday — Christmas Eve — a holiday for federal ... It’s beginning to look a lot like a Trump Christmas. The season in cartoons.