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- 1Trump Claims US Employment at Historic Highโ@POTUS : More people working in the United States right now than at any point in the History of our Country!
President Donald Trump, via the official @POTUS account, claimed that more people are working in the United States right now than at any point in the country's history. The statement, posted on the presidential account, is drawing attention as supporters echo the jobs milestone while critics question how the figures account for population growth and economic conditions.
- 2Elizabeth Holmes draws comparisons to Trump onlineโBirds of a feather. Scumbags naturally gravitate towards one another. They both represent the worst humanity has to offe
Disgraced Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes is back in the news via a Yahoo News article, and a widely shared comment draws a direct parallel between her and Donald Trump, calling the two 'scumbags' who 'gravitate towards one another' and 'the worst humanity has to offer'. The post pairs hashtags like #corrupt, #felon and #grifters with #POTUS, framing both figures as cheats.
- 3Trump signs executive order on government services portalโWATCH: @POTUS signs an Executive Order directing USDA and other agencies to use https:// America.gov to streamline the p
The President signed an executive order directing the USDA and other federal agencies to use America.gov to streamline how Americans access government services. The signing was shared online, drawing attention to the administration's push to centralize and simplify access to federal programs through a single government website.
- 4Critics mock tech leaders' AI lunch with TrumpโI find this hilarious. The tech bros are obviously playing POTUS for the chump he is. # AI https://www. cnbc.com/2026/09
A CNBC report on a White House lunch between President Trump and leading tech executives is drawing ridicule from critics, who accuse Silicon Valley leaders of flattering the president to win favourable treatment on artificial intelligence policy. Commenters say the industry is 'playing' Trump for a fool, sparking debate over the cosy relationship between the administration and AI companies.