‘BREAKING: Donald Trump has died’ posts are a hoax—doctored screenshots and fake memorials. Outlets and the White House gave no confirmation; fact‑checkers debunked it. According to Al Jazeera. What do you think? Comment. #news
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Viral posts claiming “BREAKING: Donald Trump has died” spread across social platforms, driven by a doctored news screenshot and memorial pages. Major outlets and the White House did not confirm any death, and fact‑checkers quickly labelled the reports a hoax. (snopes.com) The rumor echoed earlier false death scares about Trump. (aljazeera.com) Reuters and other outlets showed the president active on February 22, 2026, announcing policy moves. (gmanetwork.com) In short, the widely shared “Trump has died” item is unverified misinformation — treat it skeptically and avoid sharing unverified posts publicly.
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