Last week the New York Post ran a cartoon showing a dead monkey with bullet holes in its chest and two cops, one with a smoking gun. The caption says: "They'll have to find someone else to write ...

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 ...

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.

Then he opened his mouth. He and his bosses, actually. First, there was the strident defense: “absolutely friggin’ ridiculous” said the cartoonist in a statement to CNN.

The chimp carries most of the oranges in his arms, but also holds them in his mouth and with his toes. The institute titled the video, "How to carry a dozen oranges." ...

The cartoon, by longtime Post provocateur Sean Delonas, appeared as Mr. Obama's stimulus bill moved through Congress and after a violent pet chimp was killed by police in Connecticut.

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.

When you have to explain a joke, it’s not funny. That’s the core problem in the dust-up over a New York Post editorial cartoon, a peculiar and confusing creation that strikes many as li… ...

The cartoon linked the stimulus bill to an incident in Stamford, Connecticut, where police shot and killed a 90kg chimpanzee after the pet nearly killed its owner's friend and attacked a police car.

Wednesday’s Page Six cartoon – caricaturing Monday’s police shooting of a chimpanzee in Connecticut – has created considerable controversy. It shows two police officers standing over the ...

The cartoon, which refers to Travis the chimp, who was shot to death by police in Stamford, Conn. on Monday after it mauled a friend of its owner, drew criticism on media Web sites and from civil ...

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 ...