Donald Trump reunites with Jeffrey Epstein | July 14 editorial cartoons | The Week

published 14 July 2025

This political cartoon depicts a farmers' market scene with a vendor and a customer. The female customer, holding a bag of produce, says, &quot;Who needs a competent guest worker system? we can just deport them all.&quot; The male vendor, standing behind a stall laden with various fruits and vegetables, holds up a single avocado and says to the customer, &quot;Right? that will be $68 for that avocado.&quot;

This political cartoon shows two people relaxing on a beach under a colorful umbrella. A man, who appears red, is sitting in a beach chair, looking at his phone. A woman in another beach chair, wearing a swimsuit and sunglasses, is looking at the man and says, &quot;I can't tell if you're turning red from sunburn or from reading the news.&quot;

This political cartoon depicts Donald Trump and a MAGA supporter in a courtroom setting like the &quot;A Few Good Men&quot; movie with Tom Cruise and Jack Nicholson. A man wearing a red &quot;MAGA&quot; hat and a military uniform shouts, &quot;I want the truth about the Epstein files!!&quot; Donald Trump, dressed in an oversized military uniform adorned with numerous medals and a &quot;MAGA&quot; hat, is seated in the witness box. Trump wears a sash that says &quot;Day One Dictator&quot; and exclaims, &quot;I can't handle the truth!!&quot;

This political cartoon is titled "American Gothic" and is modeled after the famous painting of the same title. In this version, a frightening, masked ICE official has his hands around a migrant man and woman who have been working on the farm.

This political cartoon is titled "WARNING SIREN". A large siren is emitting jagged lines, indicating sound or a warning. Rain is falling around the siren. A speech bubble next to the siren contains the text, "Trump cuts funds for forecasting and alerting the public about extreme weather events!!!"

This political cartoon depicts a post-apocalyptic scene with the Statue of Liberty broken and crumbling amidst widespread destruction and fires. In the background, signs of chaos are visible, including what appears to be "pillars of democracy" also in ruins, and silhouetted figures. In the foreground, two individuals are seated on overturned barrels amidst the rubble. The woman says, "Well, at least we don&rsquo;t have to take our shoes off at the airport anymore."

This political cartoon shows Donald Trump with his arm around Jeffrey Epstein. They are surrounded by beautiful women and there is an airplane in the background labeled &quot;Lolita Express&quot;. Both men are smiling and appear to be celebrating. Donald Trump holds a lighter and has just set a piece of paper called &quot;The Epstein List&quot; on fire. Trump says, &quot;It's fired!&quot;

This political cartoon, titled "Texas Flood," depicts a red "Make America Great Again" cap partially submerged in water, with heavy rain falling around it and flood waters rushing.

This eight-panel political cartoon depicts a series of automated phone menu options for the "Department of Homeland Security." In each panel, a hand holds a phone with a black, stylized mask icon on the screen. The panels read: "You have reached the department of homeland security... to apply for ICE, press 1" "...if you stormed the capitol, press 2""...to choke off democracy, press 3""...if you have a creepy mask fetish, press 4""...if you just want to brutalize brown people, press 5""...to hear this en espa&ntilde;ol, presiona 6""...and someone will get back at you"

This political cartoon, is set in a swamp near the so-called &quot;Gator Gitmo&quot;. Donald Trump is here and is drawn holding a sippy cup, A large alligator speaks to a smaller alligator. The large alligator says, &quot;Let's eat him and show the courts we're not racial profiling...&quot;

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