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Trump grapples with Strait of Hormuz oil controls
Emad Hajjaj, Alaraby Aljadeed newspaper , London
Donald Trump faces ongoing friction with Iran over control of the Strait of Hormuz, a vital oil transit route. Recent shipping incidents and sanctions disputes have kept the waterway in focus. The piece portrays these pressures as a plumbing crisis that resists easy fixes.
U.S. Capitalism Lifts Debt Barbell
U.S. CAPITALISM LIFTS DEBT BARBELL by Milt Priggee, politicalcartoons.com
U.S. national debt keeps climbing with no immediate policy reversal in sight. The ongoing rise pressures economic sustainability and long-term fiscal capacity. The piece argues that American capitalism faces mounting strain from this persistent debt growth.
Uncle Sam Poster Orders Barrel Man to Fund Tax Cuts
Paul Duginski, CagleCartoons.com
A poster of Uncle Sam points directly at a thin man trapped in a barrel, with bold text demanding that the man pay for the tax cut. The barefoot figure reacts with surprise in a speech bubble. The scene unfolds against brick walls, highlighting tension between authority and the economically disadvantaged.
Jun
13
2026
Iran scores in the Iran War Cup against the US
IRAN WAR CUP by Sean Delonas, politicalcartoons.com
A soccer match on a green field features Iranian players in red jerseys celebrating as a tall figure in a top hat leaps toward the goal with its head detached and flying. The scoreboard reads Iran 1 USA 0 under the Iran War Cup title, with the date set in June 2026 amid ongoing Middle East tensions.
Trump Puzzled by Soccer Ball as World Cup Approaches
FOOTBALL STARTS SOON. by Becs, politicalcartoons.com
On May 10 2026 Donald Trump appears in a cartoon kicking a globe shaped like a soccer ball. The former president looks down in confusion at the ball near his foot. A speech bubble shows him asking what the ball is doing there. The image coincides with the upcoming 2026 World Cup tournament. The cartoon highlights Trump's apparent disconnect from the sporting event.
Trump's Iran Response Depicted as Eagle Turning Chicken
TACO: TRUMP ALWAYS CHICKENS OUT – IRAN MISSILE - TACO by Osmani Simanca, politicalcartoons.com
The cartoon illustrates a four-panel progression where an American eagle wearing a red tie transforms into a chicken as an Iran-labeled missile approaches and passes. It responds to recent developments in U.S.-Iran tensions by employing the TACO acronym to suggest hesitation. The work captures the shift from aggressive posture to withdrawal under pressure.
Apr
6
2026
Trump demands open Strait of Hormuz as Uncle Sam urges silence
CLOSE THE MOUTH by Jeff Koterba, politicalcartoons.com
Donald Trump appears on the left side shouting for the Strait of Hormuz to open amid censored profanity. On the right Uncle Sam in stars and stripes hat replies via thought bubble to close the mouth. The April 2026 image contrasts the two figures in dark suits with contrasting expressions and gestures.
RFK Jr. brainworms urge beef fat diet as Trump health advisor
RFK JR WITH BRAINWORMS TRUMPS HEALTH ADVISOR by Monte Wolverton, politicalcartoons.com
The cartoon shows Robert F. Kennedy Jr. with worms protruding from his head. The worms issue calls to go wild on food and medicines. A speech bubble from the figure advocates dropping seed oils in favor of more beef fat. The White House stands in the background. The top text identifies him as Mr. Trump's choice for health and food advice. The image appeared on November 2, 2024.
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