Several events have been postponed or canceled following a series of threats made against editorial cartoonists. Notably, a Buffalo History Museum event featuring cartoonist Adam Zyglis was postponed after he received backlash and death threats over his cartoons, including one that critics claim mocks Texas flood victims. The angry response to these cartoons has sparked outrage and further discussions about the ethics of political satire, particularly in light of tragedies such as the Texas flooding. The pattern of intimidation against artists highlights ongoing tensions surrounding political expression and its consequences.