All articles tagged with #cartoon
Martin Rowson’s Guardian cartoon uses the 250-year anniversary of US independence to critique Donald Trump, delivering a pointed political illustration about Trump’s role and American identity.
Daily Kos publishes a Pedro Molina cartoon criticizing Donald Trump and referencing the Reflecting Pool, while also noting the site's financial struggles and asking readers for donations to keep the site paywall-free.
David Horsey's Daily Kos cartoon notes the site's financial strain, emphasizes paywall-free, reader-supported journalism, and urges readers to donate to help sustain independent coverage.
Tom Tomorrow's Daily Kos cartoon highlights the site’s financial struggles and appeals to readers to donate to keep the outlet paywall-free and community-supported.
A Drew Sheneman cartoon lampoons the clash between a trillionaire and ordinary taxpayers, using satire to critique wealth concentration and the political fight over taxes.
David Horsey’s Daily Kos cartoon critiques the politics around voting—especially mail-in voting and midterm elections—while the site notes its ongoing financial strain and asks readers to donate to keep the outlet paywall-free.
Jen Sorensen’s Daily Kos cartoon uses satire to critique Trump alongside the billionaire-driven political spectacle, highlighting taxpayer costs for Trump’s ballroom and the broader grift of MAGA-era politics.
Guardian cartoonist David Squires imagines FIFA president Gianni Infantino’s World Cup 2026 in North America as a West Side Story-inspired tale, turning the football spectacle into a lighthearted, cinematic narrative.
Guardian cartoonist David Squires portrays Arsenal staying positive after a penalty defeat to PSG, using humor to underline resilience and optimism in European football.
A Clay Jones cartoon critiques Donald Trump’s rhetoric as gaslighting in the context of the Iran war, linking U.S. energy interests to foreign policy while mocking the messaging.
Guardian cartoonist David Squires uses his illustration to reflect on the Iran women’s national team’s challenging circumstances at the Asian Cup in Australia, highlighting political and social barriers facing the players.
Guardian cartoon by Jason White critiques the escalating push for US-Israeli strikes on Iran, using satire to illuminate the risk of widening conflict in the Middle East.
A Guardian cartoon by Stephen Lillie marking the fourth anniversary of the Ukraine war offers visual critique of the conflict and its main players, including Vladimir Putin and Volodymyr Zelenskyy, as the war continues to shape Europe.
A Daily Kos political cartoon by Jack Ohman critiques the Kennedy Center remodel, framing it as a symbol of Trump-era corruption and financial grift.
A cartoon by Pedro Molina humorously highlights the importance of community support for the Daily Kos, emphasizing that their existence relies on reader contributions to sustain their work.