The cartoon by Milt Priggee shows Donald Trump with eagle wings and talons inside an open catering truck at an airport. Trump extends his arms while a speech bubble states he has decimated the enemy. The truck displays catering lettering and the scene includes a website reference to wearegettinggreener.org. The image uses the eagle form to reference national symbols while placing the figure in a service vehicle context.
The cartoon depicts Donald Trump addressing three military officers while pointing to a whiteboard labeled Iran with a catering truck illustration. The yellow banner reads Trump's New Exit Strategy. The image uses the catering truck as a visual device for an Iran withdrawal plan. It responds to ongoing discussions about U.S. foreign policy toward Iran in 2026. The composition places Trump in a briefing role with officers seated at a table marked by a grid pattern.
A political shift in military posture draws attention as commitments move from ending wars to sustaining them indefinitely. The editorial critiques the reversal as a cynical about-face on foreign engagements.
Air Force One appears with a prominent target symbol on its fuselage amid questions about an escape vehicle. The image highlights concerns over presidential aircraft security during a period of heightened threats to the presidency. The editorial position critiques vulnerabilities in executive protection protocols.
U.S. tariffs imposed on Canadian steel in 2025 triggered sharp declines in the domestic industry by 2026. The federal government responded with a $100 million shipping rebate. Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre continued to focus attacks on the Liberal government rather than the trade shock. The cartoon argues this stance amounts to a repeated distraction from the core economic damage.
A political cartoon published August 11, 2026, depicts a catering truck marked as a decoy and cowardly, containing an image of Donald Trump. Hillary Clinton appears separately ascending stairs labeled courageous. The piece responds to ongoing partisan debates over leadership strength and personal resolve in electoral politics. It advances the argument that one figure projects weakness through avoidance while the other demonstrates bravery through direct action.
Rising gas prices linked to potential conflict with Iran are pressuring household budgets across the country. The cartoon illustrates the direct economic tug between military action abroad and everyday costs at the pump, arguing that families bear the immediate burden of such decisions.
A new cartoon by Emad Hajjaj illustrates Iran's control over the Strait of Hormuz and Bab al-Mandeb Strait as its most potent weapon. The image renders a large camouflaged missile launcher bearing Iranian flags and marked with the two straits, each valve labeled closed. The work responds to ongoing concerns about potential disruptions to global oil shipments through these critical waterways in the Middle East. It emphasizes how Tehran could leverage geographic position to pressure adversaries without direct military engagement. The visual underscores the strategic importance of these passages amid heightened regional tensions.
The cartoon depicts a blue truck marked Diplomacy in the Middle East driving across a desert road while emitting smoke. A white dove with an olive branch is shown under attack with flapping text overhead. Missiles bearing US, Israeli and Iranian markings are positioned around the scene, with lines suggesting connections or strikes.
Argentina faces Spain in the 2026 World Cup final. Lionel Messi leads the charge as the trophy heads toward the Spanish flag. The image captures the high stakes of the championship match and Argentina's drive for victory.
The Gordie Howe Bridge between Canada and the United States is set to open, allowing truck traffic across the border. The cartoon shows a toll booth attendant calling out to a large green troll figure positioned beneath the structure, with dollar bills and coins scattered on the ground. The troll wears a red cap with an American flag emblem and extends a clawed hand toward the money. A speech bubble from the booth reads TOLL while a label points to the creature as TROLL. The scene plays on the classic fairy tale motif of a troll under a bridge collecting payment from those who cross.
A modified shopping cart on large wheels draws comments from passersby about unaffordable gas and groceries. The scene on July 10 2026 captures ongoing economic strain from higher living costs. Passersby note the reminder of tight budgets for fuel and food. The image reflects persistent inflation concerns affecting household spending.
On July 9, 2026, Pat Bagley's cartoon depicts Donald Trump pushing a cart loaded with enormous sacks labeled 2026 and $2,000,000,000.00 GRIFT. A woman in a red hat hands him a small handbag while stating that he donates his $400,000 salary. The image contrasts the tiny claimed donation against the massive grift sacks. The scene draws from ongoing discussions of presidential finances and public salary claims during the period.
