Right now, journalists are pouring through nearly 25,000 records and emails released today detailing Sarah Palin's tenure as governor of Alaska.

Ever since breaking onto the political scene during the Presidential election of 2008, Palin has been a firebrand, causing people to have strong feeling about her one way or the other. Cartoonists are no different. Check out their thoughts in our new Sarah Palin cartoon slideshow

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As a deadly heat wave continues to grip the nation, most of us are just trying to stay cool as temperatures reach past 100 degrees.

Is global warming to blame, or do we all just need to relax and let this pass? Check out what cartoonists think in our new Heat Wave cartoon slideshow.

Randy Bish / Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, PoliticalCartoons.com

Thousands of Arizona residents have been forced to flee their homes as a massive wildfire the size of Phoenix, the second-largest blaze in the state's history, shows no sign of stopping.

What do cartoonists think of these out-of-control natural disasters? Come find out in our new Wildfires cartoon slideshow

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When a big story breaks, like a married congressmen tweeting tawdry pictures of himself across the internet, nearly every cartoonist will jump at the opportunity to commit something funny and pointed to paper. We have such a large roster of cartoonists that appear on Cagle.com, sometimes great new cartoons will continue to stream in days after the news initially breaks.

In terms of Weiner’s wiener, I already did one blog post commenting on a handful of funny cartoons that had come in, including my own. But we’ve received so many addition funny cartoons, I thought a second round-up was warranted.

Despite his vows to stay in office, Scranton Times-Tribune cartoonist John Cole sums up his thoughts about Weiner’s future in politics…

Salt Lake Tribune cartoonist Pat Bagley reminds up why these guys serve the public in the first place…

Where Adam Zyglis of the Buffalo News thinks politicians have developed too fat a finger for their smartphones…

Pulitzer Prize-winner Mike Keefe of the Denver Post tries to capture the possible mindset of a lewd twitterer…

David Fitzsimmons of the Arizona Star explores the marriage vows of a modern America politican…

While my friend Sandy Huffaker graphically hits the Weiner story right on the nose…

Our economic recovery seems to have hit a bumpy road. Seventeen months before the election, unemployment is 9.1 percent. When Obama took office, it was 7.8 percent. Are Obama's policies to blame for the lack of a stronger economic recovery?

To find out what the nation's cartoonists think, check out our new Economy's Bumpy Road cartoon slideshow.

Nate Beeler / Washington Examiner, Politicalcartoons.com

I wonder how long it will take Democrats to demand New York Rep. Anthony Weiner resign for sending lewd pictures of his... wiener to women over the course of several years and lying about it.

As a cartoonist, I want Weiner to fight for his job. The longer this is news, the better off the nation's cartoonists are! Come check out our new Weinergate cartoon slideshow.

Daryl Cagle / msnbc.com, Politicalcartoons.com

The World Health Organization research institute recently announced that using a cell phone over a prolonged period could lead to brain cancer. Too bad people were too busy texting their friends and playing Angry Birds on their smart-phones to see the report.

Are cartoonists the only ones that saw the news? Click here to view our Cell Phones Cause Cancer cartoon slideshow to see what they think, if you can pull yourself away from Facebook for that long.

Mike Keefe / Denver Post, PoliticalCartoons.com

Well-known assisted suicide advocate Dr. Jack Kevorkian passed away early this morning at the age of 83. He earned the nickname "Doctor Death" and spend eight years in prison for helping more than 130 terminally-ill patients commit suicide in the 1990s.

Click here to view our Dr. Kevorkian cartoon slideshow.

Dave Granlund / PoliticalCartoons.com

It’s been an odd spectacle watching news coverage of New York Rep. Anthony Weiner, as he fields questions about a lewd photograph that was sent from his Twitter account to a 21-year-old college student. Weiner claims his Twitter account was hacked, but when asked directly whether the bulging boxers in question were his, Weiner said that he couldn’t say “with certitude” that it wasn’t.

A politician with the last name Weiner unable to deny a lewd photo was him? That’s all cartoonists need to run away with the story.

Here’s my take…

I thought it was particularly funny that St. Louis Post-Dispatch cartoonist R.J. Matson would drag the Oscar Mayer Wienermobile into this…

Taylor Jones' caricature of Weiner’s misplaced briefs made me laugh…

As did this cartoon by Eric Allie showcasing Weiner as an “unintentional” flasher…

Sadly, Weiner is only the latest in a long line of Congressmen that have over-exposed themselves, as Adam Zyglis of the Buffalo News notes…

They may all be “Congressional Weenies,” but he’s still the only true Weiner in Congress.

A weak jobs report and continued high unemployment are not encouraging signs for new college grads entering the workplace. As our jobless recovery continues, it's probably best that you check out our new I Need a Job Cartoon slideshow to lighten the mood.

Dave Granlund / PoliticalCartoons.com

Home prices dropped again this week, to the lowest point since the 2006 housing bust. As the downward spiral continues with no end in sight, there's only one bright spot in this mess - the cartoons being produced by the nation's best cartoonists.

Click here to view our Home Prices Drop Again cartoon slideshow.

Natre Beeler / Washington Examiner, PoliticalCartoons.com