A video that showed a high-rise statue of Jesus Christ being constructed on the White House lawn and making waves on social media is not real but a fake CGI. The AI video was first posted on TikTok ...

A video purporting to show a 200-foot statue of Jesus Christ being built on the White House lawn went viral on social media. The TikTok video fooled many while others picked up on clues that the ...

Like this viral video here… I KNOW my mom is gonna text me about this. Some people are ecstatic about a new 200-foot statue of Jesus that is being erected on the White House lawn. Reminiscent of the ...

The National Susan B. Anthony Museum & House, with the help of a Bank of America Art Conservation Project grant, completed the conservation of a plaster statuette (statue) of a seated Susan B. Anthony ...

A Feb. 15 Facebook post (direct link, archive link) shows what appears to be a statue of Jesus being raised in front of the White House. “We are Sooooo Back,” reads the video’s caption.

Maggie is such a silly pup! She really wants the treats, but when her parent keeps putting them closer to the bronze statue, you can see her gentle frustrations, and it’s actually adorable.

Well, kind of. On February 16, 2025, Instagram user Princess Maggie the Basset (@princess_maggie_the_basset) shared a video of the beautiful Basset Hound, who showed how brave she could be when faced ...

A video shared on X claims to show a giant Jesus Christ statue on the White House lawn. Social media users are claiming a video shows a state of Jesus Christ being placed on White House grounds.

On a recent afternoon, returned statues the size of refrigerators were sheltering under the courtyard’s blood-red roof eaves in their foam packaging. “Space,” the director, Chhay Visoth ...

The quote is generally attributed to Napoleon Bonaparte ... Trump didn’t elaborate on either platform. The White House declined to comment on the posts. But the White House official account ...

This statement, later shared by the official White House account, implied that the president’s actions are beyond legal challenge. The quote Trump referenced appears to be inspired by a line often ...

In February 2025 social media posts, U.S. President Donald Trump shared this quote usually attributed to French Emperor Napoleon Bonaparte: "He who saves his Country does not violate any Law." ...