<![CDATA[ TheWeek feed ]]> https://theweek.com/cartoons Sun, 05 Apr 2026 06:00:00 +0000 en <![CDATA[ 5 festively funny cartoons about Easter ]]> https://theweek.com/cartoons/5-festively-funny-cartoons-about-easter Wj6PW56e82YwBeWRoeBcsF Sun, 05 Apr 2026 06:00:00 +0000

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]]> <![CDATA[ 5 groundbreaking cartoons about a boots on the ground invasion of Iran ]]> https://theweek.com/cartoons/5-groundbreaking-cartoons-about-a-boots-on-the-ground-invasion-of-iran 2kcaY89Au3DQ4docRsrGNo Sat, 04 Apr 2026 06:00:00 +0000

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]]> <![CDATA[ 5 extremely funny cartoons about the weather extremes across the country ]]> https://theweek.com/cartoons/5-extremely-funny-cartoons-about-weather-extremes-across-the-country pxF8Urcx52x3mR3MtFpifF Sun, 22 Mar 2026 06:00:00 +0000

This cartoon is titled “The Latest Spring Fashion”. A woman wears a sash labeled “Mother Nature.” She is dressed in winter clothes on the top half of her body and a dress on the bottom half. She says, “Snowsuit in the north. Sundress in the south.”

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A woman and a man are outside in a scorched, baked landscape with the sun burning bright overhead. A snake and a rabbit are sweating and smoking. The sun is labeled “Heat wave in the west.” The woman says, “This gives a whole new meaning to ‘March Madness’!”

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A panicked man and a woman walking her dog are outside as what looks like snow falls. The man has his hands on his head and screams, “Stock up on bread and milk! Watch for falling tree limbs!” The woman responds, “Oh calm down. It’s just pollen.”

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A man walks his dog as he wears a winter hat, jacket, and scarf along with a pair of sandals and smiley-face shorts. He says, “With the temperature swings this time of year… it’s hard to decide what to wear!”

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This cartoon depicts a house after a big snowfall. A man is outside with a snow shovel and has just finished digging a tunnel through the snow from his house to the street. A woman speaks to him from the window of the house and says, “I thought you said you were going to shovel?” The man responds, “I did.”

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]]> <![CDATA[ 5 hilariously fitting cartoons about Trump’s shoe obsession ]]> https://theweek.com/cartoons/5-hilariously-fitting-cartoons-about-trumps-shoe-obsession TpwsKRRFTyc4KWbYsxunu4 Sat, 21 Mar 2026 06:00:00 +0000

This cartoon is titled “Talking Head” and depicts Marco Rubio in a comically oversized suit and shoes, an homage to David Byrne and the Talking Heads. Rubio says, “And you may ask yourself. How did I get here?”

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This cartoon is titled “Mr. $135 Florsheim (So Queens).” It depicts Donald Trump in an oversized shoe with the words “The Presidency” on its side. Several blemishes are visible on the shoe. Trump says,

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Two men in suits speak to each other outside the Oval Office. One man wears a pair of oversize shoes and holds an Epstein file. The other man wears a comically large sport coat, long Trump tie, too-short pants, and too-large shoes. He says, “You’re lucky -- he only bought you shoes.”

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This cartoon is titled “Trump Forces His Subordinates to Wear the Same Shoes as He Does.” It depicts four feet stuffed into one shoe that is labeled “LIES”.

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A miserable looking Marco Rubio wears a pair of way-too-large shoes that have come out of a box labeled “Iran.” Donald Trump looks at him and says, “You can thank me later, Marco.”

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]]> <![CDATA[ 5 undeniably hilarious cartoons about the Clintons’ depositions ]]> https://theweek.com/cartoons/5-undeniably-hilarious-cartoons-about-clintons-depositions 5qjLEsnYkkpPBtcZMCvUrb Sun, 08 Mar 2026 06:00:00 +0000

Bill Clinton sits at a desk during a deposition and smiles as he says,

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This cartoon depicts a caricature of former president Bill Clinton. He holds up a finger and says, “I did not have actual relations with that man, Jeffrey Epstein.”

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This cartoon depicts Hillary Clinton appearing before a panel of elephants in suits. Clinton says, “I never met Jeffrey Epstein.” One of the elephants points to her and says, “Not even when you and the baby-eating lizard people murdered him in his jail cell?”

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Bill Clinton sits in a chair smoking a cigar and reading a newspaper. The headline on the paper is, “Bill Clinton was mentioned in Epstein files 1,193 times.” Clinton thinks to himself, “Why would anyone ever think I would do anything wrong?”

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A little green alien with antennas on its head is in a flying saucer hovering next to Hillary Clinton, who has a sly smile. The alien says,

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]]> <![CDATA[ 5 dangerously funny cartoons about the US starting a war with Iran ]]> https://theweek.com/cartoons/5-dangerously-funny-cartoons-about-us-starting-war-iran nMdD83t5sv7gdnktPjmStj Sat, 07 Mar 2026 07:00:00 +0000

This cartoon is titled “We just went to war! Why? It’s time to play America’s favorite game show: What’s the Reason Anyway?” Pete Hegseth stands next to a large game-show style spinning wheel and says “Let’s spin it!” The wheel has reasons for the war, including “Oil, baby!” “Weapons of mass distraction” “We didn’t start the war we started” “I accidentally copied Iran on my signal chat” “Imminent threat” “Create a power vacuum” “Israel was going to attack Iran” “Epstein Distraction

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This cartoon depicts Donald Trump behind a podium labeled “General Bonespur.” Trump has a “USA” hat on and shouts, “OFF TO WAR!” Two men behind him say, “Suppose the Dems subpoena Melania?” and “PPP Pedo Protection Program!”

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This cartoon depicts Donald Trump just as he enters a large, twisty, complicated maze filled with dead ends. He thinks to himself, “So far, so good.”

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Donald Trump stands next to a big, World War II-style cannon labeled “WAR.” A scared-looking man with an American flag helmet is in the cannon, about to be shot out. Trump holds a string that will fire the cannon and says, “America first.”

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This cartoon depicts a caricature of Donald Trump at a podium with a headline of “Breaking News: U.S. attacks Iran.” Trump says, “The bombings will continue until I get my Nobel Peace Prize.”

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]]> <![CDATA[ 5 hilarious cartoons about the State of the Union address ]]> https://theweek.com/cartoons/5-hilarious-cartoons-about-state-of-the-union-address BQbM7jQXRZ7v23vW9yAtkG Sun, 01 Mar 2026 07:00:00 +0000

Donald Trump is outside in a blizzard, reading the State of the Union and buried up to his neck in snow that is labeled “POLLS”. The wind howls and blows his hair. He says, “We’re the hottest country in the world!”

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This cartoon is titled “The State of the Union.” A smug-looking Donald Trump stands at the podium. Everything else in the room is pandemonium. All the people in the room are wearing professional-wrestling style masks and singlets. They have been split into Democrats in one color and Republicans in another. They are fighting each other and jumping from the top rope. Chairs fly and burly politicians in the singlets tackle and grapple with each other.

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This is a two panel cartoon. The left side is titled “The Political Speech” and depicts a mouth with a long tongue and the words “We are doing great!” on the tongue.” The right side is titled “The Reality” and depicts an empty pants-pocket lining that is shaped like the tongue. A spiderweb is on the pocket and an American flag belt is on the pants.

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A glum-looking Donald Trump gives his state of the union address while a dorky-looking JD Vance and Mike Johnson are behind him. The ghost of Jeffrey Epstein sits between the two men and smirks as he applauds.

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This cartoon is titled “And now the state of the union rebuttal..” It shows a frog behind a podium labeled “Democratic Party” and the frog says “Ribbit.”

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]]> <![CDATA[ 5 supremely funny cartoons about the Supreme Court striking down Trump’s tariffs ]]> https://theweek.com/cartoons/5-supremely-funny-cartoons-about-supreme-court-striking-down-trumps-tariffs 9RRnycMWeCoerEgEwVSLaA Sat, 28 Feb 2026 07:00:00 +0000

Donald Trump holds a piece of paper labeled “Tariffs” and says, “Tell the Supreme Court I’ve never been big on consent.”

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This cartoon depicts an iceberg labeled “Supreme Court.” A cargo ship named “Trump Tariffs” crashes into it and is sinking.

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This cartoon depicts a giant foot labeled “Supreme Court” stepping on Donald Trump as Uncle Sam watches. Trump holds a piece of paper that reads “NEW 10% tariffs” and says “I can DESTROY the country!” Uncle Sam says, “You’re doing a pretty good job of that so far…”

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An unseen figure in a robe slams a board filled with tariffs over Dond Trump’s head in this cartoon. Trump looks furious and the title of the cartoon is “SCOTUS explains reciprocal tariffs to POTUS.”

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A woman and a man are scanning their groceries at a self-checkout counter. The woman, who pushes a cart, says “Now that tariffs are gone, prices should come down, right?” The man answers, “You know, that’s exactly what you said about cashiers.”

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]]> <![CDATA[ 5 royally funny cartoons about the former prince Andrew’s arrest ]]> https://theweek.com/cartoons/5-royally-funny-cartoons-about-former-prince-andrews-arrest VKSkzG8NNRoaeLAgshjEM5 Sun, 22 Feb 2026 07:00:00 +0000

The top of this two-panel cartoon is titled “Falling” and depicts a domino labeled “Prince Andrew” tipping to strike the next domino, which will then strike the next one, and then the next one. The bottom panel is called “Stalling” and shows the dominoes stacked into redactions that cover all the words except for “Epstein Files Coverup.”

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King Charles speaks to Donald Trump in this cartoon as the former Prince Andrew is dragged away by two police officers. Andrew is dressed only in a pair of boxer shorts. The king is dressed in his formal attire. Trump is dressed in a robe and crown. The king says to Trump, “No one is above the law.” Trump angrily responds, “Some king you are.”

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This is a two-panel cartoon. The left panel is titled “Justice” and shows a scene in the UK where a police officer leads the former Prince Andrew away in handcuffs. The right panel takes place in the US and is titled “Just ICE.” It depicts a masked ICE agent leading a little girl away in handcuffs.

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This cartoon depicts the former Prince Andrew in a dungeon, where he is chained to the wall and hangs by his handcuffed arms. A man dressed like an old-timey judge in wig and robe says, “Sorry, Andrew, Nobody but Trump believes the Epstein files are a Democrat hoax.”

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This cartoon depicts a naked former Prince Andrew on the left, sprinting. He’s being trailed by a robe and the effects of his former office, including a crown and royal ribbons.

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]]> <![CDATA[ 5 thoroughly redacted cartoons about Pam Bondi protecting predators ]]> https://theweek.com/cartoons/5-thoroughly-redacted-cartoons-about-pam-bondi-protecting-predators ndNmFbm6y6cPXmzfUbao3g Sat, 21 Feb 2026 07:00:00 +0000

Pam Bondi is pictured in an inset at the top left corner of this cartoon. She says, “I am a career prosecutor, and I have spent my entire career fighting for VICTIMS.” In the rest of the cartoon she is depicted as a small figure hugging Donald Trump’s tie and says, “And I will continue to do so.”

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This is a three-panel cartoon. The left side shows a condom and is labeled “Sexual Protection for Men.” The middle column depicts a female condom and is labeled “Sexual Protection for Women.” The right column depicts Pam Bondi with her arms crossed sitting on top of the Epstein files, which are locked by a chain and padlock. She is labeled “Sexual protection for wealthy powerful pedophiles.”

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This six-panel cartoon depicts an angry Pam Bondi in each frame. She says, “The Epstein Files are on my desk! There are no Epstein files! The Epstein files are a Democrat hoax! Only Democrats are in the Epstein files! Move on from the Epstein files!” In the final frame she says, “Talk to the hand!” and holds up her hand to reveal the words “Epstein was here.”

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Pam Bondi is depicted behind a podium with a head that looks like a streetlight. Her podium reads, “Bondi, AG* *(Amoral Gaslighter)” She yells, “Apologize to Epstein’s victims?! WHY?!! The DOW is at 50,000, you failed politicians!”

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A man carries the Epstein files in a briefcase and stops at the information desk at the Department of Justice. He asks, “Excuse me, can you tell me where to find..” Pam Bondi is at the information desk and screams, “THE DOW IS OVER 50,000!”

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]]> <![CDATA[ 5 superbly funny cartoons about the Superbowl ]]> https://theweek.com/cartoons/5-superbly-funny-cartoons-about-the-superbowl Ypci4kKckHikYHMQLyy8Ti Sun, 08 Feb 2026 07:00:00 +0000

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]]> <![CDATA[ 5 cinematic cartoons about Bezos betting big on 'Melania' ]]> https://theweek.com/cartoons/5-cinematic-cartoons-about-bezos-betting-big-on-melania WyRgxnBLDJxr8gmurtjLYA Sat, 07 Feb 2026 07:00:00 +0000

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]]> <![CDATA[ 5 critical cartoons about the deadly crackdown on protesters in Iran ]]> https://theweek.com/cartoons/5-critical-cartoons-about-deadly-crackdown-protesters-iran APnetidCw3rkspcv8Qx2MQ Sun, 18 Jan 2026 07:00:00 +0000

This cartoon is titled “Separated at Birth.” It features a bloody Donald Trump on the left and a bloody Ayatollah on the right. They both speak the same message: “I deploy our security forces as protection against foreign foes and domestic terrorists.”

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The Ayatollah sits on a throne on a stage in this political cartoon. He’s about to be swept off stage by two hooks that are labeled “Iranian” and “People.”

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This political cartoon depicts Iran's Ayatollah on the left and Donald Trump on the right. The Ayatollah says “Why stop? They’re domestic terrorists as he stands on the bloodied body of a dead protester holding a sign that reads “Stop tyranny.” Donald Trump also stands on the body of a dead protester with a “Stop tyranny” sign.

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Donald Trump and Stephen Miller are on the roof of the White House. There’s a protest going on in the street below. People carry signs that read, “BLM”, “No Kings”, “Release the Epstein Files”, “Ban ICE”, “Doge Sucks” and “End hate!” Smoke in the sky spells out the words “Free Iran”. Miller, who is surrounded by bats, says to Trump, who holds a tear gas gun, “Nice tear gas shooting sir.”

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This cartoon is titled Supreme Leaders. The Ayatollah sits cross-legged on a carpet on the left and Donald Trump on a carpet on the right. Both wear Ayatollah-style hats. They share a speech bubble as both say “We have the right to shoot domestic terrorists whose protests challenge the legitimacy of our regime.”

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]]> <![CDATA[ 5 hilariously chilling cartoons about Trump’s plan to invade Greenland ]]> https://theweek.com/cartoons/5-hilariously-chilling-cartoons-about-trumps-plan-invade-greenland xK8AsbcqqaWUww2CUy9vfi Sat, 17 Jan 2026 07:00:00 +0000

This cartoon takes place on a frozen landscape near the ocean. A polar bear stands near a sign that reads “Welcome to Greenland.” A man in a jacket and hood speaks to Donald Trump, who looks quite angry. The man holds a piece of paper that reads “Directions to Epstein Island” and says to Trump, “Wrong island.”

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A man and a woman sit on a couch watching TV. The man asks, “Can you name one thing Greenland has that we really need?” The woman responds, “Universal free health care.”

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This cartoon is set outside on the Greenland coast and depicts a number of colorful houses on a hill near the ocean. Two people in winter dress speak to each other. One says, “Trump wants Greenland…When he’s a star, he can do anything. Grab ‘em by the island!”

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This cartoon takes place in a Washington DC office. Stephen Miller points at Greenland on a map and says, “Gronland sollte ein teil der vereinigten staaten sein!” Miller has two sharp fans and is surrounded by bats. Two men watch the presentation and one says, “When did Stephen Miller start speaking German?”

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This cartoon depicts a walrus, a fox, and a polar bear in Greenland. A penguin sits on the walrus’ hip and an owl rests on the polar bear’s back. The animals look angry. The polar bear speaks and says, “Why bother annexing Greenland if your energy policy is going to melt it?”

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]]> <![CDATA[ 5 editorial cartoons about ICE killing Renee Nicole Good ]]> https://theweek.com/cartoons/5-editorial-cartoons-about-ice-killing-renee-nicole-good D4uyYmGyy9N45oqa3CmfHX Sun, 11 Jan 2026 02:00:00 +0000

Kristi Noem speaks to a room of ICE agents in this cartoon. The room is dark and Noem is on a stage with a microphone behind a podium. A large screen behind her depicts a smiling young woman with a young boy holding on to her back. The mom holds hands with another little boy and pushes a stroller with a baby. Dark-colored bands cover the eyes of the mom and the children on the screen. Noem says, “Know your domestic terrorist.”

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This is a three-panel cartoon labeled “The Good” “The Bad” and “The Ugly” from left to right. The Good panel depicts an image of a smiling Renee Nicole Good. The Bad panel shows a skeleton dressed as a masked ICE agent who holds a smoking gun. The final panel of The Ugly depicts Donald Trump and Kristi Noem with comically long, Pinocchio-style noses. Trump says, “She’s a domestic terrorist.” Noem says, “She tried to kill him.”

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This image is titled “Minneapolis.” The Statue of Liberty is bloodied and on its side, stuck in a giant frozen block of ice.

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This cartoon is set in a room where ICE agents are being trained. The teacher at the front of the class points to a whiteboard and says, “If a suspect tries to flee, fire a warning shot into her head.”

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A masked ICE agent with sunglasses points a gun at his image in the mirror. He says, “Domestic terrorist!”

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]]> <![CDATA[ 5 hilariously slippery cartoons about Trump’s grab for Venezuelan oil ]]> https://theweek.com/cartoons/5-hilariously-slippery-cartoons-about-trumps-grab-for-venezuelan-oil tFyeybd7dUhUteRB8LHpeT Sat, 10 Jan 2026 02:00:00 +0000

This cartoon is dominated by the image of a giant, angry Donald Trump standing atop the globe. A small-looking Caracas is at his feet, burning as helicopters hover over it. Trump holds Nicolas Maduro in his hand and screams, “You should have given me my Nobel Peace Prize!”

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This cartoon is titled “It Was Always About the Drugs.” Donald Trump is on his hands and knees with a cylinder tube in his nose. He’s snorting oil from a large pool of dark liquid named “Venezuelan Oil.”

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This political cartoon depicts Donald Trump speaking at a rally. He shouts,

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A caricature of Donald Trump holds a rolled-up $100 bill that he uses to snort lines of oil that comes from a bottle labeled “Venezuelan Heavy Crude.” He says, “With the capture of Maduro, we have stopped the flow of cocaine into our country…”

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]]> <![CDATA[ 5 highly amusing cartoons about rising health insurance premiums ]]> https://theweek.com/cartoons/5-highly-amusing-cartoons-about-rising-health-insurance-premiums ekiztATYvvSRbSsvwcuWNc Sun, 21 Dec 2025 07:00:00 +0000

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]]> <![CDATA[ 5 fairly vain cartoons about Vanity Fair’s interviews with Susie Wiles ]]> https://theweek.com/cartoons/5-cartoons-about-vanity-fairs-interview-susie-wiles cJtmbfxDHfPzB8ZSUhVotF Sat, 20 Dec 2025 07:00:00 +0000

Susie Wiles drives a “Wiles Demolition” truck in this cartoon. The truck carries a big wrecking ball and she speeds to follow a sign that reads, “All Demo Vehicles.”

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Donald Trump sits at his desk in the Oval Office reading Vanity Fair magazine. White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles is to Trump’s left and also on the cover of the magazine. Trump says, “There’s a lot of words here. Where do I skip to the part with you saying I have an alcoholic personality?”

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This is a four panel cartoon featuring Susie Wiles reacting to quotes. The first panel reads “We’re attacking boats to force out Maduro” and Wiles says, “I never said that.” The next reads “Letitia James was political retribution” and Wiles says “I was misquoted.” The third reads “Trump has the personality of an alcoholic” and Wiles says, “Baited by a liberal reporter.” The final frame reads, “Trump has to buy hemorrhoid cream by the bucket” and Wiles says, “Costco had a sale!”

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Susie Wiles holds a folder that reads “Susie Wiles — Facilitator.” She says, “Trump wants to keep blowing up norms until America cries uncle!”

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This cartoon is titled “Foot in Mouth.” It depicts White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles with her foot literally in her mouth.

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]]> <![CDATA[ 5 sleeper hit cartoons about Sleepy Don ]]> https://theweek.com/cartoons/5-sleeper-hit-cartoons-about-sleepy-don 6NFRrZMFLizjprGcrJw5zd Sun, 07 Dec 2025 02:00:00 +0000

A man and a woman sit on a couch watching television. The man says, “I’m worried when Trump naps in cabinet meetings.” The woman says, “I’m worried when he wakes up.”

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This cartoon depicts a piece of paper with “The White House: President Trump’s Daily Schedule” and a White House logo at the top. His schedule is: “7 to 8:30 a.m. breakfast. 8 to 8:30 a.m. Daily Briefing (nap). 8:30 to 9:30 a.m. Truth Social Rant (unhinged). 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. Cabinet meeting (nap). 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. Meeting with economic advisors (nap). 11:30 to 12 p.m. Lunch. 12 to 1 p.m. Fox News chat. 1 to 1:30 p.m. Nap (nap). 1:30 to 2:30 p.m. Press conference (unhinged).”

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Donald Trump naps at his desk in the Oval Office as three aids stand close by. Trump has a can of Diet Coke and McDonald’s french fries within arm’s reach. One aid says, “When he falls asleep like this you can issue any executive order you want. Last week I made Guam a state.”

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Donald Trump dozes at a Cabinet meeting, a long string of Zs above his head. A woman next to him says, “Awww… He’s chasing rabbits, bribes, and garbage from shithole countries…”

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Donald Trump sleeps on a park bench next to a woman reading a newspaper. The woman looks at Trump. The headline on the newspaper reads,

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]]> <![CDATA[ 5 criminally underrated cartoons about Pete Hegseth’s war crime ]]> https://theweek.com/cartoons/5-criminally-underrated-cartoons-about-pete-hegseths-war-crime ejPDUMxbNdTACU9oxGVvCD Sat, 06 Dec 2025 02:00:00 +0000

Pete Hegseth floats in the ocean on his desk as the USS Hegseth boat sinks nearby. Smoke rises from his burning desk and contains the words “US Reputation.” Hegseth says, “Don’t blame me!”

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A U.S. fighter jet flies through the air, loaded with missiles. The pilot listens to a voice that says, “This is your Secretary of War speaking. When you get to the target, kill everybody!” The pilot responds, “But sir, I still don’t think it’s legal to bomb the New York Times!”

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Admiral Frank M. Bradley stands on an American boat named “War Crimes.” A destroyed, smoking small boat is nearby. A rat named “Hegseth” squeaks as it runs away from the ship on a rope. It says, “Don’t look at me!!!”

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An inset image of Pete Hegseth is at top left. He says “Kill them all!” The rest of the image shows a sinking boat that resembles the Titanic but is named Trump-Tanic. Elephant-looking survivors float on escape rafts. One says, “I just want to get out of range of Pete Hegseth..”

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Pete Hegseth pins a medal that reads “BLAME” on the lapel Adm. Frank “Mitch” Bradley. Hegseth says, “Admiral Bradley, for flawlessly executing your mission during a little thing I call The Fog of War.” Bradley thinks to himself, “You mean, the Haze of Hegseth.”

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]]> <![CDATA[ 5 treacherously funny cartoons about seditious behaviour ]]> https://theweek.com/cartoons/5-treacherously-funny-cartoons-about-seditious-behaviour pAfCi7fo2vNoMiYD2LqmQ5 Sun, 30 Nov 2025 02:00:00 +0000

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]]> <![CDATA[ 5 critical cartoons about the proposed Russia-Ukraine peace deal ]]> https://theweek.com/cartoons/5-critical-cartoons-about-the-proposed-russia-ukraine-peace-deal AEqnWe7x48P4aDFsyBQMYE Sat, 29 Nov 2025 02:00:00 +0000

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]]> <![CDATA[ 5 red-carpet ready cartoons about Donald Trump's reception of Prince Mohammed bin Salman ]]> https://theweek.com/cartoons/5-red-carpet-ready-cartoons-about-donald-trumps-reception-of-prince-mohammed-bin-salman 7LYUQrei5NG2pZrGH7imiQ Sun, 23 Nov 2025 07:00:00 +0000

Donald Trump sits at a makeshift wooden and cardboard booth in this cartoon. The sign on top of the booth reads Open For Business and the bottom has a price list that includes pardons, foreign government favors, tariff breaks and five more lines with just “etc.” Three men are in line waiting to talk to Trump. Each holds a bag of money. The first man wears a suit, the second is dressed in business casual clothes and third is in Middle Eastern clothing. The man in the middle says to the Middle Eastern man, “What affordability crisis? He’s the most affordable president ever.”

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This cartoon takes place outside a building where a sign on the wall reads “Saudi Consulate: Istanbul.” A bloody suitcase is on the ground next to the door to the consulate. A quote from Donald Trump is at the bottom of the image: “Things Happen — Donald J. Trump.”

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A man who resembles Mohammed bin Salman Al Saud pushes a shopping cart with Donald Trump seated inside it. Trump holds a bag of money and a deluxe bone saw box is on the bottom part of the cart. MBS says, “America has the best president money can buy!” He’s leaving a store named “Trump USA: Always for sale, always” that also has a sign advertising “Dismembered Reputation Restorer” in aisle 47. A US fighter jet is parked outside the store and “Sold to Saudi Arabia” is written on the side.

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The left panel, titled

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This cartoon has a newspaper headline at top left that says, “News: Trump receives MBS on a red carpet.” The rest of the image is dominated by what looks like a red carpet but is instead a long trail of blood running from the body of murdered journalist Jamal Khashoggi next to a bone saw. Trump and a smiling MBS stand in the blood.

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]]> <![CDATA[ 5 hilariously mouthy cartoons about MTG’s feud with Trump ]]> https://theweek.com/cartoons/5-hilariously-mouthy-cartoons-about-mtgs-feud-with-trump g9T6BMu6HQrfPMDJoPaPjn Sat, 22 Nov 2025 07:00:00 +0000

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]]> <![CDATA[ 5 hilariously incriminating cartoons about the Epstein files ]]> https://theweek.com/cartoons/5-hilariously-incriminating-cartoons-about-the-epstein-files GhBEkmY4siagRE7vqqwRce Sun, 16 Nov 2025 02:00:00 +0000

This cartoon is drawn like the Norman Rockwell painting

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Uncle Sam puts together a jigsaw puzzle in this cartoon. He turns and looks surprised and wide-eyed as the puzzle is nearly finished. Despite the missing pieces, it spells out “Trump Knew About Epstein.”

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This cartoon is dominated by the image of a giant horn of plenty labeled “The Epstein Files.” Donald Trump is being sucked into it amidst thousands of presumably incriminating documents and papers.

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Jeffrey Epstein is a giant balloon in the Macy’s Thanksgiving parade in this cartoon. A group of nine people hold the ropes attached to the balloon and one says, “This will be the only balloon in the parade going forward!”

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The word bubble in this political cartoon is at top left and reads, “We’ve got him now! He’ll never get out of this jam!” The words are coming from a giant jar of preserves that is drawn to resemble Smuckers jam. This jam is called, “He made us all look like schmucks. Not so PURE Epstein Emails.” A small door opens with a creak on the right side, and a smiling Donald Trump walks out an escape hatch covered in jam.

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]]> <![CDATA[ 5 capitulating cartoons about the Democrat's shutdown surrender ]]> https://theweek.com/cartoons/5-capitulating-cartoons-about-the-democrats-shutdown-surrender affLo4CBoLS6QpNVTvBkeF Sat, 15 Nov 2025 02:00:00 +0000

A man and a woman stand outside a laundromat in this editorial cartoon. They look through the window at caricatures of the seven democratic and one independent senator who voted to end the shutdown. The senators are folding laundry. The woman looking says, “(Sigh) Democrats folding.”

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The main character of this cartoon is Sen. John Fetterman, who stands tall with a white flag. He’s surrounded by the other senators who voted with him to reopen the government. Chuck Schumer stands nearby and says, “You can always count on Democrats to rally around the flag.”

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This cartoon is a recreation of the classic Peanuts cartoon of Lucy holding the football for Charlie Brown to kick. In this version, Lucy is labeled “GOP” and the football “Health care subsidies.” Charlie Brown is labeled “Dems.” Lucy says, “I’ll guarantee I’ll give you a vote!” Charlie Brown runs to kick the football thinking to himself, “OK, this has never failed me before…”

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This cartoon depicts a happy man in a suit labeled “Congress.” He holds a newspaper with a headline that reads, “Government shutdown ending?” He looks at a woman, holds up his hand, and says, “High five!” The woman responds, “Sorry, after 40 days of chaos and anxiety, the most I can offer you is one finger.”

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This cartoon is two panels with the same donkey in each. In the first he is dressed in shorts and boxing gloves like a prizefighter. He says, “I’m spoiling for a fight and I’m taking off the gloves.” In the second panel, he’s removed the gloves and is punching himself in the head.

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]]> <![CDATA[ 5 true blue cartoons about the 2025 elections ]]> https://theweek.com/cartoons/5-true-blue-cartoons-about-2025-elections vv8ezTBf2LG4QbWMjHKV6g Sun, 09 Nov 2025 02:00:00 +0000

Donald Trump is the main character in this political cartoon. He’s dressed as a train engineer and stands in front of a literal train wreck labeled “Election Results.” He says, “A preliminary investigation, conducted by me, has determined that this train wreck is someone else’s fault.”

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This political cartoon is titled “A message to the billionaire class…” It depicts the Statue of Liberty’s head at the lower right corner. Her hand is raised to resemble a hand giving the middle finger. The raised finger is Zohran Mamdani holding a sign that reads “Blue Wave.”

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This political cartoon depicts three battered and bruised elephants on a beach, as if they’ve been shipwrecked. A paper floats nearby with the words, “2025 vote” One elephant looks through a spyglass at the rolling ocean as another says, “Do you see a RED wave anywhere out there?”

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This political cartoon is titled “The Haunting of White House.” It depicts Donald Trump in bed as a ghostly donkey labeled “Mid-terms” looms over him. Trump says, “Beat it, loser!! Halloween is over! So very over. Everybody says so…”

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This cartoon is set at Mar-A-Lago where a sign out front advertises a Great Gatsby Party. A massive blue wave is on the left side of the image about to crash into the main building at Mar-A-Lago. A voice comes from a Donald Trump-like silhouette in the window which says, “Stop worrying! It’s not like I’m on the ballot!”

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]]> <![CDATA[ 5 cartoons of mass destruction about Dick Cheney’s legacy ]]> https://theweek.com/cartoons/5-cartoons-of-mass-destruction-about-dick-cheneys-legacy SgS5wkFhCqufFrhb6aeSWS Sat, 08 Nov 2025 02:00:00 +0000

This political cartoon is titled “A final toast to Dick Cheney, one of the greats.” The characters toasting him with champagne are Pennywise the Clown, Thanos, Voldemort, the Alien, and Maleficent.

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This political cartoon depicts Dick Cheney arriving at the pearly gates. Air Force Two is in the background and a grumpy Cheney looks at his watch impatiently. An angel in the background looks confused and holds a Magic 8-Ball. St. Peter flips a coin and says, “I know, I know! But Liz Cheney is his daughter!”

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This cartoon depicts a living room where Dick Cheney is on a television screen with the words “Former V.P. Dick Cheney 1941-2025.” A woman points at the screen and says, “There were never any WMDs, were there?” A man missing a leg is in a wheelchair labeled “Iraq War Vets.” He responds, “If by WMD you mean, Who’ll Miss Dick, you’re right.”

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Dick Cheney is pictured in this cartoon. He has an angel on one shoulder and a devil on the other. Both are reading from lists. The angel says, “Well, you came out against Trump!” The devil says, “And you lied us into a war, and you shot your friend in the face…Ha! I WIN!”

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Uncle Sam looks somberly at a monument which reads “Iraq War Fiasco. 2001-2011. One Million Dead.” A man next to him tries to hand him a book and quill pen to write a condolence for Dick Cheney. Uncle Sam says, “Too soon.”

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]]> <![CDATA[ 5 drawn-out cartoons about the ongoing government shutdown ]]> https://theweek.com/cartoons/5-drawn-out-cartoons-about-the-ongoing-government-shutdown Lja6Y4iQqZxKgpBHqm7uXg Sun, 02 Nov 2025 02:00:00 +0000

This cartoon is set outside the House of Representatives building where a sign that reads “Government Shutdown” is nearby on a stanchion. A group of four trick-or-treaters is checking out their candy haul. Three have lots of candy and are dressed as a Minion, a witch, and a ghost with a MAGA hat. The fourth is in a raincoat, tie, and carries a briefcase. He has no candy and the Minion says, “Maybe your federal government employee costume was a mistake?”

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This cartoon is titled “playing chicken.” It depicts a car with a license plate labeled “DEMS” about to crash into a cliff labeled “Government shutdown.” The driver says, “Don’t worry, they’ll blink first.” The passenger says, “That’s a wall.”

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This cartoon is set outside in a ruined, dystopian landscape next to a ruined federal government building. Two men speak and one says to the other, “You know, I can’t remember who won the shutdown battle either…”

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This editorial cartoon is titled “Shutdown Day 30: Take your child to work day because working without pay meant firing the babysitter.” It depicts an air traffic control tower where three adults work to land planes while their kids stand nearby.

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This editorial cartoon takes place on Halloween outside a house with “Government” written on the mailbox. Four kids in costumes glumly look in their bag, which is labeled “Government Workers.” One says, “I got a rock.” The witch responds, “Same” and a ghost says “Me too.”

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]]> <![CDATA[ 5 snappily written cartoons about vanishing food stamp benefits ]]> https://theweek.com/cartoons/5-snappily-written-cartoons-about-vanishing-food-stamp-benefits 2YRJD5SKoGCYwybRQTYoaf Sat, 01 Nov 2025 02:00:00 +0000

This political cartoon is titled “When you’re just barely hanging on… and then…” It depicts a woman and a man hanging onto a high tree branch that has just snapped, indicated by the word “SNAP” The woman carries a baby in a baby bjorn and the man wears a T-shirt that reads “Snap recipients.”

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This cartoon is drawn in a muted, somber style and is titled, “The house that turns off the lights on Halloween.” A body lies outside the White House and is labeled “Snap recipients.” It points at a window where Donald Trump looms.

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This cartoon takes place outside a house on Halloween. An elderly woman greets a group of children trick-or-treating and says, “OK, who needs SNAP benefits?”

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This cartoon is titled “Halloween Treats, 2025” and shows three different images. The image at left is labeled “Twix(T)” and shows a low-income person squished between boulders named “SNAP Cuts” and “Medicaid Cuts.” The middle image is labeled “Payday” and depicts a fatcat pig in a suit and top hat smoking a ciagr on top of large, soft bag labeled

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This political cartoon depicts a young boy dressed as batman and a young girl dressed as a witch. They are surrounded by three small piles of candy and one large pile. The girl looks at her candy and says, “This is my chocolate pile, my gummies pile, my hard candy pile..” before she looks at the large pile of candy and says, “And my stockpile since the GOP ended my SNAP food benefit.”

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]]> <![CDATA[ 5 seriously spooky political cartoons about Halloween ]]> https://theweek.com/cartoons/5-seriously-spooky-cartoons-about-halloween-2025 7rbQy4BgqUKVK5Ac2bYmxQ Sun, 26 Oct 2025 02:00:00 +0000

This editorial cartoon is named “Republican Haunted House.” It depicts a spooky haunted house under a full moon that frames bats flying past. There are gravestones out in front and Jeffrey Epstein looks out from a window on the top floor. The gravestones read, “Gov’t Paychecks” “RIP Healthcare” and “Rural Hospitals.” Mike Johnson stands next to the house, which has a “closed” sign on the front door and says, “Trust me! It’s NOT because we’re afraid of ghosts!”

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This political cartoon takes place in a graveyard where three ghosts float. Two ghosts on the left look the same while the ghost on the right has a pointed head that looks sort of like a klansman. One ghost on the left says to the other, “Watch out. I think he’s with ICE.”

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This cartoon depicts two pumpkins carved into jack-o-lanterns. The one on the left is carved to look concerned and the one on the right is carved with only an exclamation mark. The left pumpkin says, “I told you not to read the news before bed!”

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This cartoon is drawn like Charles Schulz’ ‘Peanuts” and takes place in a pumpkin patch. Linus and Lucy are on the left side of the image. The right side is dominated by Mike Johnsons standing in front of a full moon. Lucy is yelling and she says, “It’s just Mike Johnson! I wasted the whole night sitting in the most insincere pumpkin patch in the country!”

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This political cartoon depicts a giant pumpkin that resembles Donald Trump's bulbous head outside a house. The pumpkin is labeled

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]]> <![CDATA[ 5 ballsy cartoons about the new White House ballroom ]]> https://theweek.com/cartoons/5-ballsy-cartoons-about-the-new-white-house-ballroom wKkv6eG2eHbxdofw7x5cJB Sat, 25 Oct 2025 01:00:00 +0000

This political cartoon is titled “The New White House Magic Kingdom & Ballroom.” It is a Walt-Disney style drawing of the White House that has been reimagined to look like the Magic Kingdom of Disney World, including a giant ballroom on the right side of the image and a castle towering over the rest. Instead of Tinker Bell, Donald Trump flies over the scene dressed in a women’s outfit spreading magic dust from his wand.

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This political cartoon is titled “Opening Gala @ the Ballroom” A rich man in a top hat and tuxedo sits at the head table and reads the menu, which lists: “Charred American Eagle, Garbled Word Salad, Gestapo Gazpacho, and Pie! (all of it).” The people in the background of the gala are a rogues gallery of a sheik and other rich guys. A bloody knife is on the table in front of the sheik.

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This cartoon depicts Donald Trump in a bulldozer destroying part of the White House that is labeled “America.” He says, “When you’re a star, they let you do it! You can do anything!”

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This is a two panel political cartoon that depicts a bulldozer in the top panel tearing down the east wing of the White House. The man driving the bulldozer says, “Get a grip! You’re a bunch of crybabies afraid of a little change!” In the bottom panel, the same man has just seen a sign that reads “Future Site of Cracker Barrel” and he angrily shouts, “That’s right! You better build that with the OLD logo!

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This cartoon depicts a massive wrecking ball shaped like Donald Trump’s head smashing into the White House and destroying a portion of it. The construction sign out front reads, “0 days since last atrocity.”

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]]> <![CDATA[ 5 vengefully funny cartoons about punishing Trump's political enemies ]]> https://theweek.com/cartoons/5-vengefully-funny-cartoons-about-punishing-trumps-political-enemies zMLMVkTTBEnGkUB4CCCYsW Sun, 19 Oct 2025 01:00:00 +0000

This cartoon features Donald Trump and another man standing next to a giant switch on the wall under a sign that reads “Vengeance.” The switch is in the ON position. Trump says, “Even during a government shutdown, this one never turns off.”

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In this cartoon, Pam Bondi has climbed a tree and hangs from a branch having just escaped a pack of wild, snarling dogs at the base of the tree. She says, “I just told them to go after anyone who weaponized the Justice Department.”

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This cartoon takes place in a zoo named the Kangaroo Court. A group of five kangaroos with briefcases look up at a banner that reads, “United States Department of Justice: Now Hiring!” Pam Bondi stands behind the banner holding a sign that reads “No Experience Necessary!” One kangaroo says, “They’ll take any lawyer willing to prosecute the case against James Comey or Letitia James.”

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This cartoon is titled “Trump Revenge.” It depicts three targets shaped like ducks, as if they are in a shooting gallery at the White House. The ducks are labeled, “Comey,” “James,” and “Bolton.”

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This cartoon depicts Pam Bondi as a cruel Lady Liberty. She holds a sword that has impaled three figures labeled Trump foes. Meanwhile, figures labeled “Trump” and “Friends” float gently to the ground with parachutes after having jumped off the scales of justice.

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]]> <![CDATA[ 5 precariously peaceful cartoons about the Gaza ceasefire ]]> https://theweek.com/cartoons/5-precariously-peaceful-cartoons-about-the-gaza-ceasefire mhbLyhgQ6URRsLSV6CNhGe Sat, 18 Oct 2025 01:00:00 +0000

This is an editorial cartoon that depicts Uncle Sam and two figures that represent Hamas and Israel standing atop a precariously balanced set of wooden Jenga blocks. Uncle Sam says, “Shake on it, but not too vigorously.”

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This image depicts a dove with an olive branch of peace in its mouth. It sits atop ruins of war-torn buildings and says, “Now for the hard part.”

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This Donald Trump cartoon depicts Trump holding a dove on one hand and a newspaper in the other with the headline “Middle East Peace Deal.” The dove says, “Nice…now try brokering one at home.”

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This cartoon depicts a scene in a psychiatrist’s office. The male patient on the couch says, “I’m glad Hamas is releasing the hostages, but I can’t stand seeing Trump get credit for it. Do psychologists have a designation for my type of internal conflict?” The male therapist responds, “Yes, you’re what we call a ‘jerk.’”

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This cartoon is titled “The Phoenix Rising.” It depicts a dove of peace with an olive branch taking flight from a war-torn Gaza filled with ruins and smoke.

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]]> <![CDATA[ 5 hilariously pointed cartoons about the government shutdown blame game ]]> https://theweek.com/cartoons/5-hilariously-pointed-cartoons-about-the-government-shutdown-blame-game 9Z9CH4RC3QTWZTC7P3XjjU Sun, 12 Oct 2025 01:00:00 +0000

This cartoon is titled “The Duelists.” It depicts a donkey on the left and and elephant on the right walking away from each other with their fingers raised, as if they are about to duel. A man in the middle represents government employees and reads from a piece of paper titled “Shutdown rules.” He says, “Sigh. Brandish fingers, proceed 10 paces, turn, and commence blaming.”

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This cartoon depicts an elephant with its pants on fire. He says,

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This cartoon depicts Donald Trump and an elephant in an old-fashioned gangster suit. They hold tommy-guns and have just shot Uncle Sam as a frightened donkey looks on. Trump says, “Now look what you made us do!”

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This political cartoon depicts a man and woman with a baby stroller walking on the sidewalk outside a closed gate. A sign on the gate reads,

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This political cartoon depicts Speaker of the House Mike Johnson relaxing in a hammock during the House recess and government shutdown. He has his heads behind his head, wears a tropical shirt, and smiles. There's a tropical drink nearby and the hammock hangs from two pillars labeled

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]]> <![CDATA[ 5 torch-carrying cartoons about Lady Liberty’s rough week ]]> https://theweek.com/cartoons/5-torch-carrying-cartoons-about-lady-libertys-rough-week j9TqfjrUdn2uD6BcfKWZcm Sat, 11 Oct 2025 01:00:00 +0000

This political cartoon is drawn in a sad, lonesome way and depicts the Statue of Liberty sleeping on a New York park bench like a homeless person. She is covered by newspapers and has dropped her torch on the ground.

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This political cartoon depicts a police lineup at the Department of Homeland Security. Two armed and masked ICE agents look at a group of five different Lady Liberty figures lined up, as if they are suspects. One agent says, “If you ask me, they all look like they’re here illegally!”

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This two panel political cartoon is titled “How It Started” on the left panel. It depicts a man in black clubbing a Capitol P.D. police officer as a crowd with a TRUMP flag storms the Capitol. The right panel is labeled “How it’s going” and shows the same person, now with an ICE badge, clubbing a frightened Lady Liberty.

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This political cartoon depicts armed ICE agents rappelling down the State of Liberty. There is a helicopter nearby and a voice from inside it says, “She’s armed with a torch! Probably antifa…”

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This is a two-panel political cartoon titled

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]]> <![CDATA[ 5 dramatically dysfunctional cartoons about the government shutdown ]]> https://theweek.com/cartoons/5-dramatically-dysfunctional-cartoons-about-the-government-shutdown U398pjhXjuaKELrFseZZPB Sun, 05 Oct 2025 01:00:00 +0000

This cartoon depicts an older man and woman in their home. The man reads a newspaper while the woman, with a dog on her lap, looks at a table. The woman says, “Sigh, they’re threatening yet another government shutdown!” The man says, “Why don’t they just go ahead and do it! I say we try things without a government for a while!”

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This cartoon is titled “Special Delivery.” It takes place outside the U.S. Capitol building and shows two dump trucks labeled “Blame Republicans” and “Blame Democrats” each dumping out foam fingers to point at each other. There is a sign on the steps that reads, “Government Shut Down.”

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In this cartoon, an elephant speaks to a donkey inside the U.S. Capitol building. The donkey has his arms crossed and the elephant says, “Sure, we could easily change the rules to do it ourselves, but we really, really need you to be complicit.”

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This political cartoon depicts an elephant and a donkey with their backs to each other with fingers raised, as if they are about to duel. Uncle Sam stands next to them with a paper that reads, “Gov’t shut-down” and says, “I think you both know the drill. Ten Paces, turn, and commence pointing fingers.”

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Uncle Sam drives a crane in this editorial cartoon. He’s outside the U.S. Capitol building and is near a large road sign that says, “Shutdown Blame Game.” Uncle Sam’s crane is moving a new piece of the sign that reads “UP” so the larger sign becomes “Shut Up.” He says, “Can you blame me?”

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]]> <![CDATA[ 5 hawkish cartoons about Pete Hegseth's meeting of military muscle ]]> https://theweek.com/cartoons/5-hawkish-cartoons-about-pete-hegseths-meeting-of-military-muscle NqeZDQPWY74iUfJpYWg9vP Sat, 04 Oct 2025 01:00:00 +0000

This cartoon depicts Pete Hegseth, JD Vance, and Donald Trump in a wildly comic, mocking style. The three stand in front of an American flag. Hegseth holds a martini glass and says, “The beardos and the fatsos have to go…” The bearded Vance and heavyset Trump look worried.

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This cartoon depicts a decorated military man looking somber as he shows his medals to a man and a woman. The military man says, “This one’s for making it through Trump’s rambling blather at Quantico.”

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This political cartoon depicts a miniature, five-inch tall Pete Hegseth who is being towered over by legs and boots of men much taller than him. He says, “Men, let me tell you about the warrior ethos.”

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This cartoon depicts Pete Hegseth and Donald Trump addressing an audience of stern-looking military generals. Hegseth has his arm around Trump and says, “And NOW gentlemen, commander-in-chief Bonspur would like to say a few words about esprit de corps.”

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This cartoon takes place in the auditorium at Quantico and is titled “Warrior Ethos.” Donald Trump holds a giant bottle of Extra Strength Tylenol as generals look on. A shirtless Pete Hegeth is behind a podium labeled “Secretary of WTF” and points at Trump. Hegseth says, “Our secret weapon.”

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]]> <![CDATA[ 5 late night cartoons about the Jimmy Kimmel brouhaha ]]> https://theweek.com/cartoons/5-late-night-cartoons-about-the-jimmy-kimmel-brouhaha uoUMPmdmbZuHoTKf2mbRvN Sun, 28 Sep 2025 01:00:00 +0000

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]]> <![CDATA[ 5 tinfoil-covered cartoons about Tylenol and autism ]]> https://theweek.com/cartoons/5-tinfoil-covered-cartoons-about-tylenol-and-autism i6FHwcpKcYcYgY324omWXg Sat, 27 Sep 2025 01:00:00 +0000

This cartoon depicts Robert F. Kennedy Jr. as a kook sitting at a desk on which rest weird implements. The include a voodoo doll, a dagger, a Magic 8-Ball, tarot cards, oddball electric gages and burning candles and wine cups. He wears a tinfoil hat with a propeller attached and holds two puppets. One puppet is a nun wearing boxing gloves and the other is a snake made out of a sock. Kennedy says, ‘Why yes, I’d be happy to explain the science behind how acetaminophen causes autism.”

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This cartoon takes place in a laboratory where an orange caricature of Donald Trump holds up a bottle of Tylenol. Trump is next to RFK Jr. who is drawn to resemble the Beaker character from the Muppets. Trump says, “It was Tylenol all along. I have ended the war on autism.” RFK Jr. responds, “MEEP.”

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This cartoon is titled “Which is the proven threat to children’s health?” A bottle of acetaminophen is on the left and is choice “A,” A box of 9 millimeter bullets is on the right and is choice “B.”

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This political cartoon takes place in a doctor’s office. Donald Trump is dressed as a doctor and a woman with a baby in her lap sits on the examining table. The woman looks at a piece of paper and says, “If you get a few don’t take Tylenol..tough it out?” Trump responds, “Trust me. I’m not a doctor but I play one on tv.”

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This editorial cartoon shows a woman dressed like a doctor who sits in a chair rubbing her eyes as she watches television. She says to a man next to her, “There’s so much stupidity in this timeline. It’s giving me a headache.” The man hands her a bottle of pills and says, “Take two Tylenol.”

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]]> <![CDATA[ 5 brilliantly barbed cartoons about free speech ]]> https://theweek.com/cartoons/5-brilliantly-barbed-cartoons-about-free-speech HNhy5TBr86g24W8N8g3w9R Sun, 21 Sep 2025 01:00:00 +0000

This is a two panel-editorial cartoon that depicts Donald Trump speaking to a woman in a USA T-shirt. The left panel is titled “Free Speech” and Trump says, “What I say.” The right panel is titled

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This cartoon depicts Attorney General Pam Bondi at a podium speaking to one reporter. She says, “The DOJ will be targeting hate speech!” The reporter says, “Define hate speech.” Bond responds, “Speech that we hate!”

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This Donald Trump cartoon is six panels and features Trump in each frame tapping out a message to Attorney General Pam Bondi on his phone. The message in the first four panels reads, “The radical left are trying to divide us with hate speech! Radical hate speech must be stopped and I want it stopped now! And by hate speech, you know what I mean.” Trump is silent in the fifth panel. In the sixth, he writes “And mention of the Epstein files. Thank you for your attention to this matter!”

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This cartoon is titled

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This political cartoon depicts a confused-looking Pam Bondi sitting at a desk. She reads a book titled, “The Constitution for Dummies: A Reference for Trumpies.”

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]]> <![CDATA[ 5 provocatively pitched cartoons about political violence ]]> https://theweek.com/cartoons/5-provocatively-pitched-cartoons-about-political-violence SoFsCyjeEs5oEHVVVdPz49 Sat, 20 Sep 2025 01:00:00 +0000

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]]> <![CDATA[ 5 health-conscious cartoons about anti-vaccine rhetoric ]]> https://theweek.com/cartoons/5-health-conscious-cartoons-about-anti-vaccine-rhetoric rMq9t9Znnv5xYJZK6YiFqQ Sun, 14 Sep 2025 01:00:00 +0000

This cartoon shows RFK Jr. sitting at a desk speaking into a microphone. He points at a photo of a truck being blown up by a missile. He says, “Today, we ordered a military strike on a shipment of vaccines.”

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This cartoon is titled “RFK JR’s losing Powerball Numbers” There are five circular, spikey germs drawn to look like balls. They are named “Increase in Measles” “Increase in Mumps” “Increase in Chickenpox” “Increase in Covid-19” “Increase in Polio” and “Increase in Hep B”.

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This cartoon is titled “Birds of Florida” and depicts three birds. The first two birds look normal and are labeled “Roseate Spoonbill” and “flamingo”. The third bird is a crazy-looking duck holding a piece of paper that reads “Vax Mandate”. This duck is labeled “Surgeon General” and says “Quack!”

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This cartoon is titled “Chicken too little too late..” It depicts a terrified chicken labeled “Sen. Cassidy” running as he yells “RFK JR.’s an anti-vaxxer!” “RFK JR.’s an anti-vaxxer!” “RFK JR.’s an anti-vaxxer!”

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This editorial cartoon depicts RFK Jr. at a desk at the Department of Health and Human Services. A coughing woman, a rat and a beady-eyed man eating a carrot are next to him. RFK Jr. says, “Allow me to introduce my new infectious disease advisory board: the ghost of Typhoid Mary, a plague rat and Doctor Oz.”

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]]> <![CDATA[ 5 artfully drawn cartoons about Donald Trump's Epstein doodle ]]> https://theweek.com/cartoons/5-artfully-drawn-cartoons-about-donald-trumps-epstein-doodle yTw9kA4Ci7AhDH8ybscxcm Sat, 13 Sep 2025 01:00:00 +0000

This cartoon is titled “Trump gets a carving on Mt. Rushmore befitting his legacy.” It depicts the naked-woman drawing Trump made for Jeffrey Epstein on Mt. Rushmore. The other faces of presidents carved into the rock look concerned as they grimace and have wide eyes. Abraham Lincoln looks disappointed and turns his eyes downward.

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This editorial cartoon is titled “Other suspected creepy Trump art.” It depicts three different famous paintings: The Mona Lisa, The Whistler’s Mother, and The Scream. Donald Trump has written on each one with his pen. On the Mona Lisa, he’s written, “Never met her!” On Whistler’s Mother he’s written “Too old, not my type!” and on The Scream he’s written “Hoax” and drawn an arrow pointing to “Epstein Files”.

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This cartoon depicts a man and a woman looking at greeting cards in a store. There are cards for weddings, birthdays, etc. A man holds a card from a section named “Jeffrey Epstein 50th” and says, “It’s oddly specific and comes pre-signed!”

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This cartoon depicts a man in a MAGA hat using a magnifying glass to examine the lewd image of a naked woman’s torso Donald Trump drew and signed for Jeffrey Epstein’s 50th birthday. The man says, “O-B-A-M-A”.

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This cartoon depicts Donald Trump at the desk in the Oval Office. He holds up a copy of the image of the naked woman he drew for Jeffrey Epstein. This image originally read “Believe Women” but someone, presumably Trump, has crossed out the “W” “O” and “N” so the image now reads, “Believe Me”.

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]]> <![CDATA[ 5 hard-working cartoons about Labor Day celebrations ]]> https://theweek.com/cartoons/cartoons-labor-day-celebrations jhYo9GdtWcx8m4rnjvEZcG Sun, 07 Sep 2025 06:00:00 +0000

This cartoon is titled “LABOR DAY 2025”. It’s a take off of Michelangelo’s “Creation of Adam” from the Sistine Chapel. In this version, robot hands labeled “Automation” and “AI” reach out to touch.

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This cartoon depicts an outdoor Labor Day picnic with a sign over a crowd that reads,

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This cartoon shows a robot sitting at a desk working at a computer. The screen on the computer displays a search bar where the robot has typed in “Labor Day”. The search results are “AI Overview: A day set aside to honor the American robot.”

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This cartoon depicts eight Employee of the Month framed pictures hanging on a wall. The first seven are a variety of men and women. The eight is a smiling robot labelled “AI” giving a thumb’s up.

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This is a two panel cartoon set in a living room where a man and a woman speak as they lounge. The man says, “Well, Labor Day is over.” The woman replies, “Yup.” The next frame shows the man leaving. The woman says, “Where are you going?” The man responds, “To get the Christmas decorations.”

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]]> <![CDATA[ 5 outspoken cartoons about Epstein survivors taking center stage ]]> https://theweek.com/cartoons/cartoons-epstein-survivors-taking-center-stage hU4wZb9n9gyDNheGKLPZXM Sat, 06 Sep 2025 06:00:00 +0000

This cartoon depicts an angry Donald Trump with an image of a sinister-looking Jeffrey Epstein on his hand. A woman brushes the image of Epstein on his hand and says, “We tried concealer but I don’t know if we’ll ever be able to cover that up!”

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This Donald Trump cartoon is titled “Surrounded”. Trump looks terrified as he is surrounded by a group of women, one of whom holds a sign labeled “Epstein Survivors”. Trump says, “B-B-But you’re a hoax!”

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This cartoon depicts a tiny Donald Trump surrounded by giant women’s feet, some in heels, some in athletic shoes. The women’s feet are labeled “Epstein Survivors”. Trump points at the feet and says “Hoax!” while an arrow points at his burning pants next to the words “Pants on Fire Survivor”.

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This cartoon shows an elephant sitting on a table in a doctor’s office. The elephant looks downcast and has a Jeffrey Epstein head growing out of its back. The elephant says to the doctor, “I thought if I didn’t pick at it, it might go away on its own.”

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This cartoon takes place on a street in Washington DC. Donald Trump is in a limo and yells “FASTER!” as he drives past a group of five women who are victims of Jeffrey Epstein. They hold signs that spell out, “We are not a hoax”.

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]]> <![CDATA[ 5 cracking cartoons about the new Cracker Barrel logo ]]> https://theweek.com/cartoons/cartoons-new-cracker-barrel-logo NXHximcmQ5unKEbiVCc5QX Mon, 01 Sep 2025 09:20:19 +0000

This work is titled “New MAGA-Approved Logo” and is a satire of the Cracker Barrel logo. In this version, the restaurant is named “Crackers Only”. Donald Trump leans on a barrel holding a pile of papers labeled “Deportation Orders.”

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A man and a woman walk past a newspaper box in this cartoon. The paper in the box reads, “Swift, Kelce to wed”. The woman says, “Shouldn’t we be focused on more important things like the cracker barrel logo?”

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This cartoon begins with the old Cracker Barrel logo at left under the headline “The Old Barrel.” The new logo is in the middle under the heading “The New Barrel”. Two angry people are at right yelling about the “Logo rebrand” and are labeled “Both Barrels”.

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This cartoon depicts a man in a suit and an elderly woman sitting at a bus stop. The man has a cardboard box with the contents of his desk inside. There’s a sticker on the box that reads “FIRED”. The man says, “I designed the new logo for Cracker Barrel…” The woman responds, “Maybe there’s an opening at Bud Light…”

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This cartoon resembles the famous image from World War II of American soldiers raising the flag on Iwo Jima. In this version, a group of MAGA supporters with red hats are raising the original Cracker Barrel logo.

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]]> <![CDATA[ 5 bullseye cartoons about the reasons for mass shootings ]]> https://theweek.com/cartoons/cartoons-reasons-mass-shootings sHGWGcoi4HgoCixvqFdYy Sat, 30 Aug 2025 08:07:00 +0000

This cartoon depicts a wide exterior view of a church-like building. Instead of steeples, it has assault-style rifles and targets on the roof. A sign outside the church reads, “The High Holy Church of American Gun Worship”. A voice from inside the building says, “Why did Minneapolis happen?”

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This cartoon is titled “ANOTHER school shooting is…” and features three people. The first is a woman and she says, “Horrific.” The second is a man and he says, “Tragic.” The third is a man with an NRA hat who hugs an automatic rifle. He says, “A price I’m willing to pay.”

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This cartoon is titled “Stained Glass”. It shows a church where the stained-glass windows have been shattered and the ground is flicked with blood. Outside the windows a pig-nosed man with an NRA hat and an elephant with a red hat say, “Thoughts and Prayers”.

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This cartoon shows a newscaster on a newschannel named “24 hour news”. He says, “There’s been another senseless shooting. Stay with us as we spend hours and hours discussing the killer and his quest for notoriety.”

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In this cartoon, a man in a suit with an “NRA” button points to a screen that displays a large submarine-style sandwich. He says, “We propose an assault sandwich ban.”

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]]> <![CDATA[ 5 Post Office-approved cartoons about mail-in voting ]]> https://theweek.com/cartoons/post-office-cartoons-mail-in-voting NzUHFYEtbZCarzHmPP8RHX Sun, 24 Aug 2025 08:03:00 +0000

This cartoon is set in a living room where a man and woman watch Donald Trump on television. Trump holds a sign that has the words “Mail In Voting” crossed out and says, “The president determines elections.” The woman on the couch asks, “Isn’t it the other way around?”

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In this two-panel cartoon, Donald Trump says “An expert on rigged elections says mail-in voting is bad.” In the next panel, Trump is with Vladimir Putin and says, “Tell ‘em Vlad!”

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This cartoon is titled “DEAD LETTER”. It shows a mail-in ballot that has been stamped “DECEASED: RETURN TO SENDER”. It was mailed to “Democracy” from Donald. J. Trump and Vladimir Putin, LLC.

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This political cartoon depicts Vladimir Putin and the Chick-fil-A cow mascot. The Chick-fil-A cow holds its usual sign, which reads “Eat More Chikin”. Putin holds a sign that reads, “Ban Mail-In Voting— Putin.”

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This cartoon depicts Donald Trump driving a bulldozer with a Republican party elephant on the side. The bulldozer has driven over and flattened “Redistricting” and “Gerrymandering” and is about to crush a ballot box labeled “Mail In Voting”.

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]]> <![CDATA[ 5 museum-grade cartoons about Trump's Smithsonian purge ]]> https://theweek.com/cartoons/museum-grade-cartoons-trump-smithsonian-purge 4XNpXnybPu9ahL4vx9EGdN Sat, 23 Aug 2025 08:02:00 +0000

This cartoon shows buildings and monuments with new names in Washington DC. They are called: “Confederate Statuary Garden”, “Caucasian History Museum”, “Make Slavery Great Again Museum”, “White Artists Portrait Gallery”, and “Gallery of Under-Appreciated White Guys.” Two people are here and one says to the other, “The Smithsonian’s changed since Trump became president.”

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This Donald Trump cartoon depicts Trump making changes to exhibits at the Smithsonian with his black pen. A slave auction becomes “Free Market Capitalism.” A slave with a brutally whip-scarred back is now “Love Taps.” A whip is called “Workplace morale booster”. A ball and chains is called “employee retention device” and a slave ship is labelled “Luxury cruise ship.” Trump says, “Better!”

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In this cartoon, Donald Trump pushes a dolly through the Smithsonian that holds three boxes labeled “White Out”. He pushes it past paintings of Abraham Lincoln and an enslaved woman toward a sign that reads “Slavery Exhibit”.

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This editorial cartoon depicts Donald Trump on the roof of a museum. He’s got a bucket of white paint and is whitewashing history. He says to himself, “Formerly the Smithsonian”

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This editorial cartoon depicts Donald Trump on the roof of a museum. He’s got a bucket of white paint and is whitewashing history. He says to himself, “Formerly the Smithsonian”

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