APTOPIX Trump
- Julia Demaree Nikhinson - AP
- Updated
President Donald Trump gestures while boarding Air Force One at Morristown Airport, Monday, Sept. 7, 2026, in Morristown, N.J.
Julia Demaree Nikhinson - APTags
As featured on
President Donald Trump's recent social media map-making posts have stirred tension in the North Atlantic. He posted a map showing the U.S. extending across North America to Greenland and Iceland. The map, colored in U.S. flag colors, offered no explanation but echoed Trump’s past remarks about making Canada a U.S. state and taking over Greenland, Denmark’s self-governing territory. Danish Foreign Minister Lars Løkke Rasmussen called the map "disturbing." Iceland's foreign secretary summoned the U.S. Ambassador for a meeting. Trump's rhetoric has put Arctic states on edge, and his comments have also unsettled Canada. Over the weekend, he suggested renaming New Mexico as "New America."
Most Popular
Articles
- New body-camera footage released in deadly Reno police shooting on I-80
- Carson City man identified in fatal U.S. 50 motorcycle crash; driver arrested
- Reno man dies after off-highway vehicle rolls at Tahoe Reno Industrial Center
- Best in the West Nugget Rib Cook Off crowns 2026 winners
- Thousands of Burners flying out of Reno-Tahoe International Airport as Burning Man comes to a close
- Carson City deputies seek suspect in Nugget Casino theft; reward offered
- Sparks Marina will glow as Water Lantern Festival returns
- Reno Rodeo Foundation cancels 'Biggest Little Shootout'
- Fatal crash on U.S. 93 leaves Montana man dead north of Wells
- Former car dealership manager arrested on new drug charges
