September 18 editorial cartoons

Thursday's political cartoons include Donald Trump stealing a crown and suing the New York Times, Pam Bondi studying, and Stephen Miller celebrating pardons

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This is a two panel political cartoon. On the left, a proper-looking British butler in a tuxedo knocks on a door as a Beefeater guard stands watch. The butler says, “Pardon, Mr. President, his majesty said that you removed something from his chambers!” In the panel on the right, Donald Trump wears a regal-crown in bed next to Melania, who cowers under the covers. Trump says, “That’s a lie like no one has ever told before…fake news!”

(Image credit: Randall Enos / Copyright 2025 Cagle Cartoons, Inc.)

This four–panel cartoon depicts a man questioning a judge with a gavel and robe that is labeled “Roberts Court.” Their conversation in the first three panels begins with the man asking a question in each. Here is their conversation, “So…Can race factor in on ICE raids and traffic stops?” The judge responds, “Constitutional!” “What about on college admissions?” “Unconstitutional!!” “How is that consistent?” “Easy, you lose both cases!” says the judge as he drops his gavel and leaves.

(Image credit: Joel Pett / Copyright 2025 Tribune Content Agency)

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