Maggie LaNoue

I'm following the Kansas City Chiefs a little bit after their loss last night to the Jacksonville Jaguars. I hadn't heard this untrue story before but I do like Snopes and this is a story. I like stories. #jaguars #chiefs #footballstories

David Montgomery says Scouting helped him recover from major injury At first, it looked like he would require surgery that would keep him from playing for the rest of the season. But Montgomery had other ideas.

I saw the #Lions SNF game, where Montgomery, in his hometown of Cincinnati, scored a TD. His sister was there, the first time out after a bad car accident that had paralyzed her. Montgomery is an Eagle Scout. I like the stories. #football #eaglescout

I saw the #Lions SNF game, where Montgomery, in his hometown of Cincinnati, scored a TD. His sister was there, the first time out after a bad car accident that had paralyzed her. Montgomery is an Eagle Scout. I like the stories. #football #eaglescout blog.scoutingmagazine.org/2025/05/15/d...

You called it, Pat.

From Beards To Bias: How Neutral Rules Mask Racism Neutral rules aren’t neutral. From Black men with razor bumps to Sikhs and Muslims, beard bans show how uniform policies quietly enforce exclusion.

Thanks for your art. This is a great way to show how some rules are not as neutral as they might first appear. "Black men are more prone to a skin condition that leads to itching, inflammation, increased likelihood of scarring. A no-beard policy may unfairly impact those in some religious groups."

I am starting to watch a little football for a few reasons, including to keep a friend company, who could use some of that. So I watched the first half of the GB / TX game. I got up, wondered what the final score was. I can understand this post. So thank you, Cooper. We need more of this idea.

Dr. Ian Roberts has been the superintendent of Iowa's largest school district since 2023. He is in the news today because he has been detained. Possibly related to his appearance? Other reasons are pending.

This cartoon inspires me that we have some good people who want to share the truth that aligns with our Constitution. I like the cartoonist with the pen there on the right side. And the journalist on the left. Yes this group is a bit rag tag, but 250 years ago, we were rag tag also.

This is a good overview of the POTUS. It helps us to see that we live in a dystopian time, but this might be the new norm, and the future might be hard to imagine.

This is a good overview of the POTUS. It helps us to see that we live in a dystopian time, but this might be the new norm, and the future might be hard to imagine.

this art shows what has been going on for a long time and might still be. And the people in power don't want to clean it up. Hits too close to home.

OK so I have had a few dogs in my day and this does seem like what they would be thinking.

Mariana Trench - Wikipedia

I had to look this one up. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mariana...
Still don't get it a lot, but I do like the art.

Now I get this one. A lot of people are going to be working longer than they expected with our new system of government. I wonder what FDR would think about how things are going? I'm glad I have a nice boss. (myself) but still ...

I like this cartoon very much but would appreciate more insight as to the meaning. I can guess but what do you think?

I'm not sure I understand this cartoon, but I sure like it! It's easy to remember too. So I might get it more if it's sitting there in my head. Or standing there. Topsy turvy thing. Like today's news?

I sure like this story by #BillMcKibben about using solar to be self-sufficient. My town Albion Michigan has thousands of acres of solar panels just north of town. The deer that used to live there came into town. The good old boys are going to do a little bow hunting in city to help.

This cartoon explains some of the news that I wondered about. #canada

It connects with people when our personal experiences align with the seasons. These tasks are often shared with others, who have very different views on many issues. Good job on the art related to your grill assembly. Food is a great connector! The weather is another shared experience. Thank you.

This is a great one for Labor Day weekend, when a lot of us are cooking out, no matter who we voted for. Some of us get our news from different sources, so we think differently. But this cartoon might break through where a news story might not. Thank you, Pat. I like it when you share your art.

This is right after the Labor Day weekend, when we wondered if something had happened to him since he was invisible for longer than ever. I like the little winged monkeys, and everyone knows this classic scene, or combo of scenes, maybe.

And it's not the first time the NCS has given you awards, is it? This art in your bookstore post is so fun to look at and reflect on. I'd like to learn more about how it all came together. nationalcartoonists.com/awards/divis...

I'd like to learn more about rain gardens to help my community in Albion Michigan. it fits in with a water theme. We are looking at our dams and our faucets too.

So in this one-minute clip, HCR says if you care about democracy - that is what makes you an "American," and let's flood the zone with that message. We still make mistakes, but democracy is the thing we want to honor and serve, even in little ways.

Being from the DC area originally, I enjoy this cartoon with the shapes of the museums. It's like I am on an airplane coming in to land at the Reagan Airport. I wonder what Reagan would think about how things are going? Would he react like he was woke? I think he might have.

I signed up. Just the free version but I am also now following your recommendations. Now just finding more time to read, maybe if I trim down my doom scrolling.

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That's like me in the kitchen when someone wants to show me a video on their phone. I have to keep my focus for one task at a time.

I like this comment for a few reasons, including the way young artists see the possibilities in the colors of their food, and some abstract art of this era. Thank you, Mark. I appreciate your kid. Good taste.