Did Johnny Hart — the beloved creator of “B.C.” and one of the most widely read cartoonists on Earth — sneak a vulgar defamation of Islam into the comics pages last week? The question was raised this ...

A far-right opposition Dutch lawmaker, who for years has lived under round-the-clock protection because of death threats sparked by his fierce anti-Islam rhetoric, canceled a planned Prophet Muhammad ...

A French satirical newspaper that was attacked by Islamic terrorists in 2015 is receiving new death threats after depicting a Muslim scholar accused of rape with a prominent erection and the caption, ...

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Palestinian youths tried on Saturday to storm the European Union office in Gaza in protest over the printing by European newspapers of cartoons of the Prophet Muhammad that has whipped up fury across ...

Throughout the Middle East, protesters threaten reprisals. In Syria, the Danish Embassy was attacked and set afire. The furor over satirical cartoons depicting Islam founder Muhammad intensified ...

NIAMEY, Niger – The president of Niger says at least 10 people have been killed after violent protests over a French publication's cartoon depicting Islam's prophet. President Mahamadou Issoufou said ...

American media outlets faced a dilemma Friday that underscored the sensitive nature of depicting Islam. Should they publish the satirical images that have offended millions of Muslims across the globe ...

Of the hundreds of riots and rallies being orchestrated around the world to protest a handful of cartoons, an especially instructive one occurred in the heart of London on February 3. As in other ...

Jordan Denari is a Research Fellow at Georgetown University’s Center for Muslim-Christian Understanding, where she works for the Bridge Initiative, a research project on Islamophobia. If you find ...

AMSTERDAM—Geert Wilders, the leader of the Dutch anti-immigration Party for Freedom, said anti-Islam cartoons he planned to air on national television weren’t shown because of a misunderstanding, and ...