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This cartoon puts the reader in Washington DC, where it’s nighttime and a man can be seen through a window with a cell phone to his ear. He holds a piece of paper that reads “Illegal Tariffs.” A voice on the phone says, “Thank you for calling about your Trump tariff refund. There are only 3,175,628,475 callers ahead of you. Please hold.”

Clay Jones / Copyright 2025 Claytoonz

This cartoon is titled “What Were You Doing On Epstein Island?” and has two panels. The top panel depicts a stereotypical old-timey rich guy with top hat and tuxedo and a man in a suit. The rich guy says, “I was there for business,” said the one-percenter. But I’m so sorry for his victims.” The man in the suit says, “I was there to network,” said the politician. But I’m so sorry for his victims.” The bottom panel shows a man in boxer shorts, robe, and academic hat. He says, “I was blinded by his wealth,” said the academic. “But I’m so sorry for his victims.” The next image is an outline of a man. He says, “I was there to party but I’m so sorry I got caught,” admitted no one ever.

Ratt / Copyright 2025 Cagle Cartoons, Inc.

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This cartoon depicts a hand labeled “parents” holding onto a cell phone which displays icons for social media, including X, Facebook, YouTube, TikTok, Snapchat, etc. An arrow points to the parents hand and words next to it read, “The app needed to protect your children.”

Michael Ramirez / Copyright 2025 Creators Syndicate

This cartoon depicts an elephant at a desk with a MAGA hat and a piece of paper labeled “SAVE ACT.” The elephant uses his leg to hold a door shut where Epstein victims are trying to get in. He says, “That we’re afraid of women and trying to undermine their rights to silence them? Where do you get these ideas?”

Pedro Molina / Copyright 2025 Tribune Content Agency

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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.”

Ed Wexler / Copyright 2025 Cagle Cartoons, Inc.

This cartoon depicts a glum-looking man in a Harvard sweater holding a ribbon that twists and turns for many feet on the ground. It ends at an academic cap that has three $100 bills attached to the ribbon.

Peter Kuper / Copyright 2025 Cagle Cartoons, Inc.

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This cartoon depicts Benjamin Netanyahu whispering into Donald Trump’s ear. It’s titled “The Under Secretary of State advises his boss on Mideast policy…”

Steve Breen / Copyright 2025 Creators Syndica