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Artists take on the looming October surprise, Hillary's sentencing, and more Rick McKee Copyright 20

Artists take on the looming October surprise, Hillary's sentencing, and more Rick McKee Copyright 2016 Cagle Cartoons Tom Toles Copyright 2016 Universal Press Syndicate Gary Varvel Copyright 2016 Creators Syndicate MOST POPULAR [Melania Trump threatens to sue People, journalist who says she was assaulted by Donald Trump] Peter Weber [Nintendo's brilliant play for nostalgic gamers] Alexis Boncy [Will America ever recover from Donald Trump?] Damon Linker [Obama just unloaded on Trump. Here are 7 of his best lines.] Becca Stanek [CNN's Jake Tapper calls possible collusion between CNN, Clinton 'horrifying'] Jeva Lange CAPTURED: A PHOTO BLOG Loren Talbot [Inside a Bed-Stuy barbershop] [Is this email not displaying correctly? View it in your browser.] [Unsubscribe from this list] | [Update subscription preferences] | [Privacy Policy © 2015 THE WEEK PUBLICATIONS, INC. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. THE WEEK ® IS A REGISTERED TRADEMARK OWNED BY FELIX DENNIS.] Get 4 Risk-Free [issues of The Week] [TRY IT OUT] [Subscribe] [Subscriber login] [Give a gift] [Back issues] [Classroom subscriptions] [Newsletters] [Privacy policy] [Terms & conditions] [The Week UK] [Contact Us] [Ad info] [RSS] Rick McKee Copyright 2016 Cagle Cartoons Tom Toles Copyright 2016 Universal Press Syndicate Gary Varvel Copyright 2016 Creators Syndicate MOST POPULAR [Melania Trump threatens to sue People, journalist who says she was assaulted by Donald Trump] Peter Weber [Nintendo's brilliant play for nostalgic gamers] Alexis Boncy [Will America ever recover from Donald Trump?] Damon Linker [Obama just unloaded on Trump. Here are 7 of his best lines.] Becca Stanek [CNN's Jake Tapper calls possible collusion between CNN, Clinton 'horrifying'] Jeva Lange CAPTURED: A PHOTO BLOG Loren Talbot [Inside a Bed-Stuy barbershop] [Is this email not displaying correctly? View it in your browser.] [Unsubscribe from this list] | [Update subscription preferences] | [Privacy Policy] © 2015 THE WEEK PUBLICATIONS, INC. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. THE WEEK ® IS A REGISTERED TRADEMARK OWNED BY FELIX DENNIS. Get 4 Risk-Free [issues of The Week] [TRY IT OUT]

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