The cartoon in Wednesday’s Post by Sean Delonas shows two police officers, one with a smoking gun, standing over the body of a bullet-riddled chimp.

So a worker took it home, not realizing her 100-pound dog, who had just given birth to four puppies, would take over maternal duties and raise the little chimp as her own.

Rupert Murdoch, chairman of the New York Post, apologized for the political cartoon the paper ran of two white police officers, one dead chimp, and a reference to the writer of the stimulus bill ...

A political cartoon of a slain chimp in today's New York Post has stirred complaints of racism. Check out the controversy in our "A Conversation about Race" blog item.

The cartoon in Wednesday's Post by Sean Delonas shows two police officers, one with a smoking gun, standing over the body of a bullet-riddled chimp. The caption reads: "They'll have to find ...

So if you have a complaint about the cartoon, please call the news desk at (212) 930-8500. Thank you!" (With audio).

The New York Post is apologizing for a cartoon that critics say links President Barack Obama to a raging chimpanzee shot dead by police in Connecticut. But the newspaper also says the image was ...

Well, yes, it would require quite a contortion to find that Rupert Murdoch's New York Post had not compared the first black president to a monkey in an editorial cartoon. Undoubtedly, Allan has ...

The Society of Professional Journalists’ diversity committee wrote a lengthy statement criticizing the New York Post’s cartoon, but SPJ president David Aeikens sent it back and asked that it ...

OK, maybe you want to equivocate on the New York Post's racist editorial cartoon conflating a runaway chimp with President Obama's stimulus bill. But there's no equivocating on this one: Dean ...