Newsday Apologizes for Cartoon About Charlie Kirk's Assassination

Long Island newspaper Newsday apologizes for 'insensitive and offensive' Charlie Kirk assassination cartoon

Republican leaders called for Newsday subscription cancellations after the paper published an insensitive cartoon about Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk's assassination.

Newsday Issues Profuse Apology For Charlie Kirk Cartoon Amid Cancel Outcry

"We deeply regret this mistake," the newspaper wrote.

'Newsday' Published a Controversial Cartoon About the Shooting of Charlie Kirk

Charlie Kirk's death was the subject of a recent cartoon from 'Newsday,' leading to a pretty major controversy around the paper's publishing.

Newsday Apologizes for 'Insensitive' Kirk Political Cartoon

Newsday issued an apology after publishing a political cartoon widely condemned as vile and insensitive for depicting the assassination of conservative leader Charlie Kirk.

Newsday Apologizes for ‘Insensitive’ Kirk Political Cartoon

Newsday was forced to issue an apology over a "vile" and "insensitive" political cartoon concerning conservative leader Charlie Kirk's assassination. The Long Island, New York, newspaper on Saturday ran an illustration that depicted an empty chair with a blood splatter under a tent labeled "Charlie Kirk" and "Prove Me Wrong." An arrow pointed to the seat with the text "Turning Point USA," the name of Kirk's conservative nonprofit organization. T…

Newsday Apologizes For 'Vile' Charlie Kirk Cartoon

Censorship is all the rage these days, and Republicans seem to be getting away with it. They know they can't do this on the internet (not yet anyway), but if anyone strays into being the slightest critical of their newly-adorned saint, there will be pushback. Newsday can't fire Chip Bok, a Pulitzer-finalist, because they don't employ him. But it certainly feels like they would have if they could. Source: New York Post A Long Island newspaper was…