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24 things Trump actually posted on Truth Social
Snopes has debunked many posts falsely attributed to Trump over the years.
But what about posts from the president on his social media platform, Truth Social, that are real?
Reporter Joey Esposito compiled a list of genuine Trump posts using our archives.
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After Trump's executive order renaming the lake "Lake America," social media users said Indigenous people inhabiting the area originally named it hundreds of years ago.
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The federal judge expressed concern the law hadn't caught up with AI technology in his ruling.
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