- President Donald Trump engaged in an extensive social media spree on Truth Social on Sunday, posting at least 105 times following a Saturday night speech that was impacted by adverse weather conditions.
- A significant portion of Trump's posts targeted federal judge Sparkle Sooknanan, who had ruled against his administration's attempt to use a database of U.S. citizens' private information to screen voter rolls, with some posts implying bias based on her birthplace.
- Trump also utilized the platform to highlight various beautification and construction projects, sharing images of renovated sites such as the White House North Portico and the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool, and boasting about their improved appearance.
- His social media activity included sharing personal content, such as photos of his father and uncle, as well as miscellaneous items like an old photo of actor Macaulay Culkin and a mention of his account's popularity on TikTok.
- Among his claims, Trump stated that 400,000 people attended his Saturday speech and that he personally 'overturned' a federal decision to evacuate crowds due to a severe storm warning.
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