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Washington PostTuesday, 14 April 2026
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President's post appears to depict him as Jesus
Trump draws criticism, accusations of blasphemy, before image is deleted
The paper focuses on the political friction caused by the President's social media activity, using central placement to highlight perceived missteps and the rare public pushback from his conservative religious base.
President Trump shared an AI-generated image on social media resembling himself as Jesus Christ, which drew immediate backlash from conservative Christian leaders before being deleted. The incident highlights potential tensions between the President and key evangelical supporters.
“accusations of blasphemy”
“Critical of executive conduct”
Standoff tilts on nuclear arsenal
TRUMP DEMANDS IRAN END PROGRAM U.S. naval blockade starts amid stalled peace talks
Reports on the commencement of a US naval blockade against Iran and the administration's demands regarding their nuclear program.
Embattled members leaving Congress
Reps. Swalwell, Gonzales choose to leave ahead of possible expulsion
Reports on the impending resignation of two congressional representatives facing potential expulsion.
War in Middle East dims GOP’s midterm prospects
Fallout threatens to undercut Republicans’ economic pitch to voters
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