Rob Rogers, an award-winning editorial cartoonist whose sketches have been critical of President Donald Trump, was fired from The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.

PITTSBURGH -- A longtime newspaper cartoonist who says his work has been banished from the editorial page lately because of "political differences" with his editors says he's been fired. Rob ...

Was a Cartoonist Fired for an Anti-Trump Drawing? Rob Rogers was let go after his newspaper rejected a number of cartoons, but not all of them had to do with President Donald Trump.

An award-winning editorial cartoonist who has worked at the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette for 25 years announced on Thursday that he was fired from the paper. Rob Rogers' firing comes after the paper ...

Trib Total Media TV writer Rob Owen answers reader questions every Wednesday at TribLive.com in a column that also appears in the Sunday Tribune-Review. Q: While watching “NCIS” a few ...

And now, in a different register, there is the Orwellian firing of Pittsburgh Post-Gazette cartoonist, Rob Rogers, after a 25-year career, for doing cartoons critical of President Trump. Certainly ...

Rob Rogers' cartoons in the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette have been a fixture for decades, but now a dispute with the paper has led to his drawings being dropped.

On the C-SPAN Networks: Rob Rogers is a President for the Association of American Editorial Cartoonists with three videos in the C-SPAN Video Library; the first appearance was a 2007 Forum. Most ...

Rob Rogers, the editorial cartoonist of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette fired for being too ‘angry,’ says: ‘I’m not an angry person. Doing hard-hitting cartoons are part of my job.’ ...

On June 14, veteran cartoonist and Pulitzer Prize finalist Rob Rogers lost his job at the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, a newspaper whose editorial pages have recently tilted to the right. This Wednesday, ...

Few lives in American history can match the dramatic trajectory of the New England frontiersman Robert Rogers. His bold leadership of a corps of “rangers” during the French and Indian War ...

The hosts of the "PittsburgHER" podcast decide what to talk about by pulling pieces of paper out of a bowl. They bring that method into the Talk Pittsburgh studio.