President Donald Trump said in an October 5 Truth Social post that The New York Times used a photo of Trump National Doral in Miami with its facade made to look darker and dirtier than it is. The post announces no federal policy, order, spending change, or action affecting your paycheck, job, taxes, or family budget.
Trump wrote that the image had been “blackened and denigrated” and said the resort’s actual facade looked like a second photo included with his post. He also called the Times a “CROOKED outfit” and predicted that it would eventually close.
What did Trump say about Trump National Doral?
The President said the Times story concerned Trump National Doral, a Miami resort he described as one of the world’s finest and most successful resorts. He said the newspaper posted an altered-looking image to make the property appear “shoddy, filthy, and just plain BAD.”
Trump also praised Doral’s Blue Monster Golf Course, calling it one of the best and toughest courses in the world. Those are the President’s statements in the post, not an announced government finding or agency action.
What has changed for working families?
Nothing in the post creates a new law, changes a regulation, directs a federal agency, or sets a new deadline. The statement is a dispute over coverage of a private resort and the President’s criticism of the newspaper.
For policy changes that can affect take-home pay, readers can review the site’s guide to the Big Beautiful Bill and its explanation of tax breaks on tips and overtime.
What happens next?
The Truth Social post does not call for Congress to act, direct an agency to investigate, or announce a court case. Any response from The New York Times, or any separate action concerning the resort, would be a different development from the President’s October 5 statement.
By USPatriotNews.com Editorial Team
