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Trump as a firefighter pouring gas on inflation flames

Trump’s Inflation Explosion: How a “Stable Genius” Blew Up the Economy With Tariffs, Tantrums, and Trickle-Down Stupidity

Trump lit the match, doused the Fed in gasoline, and now wants Jerome Powell to “cut rates” while the whole economy burns. Spoiler: It’s not working.

Young child with backpack facing closed Boys & Girls Club doors displaying a Trump "Make America Great Again" sign.

Trump to America’s Kids: Go Read a Tweet—Your After‑School Program Is Cancelled

Trump’s Department of Education just froze $6 billion in after-school funding, leaving 1.4 million low-income kids stranded—because apparently tutoring immigrant kids is now “woke.”

Trump handing Liberia’s president a giant gold “Best English” trophy with confused expression

“Such Good English!”: Trump Accidentally Discovers Liberia Exists, Immediately Insults It

Trump stunned no one when he praised Liberia’s president for “such good English,” apparently unaware the country’s official language has been English since the 1800s. Colonial cringe? Absolutely.

A parody check from The Trump Foundation made out to Donald J. Trump for “Services Rendered,” with a gold curtain backdrop and a gift-wrapped self-portrait nearby.

Believe Me! — The Lies That Built the Brand - Part 3

Trump talked a big game about charity. But when the checks cleared, they led to portraits of himself, lawsuits, and a court-ordered shutdown. In Part 3 of Believe Me!, we follow the (donor) money.

A gold-plated house of cards in blueprint style, labeled with phrases like “Net Worth = Feelings” and “I’m really rich,” satirizing the instability of Trump’s claimed business empire.

Believe Me! — The Lies That Built the Brand - Part 2

Trump built his brand on gold, bravado, and bullshit. In Part 2 of our Believe Me! series, we expose the “Trump Tower of Debt”—a house of cards dressed up as a financial empire.

A tower of red MAGA hats stacked like Jenga blocks, each labeled with a Trump lie like “Mexico will pay” and “Biggest crowd,” symbolizing instability built on falsehoods.

“Believe Me!” — The Lies That Built the Brand - Part 1

Donald Trump didn’t just lie—he industrialized it. In Part 1 of our satirical deep dive, we explore how Trump turned disinformation into a political brand

A man with a tense expression grips a chain-link fence topped with razor wire at a detention camp, with a tent in the background under a cloudy sky.

This Is How It Starts: America’s War on Immigrants Is a National Shame

Immigrants built this country—but MAGA leaders are vilifying them, again. From Irish hate to Everglades detention camps, history is repeating itself.