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A graphic with a dark navy border and a white panel showing a statistics infographic. The title bar reads "Endorsement Record in Republican Primaries", with a red sub-banner reading "2026 Record". A large green donut chart with a small red wedge at the top shows 98.37%, captioned "241 of 245 candidates won". Below are two smaller donut charts. The left one shows 98% for U.S. House (216 / 220), with a small red wedge. The right one, on a light green highlighted square, shows 100% for U.S. Senate (25 / 25), all green. The image asserts a very high win rate for endorsed candidates in 2026 Republican primaries. It does not say who made the endorsements.

Text in image: Endorsement Record in Republican Primaries 2026 Record 98.37% 241 of 245 candidates won 98% 100% U.S. House 216 / 220 U.S. Senate 25 / 25

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(thunder rumbling) - Sometimes in history, there's this magic moment. Somebody appears on the scene and everything changes. - I am with you. We've never seen anything like this. I will fight for you. - Liz was a man who's met his destiny. And I will win for you. - He said he was saved by God in order to make America great again. - His victory was the greatest comeback of all time. - They're watching history, so buckle up. - I don't think the American people have ever seen this before. A government that has moved this quickly and a president that has done so much when it comes to the border and energy and major investments from other countries. It's like Warp Speed. - 47's on a hot street, bringing head snapping change to Washington, overwhelming the system with a volcanic eruption of action. Trump has a mandate from the people and he's using it and they're just getting started. - President Trump said on the campaign trail, "Success will be my retribution." - Despite the best efforts of those who would try to censor us, silence us, break us, destroy us, Americans are today a proud, free, sovereign, and independent nation that will always be free. - We're gonna have one shot at this and no other president's gonna do what I'm doing. - America's back, common sense is back. He is keeping his promise to you, the American people. When inflation is down, growth is up, the numbers don't lock, the economy is soaring. - Lowest gas prices in for you. - And record terror, president. - The USA is on a roll, culminating in the signing of the one big, beautiful bill on July 4th. - The Trump economic golden age is full steam ahead. - America is back. - Thanks to the courage of President Trump, thanks to the leadership of his amazing cabinet, and thanks of course to our brave men and women in the United States military. - This is a message to the rest of the world. The days of ripping off America and Americans are officially over. - Between the attacks on Iran's nukes site and the Maduro operation, the US military recruitment at an all-time high. - This president will go down in history as a peacemaking president. - Peace through strength, America's in charge. - And he's just got one filter, and that is America first. - Whatever they're doing, it's working zero. Illegal crossing, drug cartels frustrated, less crime. - We have the most secure border in the history of this nation. If you think we're doing good now, you're just right through this coming year. - The president isn't taking his foot off the gas in 2026. - It's a new year. The stock markets are already making new record highs. The Trump archive are a series of near-impossible feats. - As for the next year, the American people have so much to look forward to. - The president will continue to build off of his historic accomplishments. - 2025 was setting the table that the banquet's gonna be in 2026. - This is the Golden Age coming. - He says, "Make America great again "because every American is invited." - My fellow Americans, get ready for an incredible future because the Golden Age of America has only just begun. ♪ America, America ♪ ♪ God shed his grace ♪ ♪ On thee and crown thy good ♪ ♪ With brotherhood ♪ ♪ From sea to shining sea ♪

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>> President Trump marking six months in the White House. >> It is my honor to introduce to you the 45th and the 47th president of the United States of America, Donald J. Trump. >> Donald Trump immediately getting to work with a remarkable show of the use of executive power. >> This is, we've never seen anything like this. >> There's 20,000 people cheering for every executive order sign. >> President Trump comes in and immediately begins taking action to fix each and every one of these fires that the Democrats started. >> He's delivering on the agenda. This ultimately is promises made, promises kept by the president. >> This is a message to the rest of the world. The days of ripping off America and Americans are officially over. >> The Trump archives are a series of near impossible feats. >> We are the safest, most secure border in the history of this nation. >> Border crossings have dropped so much that federal agents now outnumber illegal crossroads. >> He had a mandate and he's delivering on it. >> The American economy is better for it. >> Now Dak and Hassell, he's both hitting all time highs. >> President Trump is racking up one win after another. >> Retail sales are up and record terror, president. >> The USA is on a roll, culminating in the signing of the one big beautiful bill on July 4th. >> A bill for and by the people. >> Thanks to this bill, Trump, who resigned tomorrow, still points to an enduring legacy. >> And he's full steam ahead for America. >> This movement that President Trump has started is only getting bigger. It has more energy, more enthusiasm. >> What he's going to do is show up and work hard and deliver every day for the American people. Buckle up. You're watching history.

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A screenshot of a page (page 10) from a document listing numbered accomplishments, formatted as a bulleted list with bold headers and orange/tan hyperlinked action words. It covers items 104–110 under a general list, then a section header "SUPPORTING ISRAEL" followed by items 111–117 detailing foreign policy and religious freedom actions attributed to the Trump Administration, including State Department religious freedom actions, sanctions, Middle East peace deal claims, Netanyahu's Nobel Peace Prize nomination of Trump, and DOJ actions related to the October 7 attack.

Text in image: 104. The State Department reaffirmed the United States' commitment to championing international religious freedom on the anniversary of the International Religious Freedom Act. 105. President Trump designated Nigeria as a Country of Particular Concern in response to the recent killing of thousands of Christians in the country. 106. The Department of State restricted visas for individuals who have directed, authorized, significantly supported, participated in, or carried out violations of religious freedom. 107. The Trump Administration provided life-saving humanitarian assistance to Druze, Christian, and Bedouin communities in Southern Syria. 108. The Department of Homeland Security issued an interim final rule removing longstanding restrictions on religious worker visas (R-1) to promote stability and minimize disruptions to the vital services that R-1 religious workers provide to U.S. houses of worship. 109. President Trump issued a proclamation in honor of Captive Nations Week upholding the "simple truth that our rights do not come from Government, but from God in Heaven." 110. President Trump brokered multiple peace deals throughout the world, ushering in a new era of partnership and peace in key areas of the globe. SUPPORTING ISRAEL 111. President Trump has stood steadfast with the State of Israel throughout its war with Hamas, ensuring peace through strength not only in the Middle East, but throughout the world. 112. President Trump negotiated an end to the conflict in Gaza, the release of all Israeli hostages, and a robust foundation for sustainable peace in the Middle East. 113. President Trump welcomed Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to the White House as the first world leader to be invited to the White House during the President's second term. 114. For President Trump's efforts toward peace in the Middle East, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu nominated President Trump for the Nobel Peace Prize and said "Donald Trump is the greatest friend that the state of Israel has ever had in the White House." 115. President Trump appointed Governor Mike Huckabee, a staunch ally of Israel, as Ambassador to Israel. 116. The Department of Justice launched Joint Task Force October 7 to seek justice for victims of the October 7, 2023 terrorist attack in Israel. 117. President Trump imposed sanctions on the International Criminal Court for issuing baseless arrest warrants for key Israeli leaders, including Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. 10

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A screenshot of a document page (page 11) listing numbered accomplishments/actions attributed to "President Trump," formatted as a bulleted list with certain action verbs (e.g., "withdrew," "appointed," "took," "directed," "instituted," "fired," "opened," "launched") underlined and colored in orange/gold as hyperlinks, suggesting each links to a source citation. The page is divided into sections with bold all-caps headers: "PROMOTING AMERICAN VALUES" and "AFFIRMING FAITH IN AMERICA." Items are numbered 118 through 129. The page number "11" appears at the bottom right in italics.

Text in image: 118. President Trump withdrew from the United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC) due to its protection of human rights abusers and from the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East (UNRWA) due to its employees' involvement in the October 7, 2023, Hamas attack on Israel, while announcing the U.S. would withdraw from United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) for continually demonstrating anti-Israel sentiment. 119. President Trump appointed leaders to the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Council to ensure Americans "never forget" those lost in one of the "darkest moments" in history. 120. President Trump took decisive action through Operation Midnight Hammer to ensure Iran will never attain a nuclear weapon. PROMOTING AMERICAN VALUES 121. President Trump is planning a grand celebration honoring the history of our great nation on the occasion of the 250th anniversary of American independence. 122. President Trump directed Vice President Vance to restore truth and sanity to American history, particularly in the Smithsonian Institution. 123. President Trump directed agencies to ensure all foreign aid programs and all funding provided to nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) aligns with American interests. 124. The Department of Education launched an America 250 Civics Education Coalition dedicated to renewing patriotism, strengthening civic knowledge, and advancing a shared understanding of America's founding principles in schools across the nation. 125. The State Department instituted the "One Flag Policy," permitting only the American flag to be flown at U.S. embassies. 126. The Department of Veterans Affairs instituted a new policy permitting only American flags, U.S. State flags, and other military or government flags to be flown at VA facilities. 127. President Trump fired many board members of the Kennedy Center, a DC arts venue, over the previous board's perpetuation of radical ideology at taxpayers' expense. AFFIRMING FAITH IN AMERICA 128. President Trump opened his first cabinet meeting in prayer. 129. President Trump launched the America Prays initiative, a call for Americans to unite in prayer for the nation's strength, peace, and prosperity as the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence approaches. 11

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A screenshot of a page (numbered page 12) from what appears to be a document listing accomplishments, formatted as a numbered list (items 130–146) grouped under bold section headers. The section shown includes items about President Trump's religious-related actions and proclamations, under a subheading "HONORING RELIGIOUS DAYS OF REMEMBRANCE". Certain words within each bullet (e.g., "honored," "proclamation," "championed," "called," "committed," "event," "message") are underlined and rendered in an orange/gold color, suggesting they are hyperlinks to source documents.

Text in image: 130. President Trump and many Cabinet members honored the life, legacy, and faith of Charlie Kirk at Kirk's memorial service. 131. President Trump issued a proclamation declaring 2026 a year of celebration and rededication. 132. President Trump issued a proclamation honoring Religious Freedom Day. 133. President Trump championed "bringing back religion in our country," noting that "for America to be a great nation, we must always be one nation under God…" 134. President Trump called religious liberty part of "the bedrock of American life" and committed to "protect [that] fundamental freedom with absolute devotion." 135. President Trump committed to fighting to "defend America's longstanding legacy of prayer, faith, and trust in God." HONORING RELIGIOUS DAYS OF REMEMBRANCE 136. President Trump honored the National Day of Prayer by hosting a Rose Garden event with religious leaders of many faiths. 137. President Trump and the First Lady issued messages honoring Ash Wednesday and the start of Holy Week and hosted an Easter Dinner at the White House. 138. President Trump issued a message celebrating Pentecost. 139. President Trump issued a message celebrating Passover. 140. President Trump issued a message celebrating Christmas. 141. President Trump issued a proclamation honoring the memory of His Holiness Pope Francis. 142. President Trump issued a message celebrating the Feast of the Immaculate Conception. 143. President Trump issued a message celebrating Global Coptic Day. 144. President Trump issued a proclamation honoring Jewish American Heritage Month. 145. President Trump issued a message celebrating Yom Kippur and a message celebrating Rosh Hashanah. 146. President Trump issued a proclamation honoring Days of Remembrance of Victims of the Holocaust. 12

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A screenshot of a page from a document or report (page 13, per the footer page number), listing numbered items (147-150) describing presidential actions and proclamations. The text is in a serif/sans-serif bold black font with certain words (proclamation, message, hosted) hyperlinked in a tan/gold underlined color. The rest of the page below the four list items is blank white space.

Text in image: 147. President Trump issued a proclamation honoring the National Day of Remembrance of the 80th Anniversary of the Liberation of Auschwitz. 148. The President issued a presidential message sending his warmest greetings for Ramadan. 149. President Trump hosted an Iftar dinner at the White House. 150. President Trump issued a message celebrating Diwali. 13

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A political meme image. At the top, bold black text on a white background reads "The Best Press Secretary." Below is a stylized (painting-filter) photo of Donald Trump speaking at a lectern bearing the Presidential Seal, in the White House press briefing room. He is wearing a dark blue suit, white shirt, and blue tie with a small American flag pin. Behind him is the White House Press Briefing Room backdrop with "THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON" text and the presidential seal, flanked by an American flag on his right and a flag with the presidential/great seal eagle emblem on his left. Camera equipment and the tops of photographers' heads/hands are visible in the foreground.

Text in image: The Best Press Secretary

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A promotional poster-style graphic showing a man resembling Donald Trump on a golf course, wearing a red "Make America Great Again" cap, a black quarter-zip pullover with a small logo on the chest, a white golf glove, and dark pants. He is holding a golf club in one hand and raising the other in a wave/greeting gesture. The background is a blurred green golf course. Large gold and white text is overlaid above and below the photo.

Text in image: 40 CLUB CHAMPIONSHIPS MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN PRESIDENT DONALD J. TRUMP

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Screenshot of a tweet/X post by "Jamie Kennedy" (@jamierkennedy, verified account, profile photo of a smiling man in a yellow top). The post text asks about the 9th tee shot at Turnberry golf course. Below the text is an aerial/drone photograph of a rugged Scottish coastline golf course (Turnberry) at what appears to be dawn or dusk, showing a rocky shoreline, a white lighthouse building, green golf fairways and greens built along cliffs and rock formations, and calm blue sea. The post is timestamped 6:08 AM · Aug 5, 2026, with 54.7K views shown.

Text in image: Jamie Kennedy @jamierkennedy Is there a more heroic shot in Scottish golf than the 9th tee shot at Turnberry? 6:08 AM · Aug 5, 2026 · 54.7K Views

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Screenshot of an article page from AMAC (Association of Mature American Citizens), bylined "by Shane Harris," titled "Trump Makes America a Nation of Builders Again." Below the headline is a photo of Donald Trump standing at a podium bearing the presidential seal, outdoors with a stone building and trees in the background. He is smiling with his eyes closed/squinting, wearing a navy suit, white shirt, and red tie with a small pin on his lapel; a microphone extends toward him from the podium. Below the photo is body text (visible article text transcribed in ocrText) praising Trump for making America "a nation of builders again" and comparing this to historic monuments like the pyramids, the Parthenon, the Colosseum, the Eiffel Tower, and Buckingham Palace. Page is numbered "1" at bottom right.

Text in image: Amac Trump Makes America a Nation of Builders Again by Shane Harris Few American leaders have understood the importance of bold and ambitious projects for bolstering a culture and promoting national unity quite like President Donald Trump. During his second term, America is becoming a nation of builders again – and that may ultimately be one of his greatest legacies. Throughout history, the greatest civilizations have left their mark not merely through words or ideas, but through what they built. The pyramids of Egypt, the Parthenon in Greece, the Colosseum in Rome, the Eiffel Tower in Paris, Buckingham Palace in London – these are not just structures. They are declarations. Strong, confident societies build great things. They leave behind monuments that signal permanence, strength, and vision. 1

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A screenshot of page 2 of a printed or typed document/essay in a serif font, praising Trump's "builder" mindset. It discusses historic American infrastructure achievements (Panama Canal, Manhattan skyline, Hoover Dam, Manhattan Project, Apollo program, transcontinental railroad) as unifying national projects, then transitions to praising Trump as a builder-minded president, citing his real estate career, his executive order on federal architecture ("making federal architecture beautiful again"), and his emphasis on American manufacturing. Page number "2" appears at bottom right. No photos or graphics, just text on a white page.

Text in image: The same has been true of the United States as well. America's rise as a global power in the early 20th century coincided with extraordinary feats of engineering and ambition. The Panama Canal reshaped global trade and stands as one of the most impressive infrastructure projects in human history. At the same time, the skyline of Manhattan began its ascent, with steel and glass towers rising as monuments to American industry and ingenuity. Soon after came the Hoover Dam, a project so massive and audacious that it symbolized mankind's ability to tame nature itself. Even in science and technology, America's greatest moments have been rooted in this same builder's ethos. The Manhattan Project cemented America's status as a global superpower and ushered in the nuclear age. The Apollo program achieved what once seemed impossible in putting a man on the Moon, and in doing so rallied the country behind a world-changing endeavor. That is the deeper significance of building. It is not just about economic output or physical infrastructure. Great projects unify a people. They give a nation a shared mission and a sense of purpose. The transcontinental railroad did more than connect coasts; it forged a continent into a single, cohesive nation and rekindled the pioneering spirit that first drove people across an ocean to seek a better life. President Trump instinctively understands this in a way few modern political leaders do. Before entering politics, he was, at his core, a builder. His career in real estate was defined by large-scale projects that reshaped skylines and created lasting physical legacies. That mindset has carried over into his presidency. During his first term, Trump signed an executive order aimed at "making federal architecture beautiful again," a directive he has revived in his second term. The order states that "applicable Federal public buildings should uplift and beautify public spaces, inspire the human spirit, ennoble the United States, and command respect from the general public." That is not a superficial concern. It reflects a deeper understanding that the physical environment a nation creates for itself shapes how its citizens think and feel about their country. Beautiful, enduring architecture fosters pride, signals seriousness, and tells both citizens and the world that America believes in itself. This philosophy also underpins Trump's long-standing emphasis on revitalizing American manufacturing. For decades, policymakers allowed the country's industrial base to erode, shipping production overseas in the 2

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This is a screenshot/photo of page 3 of a printed or typed document — a black-and-white text page (no images, logos, or photos) presenting an opinion essay defending Trump's building projects. It argues that America's manufacturing decline was a cultural crisis, praises Trump's second-term plans for a White House ballroom and an "Independence Arch" near the Lincoln Memorial (both privately funded), criticizes Democrats and media for calling these projects self-indulgent, and contrasts them with California's high-speed rail project, which it says has spent about $15 billion with zero miles of track built. Page number "3" appears in the bottom right corner.

Text in image: name of efficiency while hollowing out communities at home. Trump recognized that America is strongest when it makes things – when it builds, produces, and innovates within its own borders. In this sense, the decline of manufacturing was a cultural crisis as much as an economic liability. The corresponding rise in poverty, crime, and addiction in formerly prosperous manufacturing towns reflected an erosion of the American spirit as much as an erosion of economic opportunity. Now, in his second term, Trump is prioritizing visible projects that reflect a renewed national ambition. Plans are underway for a grand ballroom just east of the White House, designed in a neoclassical style that complements the existing architecture of the executive complex and the nearby Treasury Department. It is intended not as a personal indulgence, but as a functional and aesthetic enhancement to one of the most symbolically important spaces in the country. Even more ambitious is the proposed "Independence Arch" near the Lincoln Memorial, a monumental structure planned to commemorate America's 250th anniversary. Groundbreaking is expected later this year. Like the great monuments of past civilizations, the arch is meant to endure – to stand as a visible reminder of the nation's founding ideals and its continued vitality. Predictably, these projects have drawn criticism from elected Democrats and media commentators, who deride them as unnecessary or self-indulgent. But that reaction reveals more about the critics than it does about the projects themselves. First, both initiatives are expected to rely on private funding, a fact that undercuts many of the loudest objections. More fundamentally, however, the criticism reflects a broader lack of imagination. For decades, the political left has grown increasingly comfortable with decline – offering excuses for why America cannot build, cannot achieve, and cannot aspire to greatness on the scale it once did. The contrast is stark when looking at real-world results. In California, a high-speed rail project has consumed roughly $15 billion in taxpayer dollars with precisely zero miles of track laid and nothing to show for it but endless waste and corruption. It has become a symbol of bureaucratic inertia and overpromising without delivering. 3

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A screenshot of a page (numbered "4") from a printed article or PDF document, showing plain black text on a white background — the final portion of an opinion piece praising Trump's approach to infrastructure and national ambition, followed by an author bio line for Shane Harris, identified as Editor-in-Chief of AMAC Newsline.

Text in image: Meanwhile, in Florida, the privately led Brightline rail system has successfully delivered a modern, functional high-speed rail service, demonstrating what is possible when ambition is paired with execution. Americans, by nature, are not passive or pessimistic people. The same spirit that carved settlements out of wilderness and connected a vast continent still exists today – in entrepreneurs, engineers, and visionaries across the country. What has often been missing is leadership that channels that energy into projects worthy of it. Trump's approach taps directly into that dormant instinct. It is a rejection of managed decline in favor of visible progress. It is a reminder that national greatness is not sustained by rhetoric alone, but by action – by the willingness to undertake big, difficult, and even risky endeavors. In the end, nations are remembered not just for what they believed, but for what they built. The monuments, infrastructure, and achievements they leave behind become the physical embodiment of their values and aspirations. If America is once again becoming a nation of builders, it is also becoming a nation that believes in its own future – and that may be the most important project of all. Shane Harris is the Editor-in-Chief of AMAC Newsline. You can follow him on X @shaneharris513. 4

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[MUSIC] One of the things that I love is the opportunity to pull off a one-of-one experience. If anybody had the opportunity to do something at the White House, why would you not do it? We always believed in the UFC and we always believed in the sport of MMA, but you can never dream of something like this. I tell everybody that we do business with, there isn't anything we can't do. So to have a fight on the White House lawn, on the 250th birthday of America, no other sport would make sense. The team is always willing to do whatever it takes to pull off impossible feats. >> Hello, ladies and gentlemen, you are about to see something that you have never seen before. >> The impossible stuff is the stuff that gets me up in the morning. You saw the first book, that was just sort of the idea of what we wanted to do. Now, this is the reality. >> Today we've assembled the group that's gonna pull us off. >> Appreciate everybody's support. This is gonna be a massive effort. >> How are you? >> Are you doing this right here, man? >> I am. >> Feels like we have a lot to do. >> The main event, Iliad Dopouria, one of the most sensational champions we've ever seen inside the octagon facing Justin Gage, which I think is the absolute perfect match up, and of course, Alex Ferreira, who has just been a freak of danger. Cyril Gaughan is an elite world class striker. He's a huge guy. He's got incredible movement and skill. >> This really is the most historic sporting event ever. Where it is, when it is, what it represents. Everything about this makes this the most historic sporting event of all time. [MUSIC]

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A news photograph taken indoors in a grand building with checkerboard marble flooring, stone columns, and a chandelier visible in the background — consistent with a palace or historic government venue. Donald Trump sits at a white-clothed table in a navy suit, holding up a single-page signed document toward the camera so his signature ("Donald J. Trump") is visible at the bottom. Seated across the table to his right is a man resembling French President Emmanuel Macron, wearing a black suit and applauding with both hands, with a folded piece of paper in one hand. Standing behind Trump is a man resembling Senator/Secretary Marco Rubio in a navy suit with red/blue striped tie and a small American flag pin, looking down at the document with a neutral expression. Standing further back near a staircase is a bald man in a dark suit and tie, also applauding. On the table in front of the group are additional printed documents and a black pen.

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A photograph of a physical magazine cover — India Today magazine, dated January 19, 2026 — lying on a dark wood surface. The cover shows two men standing back-to-back: an older man with white/gray hair, glasses, and a white beard, wearing an orange/rust sleeveless jacket over a cream shirt (identified in the cover caption as PM Narendra Modi), and a second man with blond/reddish hair wearing a dark suit and white shirt (identified in the caption as US President Donald Trump), both with serious/stern expressions.

Text in image: UAE-AED20 NEWSMAKERS OF THE YEAR 2025 www.indiatoday.in JANUARY 19, 2026 ₹100 INDIA TODAY PM Narendra Modi and US president Donald Trump THE MOVER & THE SHAKER BOLSTERED BY ELECTORAL WINS, MODI PUSHED FULL STEAM AHEAD WITH HIS REFORM EXPRESS IN 2025 EVEN AS HE COUNTERED THE DISRUPTIONS UNLEASHED BY DONALD TRUMP MH

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A campaign-style graphic with a blue-to-red gradient background, featuring headshot photos of Donald Trump (with a stern, unsmiling expression, wearing a dark suit, white shirt, and blue tie) on the left and a smiling woman with dark hair, blue eyes, and red lipstick, wearing a red top and dark blazer, on the right. At the bottom is a "TRUMP VANCE / MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN!" logo framed by stars.

Text in image: CONGRESSWOMAN (SC-03) SHERI BIGGS WINS! ENDORSED BY PRESIDENT TRUMP! TRUMP VANCE MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN! ★★★★★

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This is a meme-style image combining bold caption text over an aerial news photograph. The photo shows the South Lawn of the White House during a large-scale construction/staging project: a tall arched metal truss structure (painted with red, white, and blue panels in a design resembling bunting/flag motifs) is being erected, flanked by large yellow mobile cranes on either side. The White House mansion is visible in the background, surrounded by trees. In the foreground, the lawn has been covered with tan/beige flooring or matting, and numerous construction crew members, additional cranes, and staging/scaffolding equipment (metal trussing, black cases, and support structures) are scattered across the area, indicating a major event stage or structure is being built.

Text in image: June 14th will be AMAZING!

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A political infographic titled "Trump's Endorsements," flanked by two gold "45|47" presidential-seal-style emblems. A table lists three rows — SENATE, HOUSE, and GOVERNOR — each with a "Candidates Endorsed" and "Candidates Won" column, with matching numbers (8/8, 101/101, 8/8) and a green checkmark next to each "won" total. To the right of the table is an official-style portrait photo of Donald Trump in a dark suit and blue tie in front of an American flag, with a serious/stern expression.

Text in image: Trump's Endorsements 45|47 45|47 Candidates Endorsed Candidates Won SENATE 8 8 ✔ HOUSE 101 101 ✔ GOVERNOR 8 8 ✔

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An infographic titled "TRUMP on TIKTOK" promoting statistics about Trump-related TikTok content. It has three sections: a top section with a "400 BILLION" headline and a grid of icons with view-count statistics on policy/pop-culture topics since Jan. 1, 2026; a middle gray "Viral Velocity" section with a phone photo of Trump seated at a desk with an American flag behind him, next to four stopwatch graphics showing growth rates for 2026; and a bottom teal "All-Time Account Performance" section listing account ranking claims alongside three phone-screenshot thumbnails of TikTok videos (one showing a green screen/room, one showing people in USA-branded jackets on a red carpet with a chandelier, one showing Trump and another man in a crowd of people in dark clothing).

Text in image: TRUMP on TIKTOK 400 BILLION all-time views of #TRUMP TikToks Policy and Pop Culture total views since Jan. 1, 2026 60B views across all TikToks on President Trump 13B views across all TikToks on Operation Epic Fury 2B views across all TikToks thanking Trump 1B views across all TikToks on Trump's Peace Deals 668M views across all TikToks on the State of the Union 195M views across all TikToks on Trump's World Cup 48M views across all TikToks on Trump's Tax Cuts 38M views across all TikToks on Trump's Farm Aid Viral Velocity in 2026, Trump's 4 TikTok accounts are clocking a combined: +15M new views per day +47K new followers per day +634K new views per hour +2K new followers per hour President Donald J. Trump May farmers it's your favorite time of the year! All-Time Account Performance #1 MOST FOLLOWED ACCOUNT among world leaders and politicians #1 MOST VIEWED ACCOUNT among world leaders and politicians 8 BILLION TOTAL VIEWS across @realdonaldtrump, @teamtrump, @whitehouse, & @cabinet 4 MILLION VIEWS PER TIKTOK across @realdonaldtrump, @teamtrump, @whitehouse, & @cabinet "I'm not going quit back"

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A political infographic with a green header reading "TRUMP'S MAKING FOOD AFFORDABLE." Below it is a 3x3 grid of grocery items, each shown with a clip-art style illustration, item name, and a green price tag showing a percentage price decrease: Avocados (-19%), Fresh Berries (-13%), Butter (-13%), Oatmeal (-4.8%), Chicken Breast (-2.4%), Eggs (-90%), Cheese (-5.6%), Olive Oil (-16%), Grapes (-3%). A source citation appears at the bottom in small print.

Text in image: TRUMP'S MAKING FOOD AFFORDABLE Avocados -19% Fresh Berries -13% Butter -13% Oatmeal -4.8% Chicken Breast -2.4% Eggs -90% Cheese -5.6% Olive Oil -16% Grapes -3% Source: USDA, Economic Research Service (ERS) using Circana Retail Scanner Data (not seasonally adjusted), Multioutlet + convenience (MULO+). ¹16OZ, ²Dozen, ³64OZ, ⁴128OZ

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A photo/screenshot of a television or video-editing screen displaying a graphic titled "Trump Endorsement Tracker" for the "2026 Primaries." The graphic is a table with columns for Endorsed, Won, and Pct., broken down by race type (U.S. Senate, U.S. House, Governor), showing matching endorsed/won numbers and 100% win rates for each category, highlighted in red. The screen has editing software controls visible on the right side and a stand visible at the bottom, suggesting this is a photo of a display/monitor rather than a direct screen capture.

Text in image: TRUMP ENDORSEMENT TRACKER 2026 PRIMARIES ENDORSED WON PCT. U.S. SENATE 8 8 100% U.S. HOUSE 101 101 100% GOVERNOR 8 8 100%

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A screenshot of a Fox News broadcast showing a large curved video wall displaying a graphic titled "Trump Endorsement Tracker." On the left of the graphic is a photo of Donald Trump with a frowning/serious expression. To the right is a data table showing endorsement statistics for the 2026 primary season, broken down by office type (U.S. Senate, U.S. House, Governor) with columns for "Endorsed" and "Won," where the number won equals the number endorsed in each category. The Fox News Channel logo appears in the bottom left corner of the frame.

Text in image: TRUMP ENDORSEMENT TRACKER 2026 PRIMARY SEASON ENDORSED WON U.S. SENATE 9 9 U.S. HOUSE 101 101 GOVERNOR 8 8 FOX NEWS TRACKING FOX NEWS channel

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A political graphic (campaign-style infographic) with a blue-to-red gradient background. It touts an "election recap" showing 4 wins and 0 losses for candidates endorsed by President Trump, with a white outline of the state of Texas labeled "4-0 TEXAS". To the right is a circular red-bordered photo of Donald Trump, a close-up headshot showing him with a serious/stern expression, wearing a dark suit, white shirt, and blue tie, with a large green checkmark overlapping the bottom of the circle. At the bottom is a "TRUMP VANCE" campaign logo with star graphics and the slogan "MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN!".

Text in image: MAY 26TH ELECTION RECAP: 4 WINS - 0 LOSSES PRESIDENT TRUMP ENDORSEMENTS 100% 4-0 TEXAS TRUMP VANCE MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN! ★★★★★ ★★★★★

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A screenshot of a Daily Signal article headlined "America Sees a Huge Decline in Crime Thanks to Trump and Republicans," bylined Steve Marshall. Below the headline is a photo of Donald Trump at a podium (visible microphone), wearing a dark suit and gold tie, making a fist gesture with a satisfied/smirking expression, standing in an ornate room with chandeliers and columns (appears to be the White House). Below the photo is body text of the article crediting the Trump administration and Republicans for a decline in violent crime, citing FBI data on murder rate decline, fentanyl seizures, and gang/criminal enterprise interceptions.

Text in image: DAILY SIGNAL America Sees a Huge Decline in Crime Thanks to Trump and Republicans STEVE MARSHALL Across America, violent crime is on an impressive decline. The FBI recently shared new data, illustrating a 20% decrease in the nationwide murder rate. Additionally, violent criminals and drugs are being taken off our streets, helping to make communities safer for thousands across the country. Most notably, there has been a 31% increase in the number of kilograms of fentanyl seized, plus a 210% increase in the number of gangs and criminal enterprises intercepted. After years of a raging fentanyl epidemic, ending the lives of half a million Americans, we are finally drawing the line thanks to steadfast policing and straightforward policies. These remarkable changes could not have been achieved without our country's heroic law enforcement and support from the highest levels of government. 1

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A screenshot of page 2 of a printed text document (article or op-ed), plain black serif text on white background, with two underlined hyperlinked phrases ("Council on Criminal Justice" and "three weeks") and a page number "2" at the bottom right. The text argues that crime has declined under Trump's policies, citing law enforcement resourcing, policing strategies, National Guard deployment, and crime statistics.

Text in image: Under President Donald Trump, our agents have the resources and morale to focus on counternarcotics initiatives and "America First" crime-fighting. These crime reductions should not be recognized as a one-off shift, but as evidence of well-functioning institutions. When our law enforcement agencies operate with stable staffing, abundant resources, and competent command structures, they thrive at keeping Americans safe. Strategies such as hot-spot policing, gun-violence interception, and repeat-offender targeting have shown to reduce crime when implemented consistently. Some police forces in U.S. cities were dilapidated after the mainstreaming of anti-cop rhetoric in 2020. However, it's important to note that when cities rebuild their police forces after periods of attrition, they tend to see faster reductions in crime. When they operate at full capacity, law enforcement gets the job done, which means deterring more crime and keeping Americans safe. According to the Council on Criminal Justice, " … Violent crime overall in 2025 was at or below levels in 2019, the year prior to the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic and racial justice protests of 2020." Specifically, homicide, aggravated assault, gun assault, sexual assault, domestic violence, and robberies are all on the decline. These declines are evident in cities across the country, including the nation's capital. In January, the District of Columbia went three weeks without a homicide. Only two murders were reported for the entire month, a significant slowdown after crime had reached a historic high in 2023. Additionally, Trump's deployment of the National Guard has also contributed to the decrease in crime. Two of the top five cities with the steepest homicide declines, Los Angeles and Washington, had guardsmen present in the past year. When law enforcement knows that the guy at the top has their back, they're confident in their ability to perform. Policymakers at the state and federal levels cannot hesitate to support our law enforcement and ensure they feel protected and equipped. 2

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A screenshot of a printed document page (page 3), showing the closing paragraphs and byline of an opinion article. The text argues that law enforcement is a key institution for public safety, credits Republican leadership for making Americans safer, and references "backing the blue" and prioritizing law and order. Below the text is a contributor byline for Steve Marshall, identified as a Republican U.S. Senate candidate and the Attorney General of Alabama.

Text in image: America's law enforcement is one of the few public institutions capable of producing measurable changes in public safety, and Americans should be able to depend on it. As lawmakers, it's our job to ensure they have the capacity to remain a strong and impactful force. Americans are safer today thanks to Republican leadership at every level of government. The results speak for themselves: When we "back the blue" and prioritize law and order, communities can thrive again. Steve Marshall | Contributor Steve Marshall, a Republican candidate for U.S. Senate, is the attorney general of the State of Alabama. 3

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A promotional/informational graphic touting a stock market record. It shows a green line chart of the Dow Jones Industrial Average from 1960 to 2026, trending generally upward with a dip around 2008-2009 and a sharp rise toward 2020-2026, ending at a peak marked with a green dot in the upper right. A circular inset photo shows a man with light-colored hair and an orange-toned complexion, wearing a dark suit, white shirt, and red tie, making a stern facial expression, connected to the peak of the chart by a speech-bubble-style line pointing from a green box. The green speech-bubble box displays the number "50,702+". Bold black headline text sits at the top left, and "DOW JONES" labels the chart at bottom left, with decade markers (1960, 1970, 1980, 1990, 2000, 2010, 2020, 2026) along the x-axis.

Text in image: DOW JONES STOCK MARKET ALL TIME HIGH! 50,702+ DOW JONES 1960 1970 1980 1990 2000 2010 2020 2026

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A bar chart titled "Length of Wars," bearing a "45|47" presidential-seal-style logo in both top corners and a gold divider line beneath the title. Blue bars compare the duration in weeks of past U.S. wars/conflicts, from tallest to shortest: Afghanistan War (543 weeks), Iraq War (457 weeks), Vietnam War (439 weeks), US Civil War (209 weeks), World War II (196 weeks), Korean War (161 weeks), and War of 1812 (139 weeks). The final bar, "Iran Excursion" at 6 weeks, is drawn much shorter than the others and its label is in red text with a red underline, visually contrasting it against the blue bars and setting it apart from the rest of the chart to emphasize its brevity.

Text in image: Length of Wars 45|47 45|47 543 Weeks Afghanistan War 457 Weeks Iraq War 439 Weeks Vietnam War 209 Weeks US Civil War 196 Weeks World War II 161 Weeks Korean War 139 Weeks War of 1812 6 Weeks Iran Excursion

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An infographic titled "TRUMP on TIKTOK," dated April 2026, presenting statistics about TikTok content related to Donald Trump. It is divided into sections: a headline stat of 400 billion all-time views on #TRUMP TikToks; a "Policy and Pop Culture" section listing total views since Jan. 1, 2026 across various topic categories (President Trump, Operation Epic Fury, thanking Trump, Trump's Peace Deals, State of the Union, Trump's World Cup, Trump's Tax Cuts, Trump's Farm Aid), each paired with a small icon; a "Viral Velocity" section with four stopwatch icons showing rates of new views/followers per day/hour across Trump's 4 TikTok accounts, alongside a phone screenshot of a video of Trump seated at a desk with flags behind him; and an "All-Time Account Performance" section listing rankings and totals (#1 most followed and most viewed account among world leaders/politicians, 8 billion total views, 4 million views per TikTok) across the accounts @realdonaldtrump, @teamtrump, @whitehouse, and @cabinet, accompanied by three phone screenshots showing TikTok video stills (one of a person near tractor/farm equipment, one of a group of people in USA-branded jackets around a table with a caption "I'm not giving it back", and one of a man with a crowd of people in what appears to be an official/uniformed setting).

Text in image: TRUMP on TIKTOK April 2026 400 BILLION all-time views of #TRUMP TikToks Policy and Pop Culture total views since Jan. 1, 2026 60B views across all TikToks on President Trump 13B views across all TikToks on Operation Epic Fury 2B views across all TikToks thanking Trump 1B views across all TikToks on Trump's Peace Deals 668M views across all TikToks on the State of the Union 195M views across all TikToks on Trump's World Cup 48M views across all TikToks on Trump's Tax Cuts 38M views across all TikToks on Trump's Farm Aid Viral Velocity in 2026, Trump's 4 TikTok accounts are clocking a combined: +15M new views per day +47K new followers per day +634K new views per hour +2K new followers per hour All-Time Account Performance #1 MOST FOLLOWED ACCOUNT among world leaders and politicians #1 MOST VIEWED ACCOUNT among world leaders and politicians 8 BILLION TOTAL VIEWS across @realdonaldtrump, @teamtrump, @whitehouse, & @cabinet 4 MILLION VIEWS PER TIKTOK across @realdonaldtrump, @teamtrump, @whitehouse, & @cabinet "I'm not giving it back" President Donald J. Trump Hey farmers it's your favorite all-time president

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