His cartoons have appeared in The Washington Post, The Guardian, The Wall Street Journal and the Los Angeles Times. He is syndicated and appears in more than 450 American newspapers.

Each lottery team sends one person to the room to represent them. They sit in rows, with the teams with the best odds up front and the long shots in the back. In that last row, ...

A week before the lottery, the NBA sent instructions to those selected to enter the secretive drawing room, including a few notes in bold and underlined letters: It is imperative that you are on time.

Inside the lottery drawing room, the Hawks’ win was met with muted reaction. Daniel Starkman, the Hawks’ vice president of player personnel, hadn’t brought a collection of lucky trinkets, ...

When San Antonio landed the No. 1 NBA draft pick—and likely with it, Victor Wembanyama, its reaction in the room was, um, quite subdued.

A man in southern China who won just under 220 million yuan (US$30.6 million) in the lottery said he had not told his wife and child because he was worried the money could make them arrogant and lazy.