Bil Keane, creator of the comically endearing “Family Circus,” the world’s most popular single-panel daily cartoon, died Nov. 8 at his home in Paradise Valley, Ariz. He was 89.

On Inauguration Day 1969, Herblock drew a cartoon giving the new president "a free shave," an olive branch to Nixon. It didn't last. I drew Trump with tiny, squiggly hands, something I've been ...

Family Circus, which Keane began drawing in 1960, depicts the good-humored life of two parents and their four children. It is now featured in about 1,500 newspapers. Advertisement ...

The legendary Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey’s circus has announced that it will soon fold its tent once and for all. Good thing there's a new circus in town. Cartoon by Joe Heller.