Embattled royal

Embattled royal

A man who would be king, an inconsistent court, and more

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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!”

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.

Joel Pett / Copyright 2025 Tribune Content Agency

This editorial cartoon depicts four different garbage cans, each with a different color. From left they are, “Green” ‘Trash” “Recycle” and “Social Media.”

Michael Ramirez / Copyright 2025 Creators Syndicate

This is a two-panel political cartoon drawn in a wildly comic style that mocks Donald Trump. In the left panel, Trump sits at his desk while a female secretary sits at another desk reading the New York Times. The newspaper has a headline of “Trump Ranked Dumbest Prez Ever.” A paper on her desk reads, “Trump’s Body Odor Sets Off Car Alarms.” Trump asks, “Has the times responded to my libel suit yet?” In the right panel, two other people are reading the New York Times with these headlines: “Turmp’s Favorability Lower than Chlamydia’s. Herpes Demands Recount” and “Largest Anal Warts Since Taft.”

Clay Jones / Copyright 2025 Claytoonz

This cartoon depicts two males with briefcases outside the U.S. Capital. One man has a briefcase with “Rep. Klunk: on it. He says, “If ‘deficit spend’ is an oxymoron, how about ‘grow the debt’?”

Harley Schwadron / Copyright 2025 Cagle Cartoons, Inc.

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This political cartoon is titled “Thoughts and Prey...” It depicts JD Vance, Pam Bondi, and Stephen Miller as giant birds of prey, with sharp talons and beaks. They are chasing a scared rat labeled “First Amendment.”

Jack Ohman / Copyright 2025 Tribune Content Agency

This is a four-panel cartoon with no words. It features a hand in the first panel that holds a healthy-looking leaf amidst a beautiful, healthy landscape. The leaf gradually withers under the sun until it becomes a flaming match and the landscape changes to a parched, smoke and flame-filled hellscape in the final frame. The hand in the final frame becomes lifeless bones.

Peter Kuper / Copyright 2025 Cagle Cartoons, Inc.