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Trump shares QAnon posts, calls for lawmakers' arrests
Donald Trump shared more than a dozen posts on his social media network that call for the trial or jailing of lawmakers and others, along with images that reference the QAnon conspiracy theory.
Trump's $100 Bill Redesign: What's Real and What's an AI Stunt
On May 12, 2026, Donald Trump shared AI-generated images of himself on a redesigned $100 bill — complete with the phrase ‘God bless Donald Trump’ and a label reading ‘Federal Victory Note.’ The images went viral. But the actual Trump $100 bill story — the one that makes history — had already been announced by the U.S. Treasury two months earlier, and it has nothing to do with these mock-ups. What Trump Actually Posted — and What It Isn’t The images Trump shared on Truth Social on May 12 are AI-generated, not official government designs. They show his portrait prominently on the bill, a ‘Federal Victory Note’ label replacing the standard ‘Federal Reserve Note,’ and the phrase ‘God bless Donald Trump’ printed across the front. These mock-ups are a personal branding exercise, not a Treasury proposal. The Federal Reserve and the Bureau of Engraving and Printing design U.S. currency. No president has the unilateral authority to put his own face on a bill, and no official process has been initiated to do so. What Trump posted is closer to fan art than policy — just fan art made by, or for, the president himself. The Real Change: Trump’s Signature on $100 Bills Starting June 2026 Here’s what is actually happening. On March 26, 2026, the U.S. Treasury announced that new $100 bills would begin circulating in June 2026 as part of the country’s 250th anniversary celebrations — the Semiquincentennial of American independence. The redesigned bills will carry two signatures: Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent’s and Donald Trump’s, as the sitting president. That second signature is the historic part. Trump becomes the first sitting president in U.S. history to have his name printed on federal banknotes. Traditionally, bills carry the signatures of the Treasury Secretary and the Treasurer of the United States — not the president. The change is real, it’s official, and it’s already been through the formal announcement process. The AI portrait fantasy and the actual government decision are two completely separate things, and conflating them is exactly what makes this story confusing. Why This Matters Beyond the Meme The AI mock-up is designed to function as content. And it largely worked: most of the online conversation treated the image as if it were a proposal or a preview of something coming. It isn’t. But the actual Treasury decision is worth taking seriously on its own terms. Putting a sitting president’s name on the country’s most circulated bill — specifically timed ...
President Donald Trump puts his face on $100 bill in Tuesday morning ...
Having his signature appear on new United States currency apparently isn't enough for Donald Trump, according to the president's latest trolling post on social media. On Tuesday morning, an ...
President Trump's Approval Rating: Latest Polls - The New York Times
Track the latest approval rating and polls on Americans' approval of President Trump.
