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President Donald Trump reposted an AI-generated trading image on Truth Social on September 6, 2026, while increasing the scale of his claim to “Hundreds of Billions of Dollars” made for the United States. The image reused the same Intel-themed setup that had already circulated in earlier posts, but with a larger boast tied to stock gains.

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Trump Recycled the Same Fake AI Trading Image, With Bigger Numbers

President Donald Trump reposted an AI-generated trading image on Truth Social on September 6, 2026, while increasing the scale of his claim to “Hundreds of Billions of Dollars” made for the United States. The image reused the same Intel-themed setup that had already circulated in earlier posts, but with a larger boast tied to stock gains.

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Armed Man Arrested After Allegedly Charging at Ohio Governor Candidate at a State Fair

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An NPR and Boston University investigation found heat kills thousands of Americans each year, with residents of older manufactured homes facing some of the highest risk. In Tucson, one 76-year-old woman died after the cooling systems in her trailer failed during a prolonged July heat wave.

Trump Recycled the Same Fake AI Trading Image, With Bigger Numbers

President Donald Trump reposted an AI-generated trading image on Truth Social on September 6, 2026, while increasing the scale of his claim to “Hundreds of Billions of Dollars” made for the United States. The image reused the same Intel-themed setup that had already circulated in earlier posts, but with a larger boast tied to stock gains.

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Trump Recycled the Same Fake AI Trading Image, With Bigger Numbers

President Donald Trump reposted an AI-generated trading image on Truth Social on September 6, 2026, while increasing the scale of his claim to “Hundreds of Billions of Dollars” made for the United States. The image reused the same Intel-themed setup that had already circulated in earlier posts, but with a larger boast tied to stock gains.

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Hawaii officials closed schools and government offices on Kauai and warned of flooding, mudslides and power outages as Hurricane Lowell neared the islands. The storm is the latest in a stretch of repeated tropical threats that has kept the state in storm-preparation mode for weeks.