50 posts from Monday, August 24, 2026

(Applause.) We're here today to celebrate the historic progress our administration is making together with law enforcement partners nationwide to restore law and order in America. And we're especially grateful to be joined by the incredible men and women of Nassau County Police Department, and a lot of other law enforcement. (Applause.) Nassau County has been rated the number-one safest county in the United States of America. (Applause.) Today, I'm thrilled to announce that the FBI has just released a new uniform crime report showing that in 2025, we achieved the single largest reduction in violent crime in American history. (Applause.) Together, we're showing what is possible when you finally have a president in the White House who supports our police, who lets you do your jobs and who always backs the blue. We back the blue.

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I'm honored to be the first sitting president to visit one of the most storied places in the history of American auto making and it's a world famous General Motors proving ground thank you to the auto workers the technicians of mechanics and welders the engineers of General Motors today I'm proud to say that the auto industry is back and America is back and it's pulling Detroit and Michigan along with us you saved our domestic auto industry thank you with your help and patriots all across this magnificent land we will make America powerful again we will make America strong again and we will make America great again thank you Michigan thank you very much God bless you all thank you very much

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It's an honor and I'm delighted to be here at the Department of State to announce some of the largest ever investments in American mining. Critical minerals are the raw materials of American strength. They power everything from advanced weaponry to automobiles and we want these essential products to be mined, refined and made right here in the USA. At the core this is our industrial strength but also our national sovereignty. That we never depend on other countries for things we need to prosper and to defend ourselves as a people. We're going to mine here, we're going to process here, we're going to refine here, we're going to manufacture here. Mr. President, you have brought mining back to America single handed with you and your administration and I just wanted to thank you for your enduring support. You've proven that we control baby girl. This group is here to prove that we can mine baby mine and we're going to put American mining back on the map. Together we're reawakening the spirit of the gold rush, the prospectors and the great pioneers of this country. People who built the United States of America and very simply we're making mining great again and the United States is doing better than it's ever done, maybe ever done.

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A graphic combining a headline, a photo, and a data chart. At top, white serif text on black reads "Violent Crime Keeps Falling in Biggest U.S. Cities." Below is a photo of Donald Trump in a dark suit and red tie, smiling and pointing off to the side, standing at a podium/event inside an industrial-looking facility with a crowd of onlookers behind blue barriers; a blue banner reading "AMERI..." and partial text "...RAL MOTO... NG GROUN... ORD, MICHIG..." (referencing a General Motors plant in Michigan) is visible in the background. Overlaid at the bottom is a white chart panel titled "Areas with the largest drops in homicides from H1 2025 to 2026," with a subtitle "Among 66 major U.S. law enforcement agencies reporting; Jan. 1 to June 30 each year." It shows a horizontal bar chart of percentage decreases in homicides by location: Newark, N.J. (-64.7%), Raleigh, N.C. (-63.6%), Baltimore County, M.D. (-60.0%), Arlington, Texas (-60.0%), Aurora, Colo. (-58.8%), Suffolk County, N.Y. (-58.8%), Boston (-52.4%), Miami (-50.0%), Washington, D.C. (-43.9%), and Memphis (-43.7%). A credit line reads "Data: Major Cities Chiefs Association (MCCA); Chart: Russell Contreras/Axios." At the very bottom is The White House logo and text "The WHITE HOUSE," indicating this is an official White House-produced graphic.

Text in image: Violent Crime Keeps Falling in Biggest U.S. Cities AMERI... (partial, cut off "AMERICA" on blue banner) ...RAL MOTO... ...NG GROUN... ORD, MICHIG... (partial background banner text, likely "General Motors" plant location in Michigan) Areas with the largest drops in homicides from H1 2025 to 2026 Among 66 major U.S. law enforcement agencies reporting; Jan. 1 to June 30 each year. -64.7% Newark, N.J. -63.6 Raleigh, N.C. -60.0 Baltimore County, M.D. -60.0 Arlington, Texas -58.8 Aurora, Colo. -58.8 Suffolk County, N.Y. -52.4 Boston -50.0 Miami -43.9 Washington, D.C. -43.7 Memphis Data: Major Cities Chiefs Association (MCCA); Chart: Russell Contreras/Axios The WHITE HOUSE

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This is a graphic on a black background featuring a Washington Post-style headline at top, with a photo of Donald Trump on the right side wearing a navy suit, white shirt, red tie, and a white "USA" baseball cap, raising his right fist in the air while looking upward. On the left side is a downward-pointing green neon-style arrow/line graph, and at the bottom left are two amber prescription pill bottles with white/gray caps containing capsules. The composition pairs the falling-drug-prices headline with a triumphant image of Trump.

Text in image: The Washington Post Prescription Drug Prices Record Sharpest Drop in More Than 60 Years

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A screenshot of a social media post (appears to be a Truth Social repost/quote) from an account named "Nicole Parker USA" (@nicoleparkerusa), whose profile picture shows a blonde woman in a teal top. The post includes a caption and an attached photo of a green highway exit sign photographed against a blue sky, with an airplane icon on the sign, and utility poles/streetlights and trees below. The post is timestamped 12:42 PM · Aug 24, 2026, with 228 Views listed.

Text in image: Nicole Parker USA @nicoleparkerusa Look what I just passed by 🇺🇸 EXIT 69 Belvedere Road President Donald J Trump Int'l Airport EXIT ONLY 12:42 PM · Aug 24, 2026 · 228 Views

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A news photograph showing Donald Trump (in a dark suit with red tie and white shirt) walking side by side with Kim Jong Un (wearing a dark buttoned Mao-style suit) across a paved courtyard area, apparently at or near the Korean Demilitarized Zone (DMZ). Behind them is a set of wide stone/concrete steps leading up to a light blue-and-white building. Several men in dark suits (security personnel/officials) stand nearby watching, and a cameraman with a large shoulder-mounted video camera is filming the scene from the right side. Bushes/hedges and stone balustrades line the steps in the background.

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A news photograph of two men standing side by side outdoors on a paved surface, apparently at the Korean Demilitarized Zone (DMZ), given the light blue guard structures with peaked roofs and radio antenna towers in the background. On the left is a man resembling Donald Trump, wearing a dark navy suit, white shirt, red tie, and an American flag lapel pin, with light blond/orange hair. On the right is a man resembling Kim Jong Un, wearing a dark gray/black high-collared buttoned jacket (Mao-style suit) typical of North Korean leadership attire, with black hair. Both men are looking off to the side rather than at the camera. There is no visible caption or overlay text on the image itself.

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A news photograph of two men walking side by side along a curved paved garden path outside a white colonial-style building with an arched colonnade and palm/tropical trees. The man on the left is wearing a dark navy suit, white shirt, red tie, and black shoes, with light-colored hair; he resembles Donald Trump. The man on the right is wearing a black buttoned Mao-style jacket and black trousers, with dark hair; he resembles Kim Jong Un. Both are mid-stride and smiling slightly, flanked by lush green tropical foliage and gravel landscaping. This appears to be a well-known photo from the 2018 Trump–Kim Singapore summit setting (Capella Hotel grounds).

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Screenshot of a social media post (X/Twitter) from a verified account with Arabic name "أسعد حسن الشيباني" (@AsaadHShaibani), showing a machine-translated caption from Arabic, dated Jul 8 [year cut off/partially visible], with 2.8M views. Below the text is a photo of two men seated inside a private jet cabin, holding open a signed document/certificate between them. Both men have short dark hair; the man on the left is clean-shaven or lightly stubbled, the man on the right has a full dark beard. A screen on the cabin wall behind them shows a flight-tracker map with a plane icon and Arabic text. White flowers are visible in the bottom right corner of the photo.

Text in image: أسعد حسن الشيباني ✓ @AsaadHShaibani ⟳ Translated from Arabic Show original ⚙ Under the directives of His Excellency President Ahmed Al-Sharaa, we have closed a dark chapter in Syria's history by lifting the classification imposed on it due to the policies of the defunct regime of 1979. All thanks and appreciation to the United States under the leadership of President Trump for this decision, and to my friend Secretary of State Marco Rubio, and to the dear Ambassador Tom Barrack, and to everyone who stood by Syria's side. Rate this translation: 👍 👎 4:29 PM · Jul 8, 2026 · 2.8M Views

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A screenshot of a social media post (X/Twitter format) from a verified account "Mark R. Levin" (@marklevinshow), showing a cartoon avatar of a bald man. Below the post text is an embedded link-preview card from aol.com featuring a photo of a man with gray hair and beard (Mark Levin) speaking, with a headline about him criticizing Trump. The post is timestamped 9:08 AM · Jul 9, 2026, with 65.1K views.

Text in image: Mark R. Levin @marklevinshow FAKE NEWS NO, I am not and have not turned on President Trump. I remain a strong supporter and that will not change. The media narrative is utterly false. But they love to stir the pot and create controversy. There is no controversy. I have my own opinions about certain matters, including my opposition to the sale of F-35s to Turkey and my belief the Iranian regime must be eliminated. These would be my views no matter who the President is. And they're views I have held for years. To be clear: I am a proud Trump supporter, and his decisions are always aimed at what's best for our country. Unlike the Democrats, he loves America and the American people. aol.com Fox News host turns on Donald Trump as he condemns pr... Mark Levin has criticized Donald Trump's comments about considering lifting sanctions on Turkey, calling it a 'big ... 9:08 AM · Jul 9, 2026 · 65.1K Views

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