Trump Denies Death Rumors Amid Health Speculation, Plans Major Announcement

President Donald Trump addressed recent social media rumors about his health and death, calling them "fake news" and emphasizing his active weekend, including interviews and visits to his golf club. Despite his week-long break from public appearances, Trump dismissed concerns and compared his media coverage to that of President Biden, who he said rarely holds news conferences without similar speculation. Mainstream media outlets like CNN clarified that the "Trump is Dead" trending phrase on social media was false, highlighting the ongoing public speculation fueled by his absence and visible bruising. The White House announced an upcoming statement by Trump related to the Department of Defense, sparking further online theories and reactions, including from political streamer HasanAbi who sarcastically commented on the rumors. Pro-MAGA Newsmax anchor Rick Leventhal condemned the social media users who expressed gleeful or hateful sentiments about the viral "Trump is Dead" trend, linking such hostility to broader animosity against the president. Overall, the situation reflects a mix of misinformation, public concern, and polarized political reactions surrounding Trump's health and public appearances.