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DOGE CUTS: Top Ten Cartoons of the Week

IRS agents. VA workers. Park rangers. Air traffic controllers. Social Security administrators. No one employed by the federal government appears safe with Elon Musk and his Department of Government Efficiency waiving a chainsaw across Washington.

Our top two most-reprinted cartoons of the week come from Chris Weyant, and both mock Musk’s blunt and mistake-prone process of trimming the size of the federal workforce. I also enjoyed Jeff Koterba’s cartoon about astronauts returning home after being stuck on the International Space Station, only to find a “Planet of the Apes” scenario playing out in the U.S.

Here are our top ten most reprinted cartoons of the week:

#1. Chris Weyant

#2. Chris Weyant

Those two Lovebirds, Trump and Putin, take their bromance to new heights in 80 brilliant cartoons! Don’t miss the passion as these handsome dictators flirt and fling through the pens of our brilliant Cagle Cartoonists — on our 4K Caglecast! (Great cover image by Pat Bagley.)

#3. Jeff Koterba

#4. Dave Granlund

#5. John Darkow

#6. John Darkow

#7. John Darkow

#8. R.J. Matson

#9. Alexandra Bowman

#10. Bruce Plante

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Tariff Trouble: Top Ten Cartoons of the Week

Donald Trump’s obsession with tariffs is causing a melt down on Wall Street, where stocks are plummeting at the economic chaos being caused by his administration.

Several of our most popular cartoons this week were on Trump’s on-and-off approach to tariffs, which is leaving everyone dazed and confused. Jeff Korterba drew a funny cartoon about an Easter bunny already reeling from high egg prices getting hit with tariffs from Trump.

Speaking of eggs, Chris Weyant’s cartoon about a pot of gold being less valuable than a carton of eggs was easily our most-reprinted cartoon of the week, and for good reason. Trump ran for president promising to bring costs down, but the average price of a dozen eggs in the U.S. is up to nearly $6.

I’d suggest pouring yourself a glass of wine, but apparently Trump is going to tariff that, too. The only think left to do is laugh at the absurdity by checking out our top ten most reprinted cartoons of the week:

#1. Chris Weyant

#2. Jeff Koterba

Funny and disturbing editorial cartoons by the best cartoonists in the world, about Donald Trump screwing Ukraine over! Enjoy one hundred brilliant Ukraine betrayal cartoons!

#3. Dave Granlund

#4. Jeff Koterba

#5. Bruce Plante

#6. Ed Wexler

#7. Dave Granlund

#8. John Darkow

#9. John Darkow

#10. John Darkow

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Doomscrolling: Top Ten Cartoons of the Week

Have you heard the phrase doomscrolling? That’s when folks mindlessly consume negative news on their phone without lifting a finger to do anything about it.

Looks like it’s happening a lot during the Trump administration. Dave Whamond’s call for somebody, anybody to stand up and fight – including Democrats in Washington – was easily our most-reprinted cartoon of the week.

A big item in the news are Trump’s on again, off again tariffs on goods coming in from Canada and Mexico. Right now, they’re paused until next month, which led to a funny cartoon by Bob Englehart featuring a kid and his lemonade stand.

For now, don’t stop scrolling. Instead, check out our top ten most reprinted cartoons of the week:

#1. Dave Whamond

Funny and disturbing editorial cartoons by the best cartoonists in the world, about Donald Trump screwing Ukraine over! Enjoy one hundred brilliant Ukraine betrayal cartoons!

#2. Bob Englehart

#3. John Darkow

#4. John Darkow

#5. Dick Wright

#6. Dave Whamond

#7. Jeff Koterba

#8. Dave Granlund

#9. Pat Byrnes

#10. Doug Plante

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Top Ten Cartoons of the Week! DOGE, Musk, Inflation, Taxes and More!

The U.S. government is undergoing mass layoffs that threaten many sectors previously taken for granted by taxpayers, including air safety, disease prevention, veteran healthcare, and even processing tax returns.

Our most-reported cartoon of the week comes from Dave Whamond, and features a scary but funny joke about a passenger paying an extra fee to guarantee a safe landing.

Editor’s also loved John Darkow’s cartoon about letting Elon Musk process everyone’s tax return, while Jeff Koterba focused his pen on Uncle Sam waiting in the unemployment line.

Here are our top ten most reprinted cartoons of the week:

#1. Dave Whamond

#2. John Darkow

Hilarious and brutal editorial cartoons by the best cartoonists in the world, about Elon Musk, DOGE, breaking the federal government, firing people, and Elon’s buddy, Donald Trump!

#2. Dave Granlund

#3. Bob Englehart

#4. John Darkow

#5. Jeff Koterba

#6. Dave Whamond

#7. Dave Whamond

#8. Daryl Cagle

#9. Daryl Cagle

#10. Adam Zyglis

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Top Ten Cartoons of the WEEK!

This week in Washington, one of the big news stories was a fight between Donald Trump and the Associated Press over whether it’s called the Gulf of Mexico or the Gulf of America.

Our most popular cartoon of the week was drawn by Bob Englehart, and features a GPS overwhelmed by the Gulf of American and all the other new names Trump is throwing out there.

I contributed by drawing a cartoon about a depressed student being forced to write “Gulf of America” over and over again on the chalkboard. On some level, it feels like most of us are being punished.

Here are our top ten most reprinted cartoons of the week:

#1. Bob Englehart

Come watch our great new Caglecast with top Canadian cartoonists discussing their cartoons about becoming the 51st state, threats from Donald Trump new anger and nationalisin Canada – alongside their brilliant cartoons!

#2. Dave Granlund

#3. Bob Englehart

#4. John Darkow

#5. Jeff Koterba

#6. Dave Whamond

#7. Dave Whamond

#8. Daryl Cagle

#9. Daryl Cagle

#10. Adam Zyglis

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Gulf of Whatever: Top Ten Cartoons of the Week

Editors love holiday cartoons, so it’s no surprise a number of clever Valentine’s Day cartoons topped our most-reprinted list this week.

Dave Whamond went with the candy heart approach, filling them with phrases that sum up the current environment in Washington. Bob Englehart went with the gift of a dozen eggs in his popular cartoon, a pricey extravagance these days anyone would take over a box of chocolates.

Here are our top ten most reprinted cartoons of the week:

#1. Dave Whamond

Come watch our great new Caglecast with top Canadian cartoonists discussing their cartoons about becoming the 51st state, threats from Donald Trump new anger and nationalisin Canada – alongside their brilliant cartoons!

#2. Bob Englehart

#3. Harley Schwadron

#4. Dave Whamond

#5. R.J. Matson

#6. Bruce Plante

#7. Dave Granlund

#8. R.J. Matson

#9. John Darkow

#10. Dave Whamond

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How to Draw TRUMP vs MEXICO – A master Class on Drawing a Political Cartoon!

Join me, Daryl Cagle in this detailed How-to video where I demonstrate drawing a political cartoon of the Trump U.S. Eagle facing off against the Mexican Eagle.

This tutorial covers everything from initial sketches to final touches in Photoshop, offering valuable insights for cartoonists and art enthusiasts. Introduction to CagleCast Drawing the Main Focal Point Sketching and Inking Techniques Challenges of Live Streaming Switching to Digital Final Touches in Photoshop.and at: https://youtu.be/8n0wSSmOEL0

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Trump Wants Greenland! 43 Cartoons! Caglecast!

We’ve got 43 great cartoons about Trump wanting Greenland! See them all on our new slideshow Caglecast!
Here are a few …

See all the Trump/Greenland cartonos on our new Caglecast slideshow video!

There are no talking cartoonists on this one; some of you have been asking for that. We’ll test a few slideshow videos and see if they are more or less popular.

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The Trump show: Top ten cartoons of the week

Welcome back to the Trump show!

It’s been a dizzying few days, with Trump issuing executive orders on everything from immigration to crypto. Some people are exhausted, as Dave Whamond illustrated in this week’s most-reprinted cartoon.

I also enjoyed Jeff Koterba’s cartoon, which features Trump on the edge of a cliff (with his trademark giant red tie) making a show of unity to Democrats. Jeff had a busy week – he drew four of our 10 most-reprinted cartoons on a number of topics, including TikTok and a ceasefire in Gaza, news that appeared to get lost in the wall-to-wall coverage of all things Trump. Get used to it.

Here are our top ten most reprinted cartoons of the week:

#1. Dave Whamond

#2. Jeff Koterba

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#3. Jeff Koterba

#4. Dick Wright

#5. Jeff Koterba

#6. John Darkow

#7. Jeff Koterba

#8. Chris Weyant

#9. R.J. Matson

#10. Doug Plante

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Top Cartoons of the Week! Fire and Ice!

While Donald Trump’s inauguration is next week, America’s focus has been out west, as deadly fires continue to burn around Los Angeles.

At least 27 people have been killed by the fires, while thousands have been evacuated. Countless lives have been impacted by the destruction, which early estimates say could cost hundreds of billions of dollars.

One of our most-reprinted cartoons on the fire was Jeff Koterba’s touching tribute to the first responders, volunteers, and donors who are selflessly helping their fellow citizens in a moment of need. It’s hard to be critical in the middle of a disaster, but I did appreciate R.J. Matson’s cartoon about the blame game going on in Los Angeles, pegged around fire hydrants lacking water during the initial stages of the fire.

Here are our top ten most reprinted cartoons of the week:

#1. John Darkow

#2. Jeff Koterba

Don’t miss our new Caglecast slideshow of cartoons about the California wildfires!

#3. Dave Granlund

#4. Dave Granlund

#5. Gary McCoy

#6. John Darkow

#7. Bob Englehart

#8. R.J. Matson

#9. Dave Whamond

#10. Jeff Koterba

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Top Ten of the Week: Fire and Ice!

In the lull between New Year’s and Trump’s inauguration, our most-reprinted cartoons of the week covered a hodgepodge of topics, everything from misinformation to annoying snow to exploding cybertrucks.

Our most popular cartoon this week came from the pen of Chris Weyant, who used recent winter weather to mock Congress over its long history of not living up to its promises.

Adam Zyglis had two cartoons in our top five. One was a look at the devolution of Facebook into X, while the other was a sympathetic look at the tragedy in New Orleans following a New Year’s Day attack.

Here are our top ten most reprinted cartoons of the week:

#1. Chris Weyant

#2. Adam Zyglis

Don’t miss our new Caglecast! It’s a slideshow all about the California FIRES! And this is our first podcast to be BANNED ON SPOTIFY! Be a rebel and see what Spotify doesn’t want you to see. (I think Spotify must have been rooting for the fire.)

#3. Bob Englehart

#4. Harley Schwadron

#5. Adam Zyglis

#6. Pat Byrnes

#7. Dave Whamond

#8. Pat Bagley

#9. John Darkow

#10. Dave Granlund

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Washington Post Kills a Cartoon, Cartoonist Resigns – Good for Her

I’ve been impressed with the news coverage generated by cartoonist, Ann Telnaes’ impactful resignation from her gig at the Washington Post. Her resignation and statement made her point loudly and effectively about the disturbing influence that billionaires, who are sympathetic to Trump, like the WA Post’s Jeff Bezos and LA Times’ Patrick Soon-Shiong, have on media that we’ve traditionally been able to trust.
Perhaps one resignation is worth a thousand cartoons. Too bad you can only resign once.

Here is Ann’s drawing that the Post killed:

From left, The Washington Post’s Jeff Bezos, OpenAI’s Sam Altman, Meta’s Mark Zuckerberg, The LA Times’ Patrick Soon-Shiong, Disney’s Mickey Mouse and Donald Trump.
The Post’s editorial page editor claims he killed the cartoon because it has similar subject matter to an article he planned to print in the future, and not because of criticism of Trump and the Post’s billionaire owner (not an argument that seems to carry much weight with the cartoonists).
Here are some of our recent cartoons about Bezos and the Post.
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