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HERO · SEPTEMBER 30, 2026

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Editorial cartoon at an AI safety accord signing. Trump calls the voluntary accord morally binding and says America now has the safest AI industry in the world. Asked what happens if companies stray outside it, he says, Then we’ll know they’re immoral.
September 30, 2026

Then We’ll Know They’re Immoral.

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Trump celebrates a morally binding AI safety accord. Asked what happens if companies stray outside it, his enforcement mechanism is morality itself.

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Editorial cartoon showing former President George W. Bush watching a Pentagon announcement that the mission in Iraq has been successfully concluded. Bush thinks, You’d think he would have learned from Mission Accomplished.
September 30, 2026

You’d Think He Would Have Learned From “Mission Accomplished.”

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The Pentagon declares the Iraq mission successfully concluded. George W. Bush recognizes the danger of declaring victory a little too soon.

Editorial cartoon at a Valar Atomics Project Beehive presentation. An older man notes the young CEO was not born for Three Mile Island or Chernobyl and was 12 at Fukushima. Told he is 27 now, the man replies, Oh. Well then. 456 reactors it is.
September 30, 2026

Oh. Well Then. 456 Reactors It Is.

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Valar Atomics pitches 456 advanced reactors in Utah. One skeptical resident discovers the CEO is 27 and apparently decides that settles everything.

Editorial cartoon in the Oval Office. Trump says critics call taxpayer-funded ads illegal campaign advertising. An aide says they are public service announcements. Trump says they serve the public service of re-electing Republicans.
September 30, 2026

For the Public Service of Re-Electing Republicans.

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Trump insists taxpayer-funded television spots are public service announcements, then supplies his own definition of the public service.

Split-screen editorial cartoon. An affluent man celebrates a $500 ObamaCare refund while a working-class couple opens a sharply higher health-insurance premium notice. Asked what Trump gave them, the man answers, The bill.
September 30, 2026

The Bill.

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One household celebrates a $500 ObamaCare refund. Another household gets something from Washington too: a much larger health-insurance bill.

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