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Trump Death Rumors Spread After JD Vance’s ‘Tragic Event’ Remark

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Washington: Speculation over  U.S. President Donald Trump’s health intensified after he remained out of public view for two consecutive days, triggering widespread rumors of his death. The buzz gained traction following an interview given by U.S. Vice President JD Vance to USA Today, in which he stated that he was prepared to assume presidential responsibilities “in the event of a major tragedy.” The comment led to the hashtag #TrumpIsDead trending across social media platforms, sparking confusion and panic.

The rumors were further fueled by recent reports from international media highlighting Trump’s health concerns, including swelling in his legs and a visible mark on his hand. Medical sources later clarified that Trump had been diagnosed with “chronic venous insufficiency,” a circulatory condition that is not considered life-threatening. However, Vance’s phrasing, coupled with Trump’s unusual absence from the media—particularly on the day he imposed 50% tariffs on Indian imports—contributed to the speculation.

Amid growing chatter online, Trump himself dismissed the rumors through a post on his social media platform, “Truth Social,” indirectly asserting his wellbeing. White House officials also released photos of him playing golf in Virginia, wearing a polo shirt, black trousers, and a red MAGA cap, to reinforce the message. The clarification put an end to days of speculation, underscoring how quickly misinformation can spread in the digital age and the political impact of ambiguous statements from top leaders.

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