Beaking News: Trump Sworn in as US President 2025 – Renaming Landmarks Sparks Debate

In his first speech to the nation as the 47th president, Donald Trump outlines an agenda that he says will halt "America's decline"

Donald John Trump is an American politician, media personality, and businessman who has been serving as the 47th and current president of the United States since 2025.

It’s official. On a brisk January morning in Washington D.C., Donald J. Trump has been sworn in as the 47th President of the United States. The event, marked by thunderous applause from his supporters, ushers in a new chapter of American politics. But the spotlight isn’t just on his return to power—controversy is already brewing.

The reason? A bold proposal to rename several iconic landmarks across the country.



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Born: 14 June 1946 (age 78 years), Jamaica Hospital Medical Center, New York, United States
Spouse: Melania Trump (m. 2005), Marla Maples (m. 1993–1999) · See more
Children: Barron Trump, Ivanka Trump, Donald Trump Jr., Tiffany Trump, Eric Trump
Party: Republican Party
Vice presidents: Mike Pence (2017–2021), JD Vance (2025–)
Education: Wharton School (1966–1968), Fordham University (1964–1966) ·

Inauguration Ceremony: A Spectacle of Grandeur

The crowd roared as Trump took the oath of office, his signature red tie and confident demeanor front and center. The National Mall was packed with supporters waving flags, chanting "Make America Great Again—Again."

In his inaugural address, Trump promised to deliver “historic changes” that would shape the nation’s future. And within hours, he announced the first step: renaming key landmarks to reflect “true American greatness.”



Whats Changing?

Trump's administration has reportedly earmarked several sites for renaming, sparking conversations across dinner tables and social media feeds.

1. Mount Rushmore Rumors suggest it could be rebranded as “Mount Patriot.” While some hail this as a tribute to America’s values, others see it as unnecessary revisionism.

2. The White House Sources say Trump is considering adding a tagline like “The People’s House of Prosperity.” A small change, but one that has ruffled feathers.

3. The Hoover Dam : In a nod to infrastructure and his previous presidency, insiders hint it may be renamed the “Trump Freedom Dam.”



A Nation Divided

Predictably, reactions have been mixed.

Supporters many of whom view Trump as a transformative leader, are thrilled. “This is about reclaiming our identity,” said Sarah Jenkins, a Trump voter from Florida. “It’s time our landmarks reflected the values we stand for today.”

But critics see the move as a vanity project. “Landmarks are part of our shared history,” argued political analyst James Carter. “Changing their names risks erasing the stories they tell.”



Social Media Erupts

Twitter, as always, has become the battleground.

- MountPatriot is trending, with memes ranging from celebratory to satirical.

- Some users are calling for petitions to block the changes, while others are already designing merchandise with the new names.

The debate is fierce, and it shows no signs of cooling down.



Why This Matters

Renaming landmarks may seem trivial to some, but it’s symbolic of larger cultural battles in America. It touches on identity, legacy, and what it means to be “great.”

This move also sets the tone for Trump’s presidency. Bold, polarizing, and unafraid to make waves—exactly as his supporters expected. 

Next?

The renaming process isn’t final yet. Proposals must clear legal and bureaucratic hurdles, and public opinion could sway the outcome. But one thing is certain: America is watching, and the world is, too.

Love him or hate him, Trump knows how to grab attention. Whether these landmark changes become reality or remain ideas, they’ve already succeeded in sparking a nationwide conversation.

Stay tuned. This is just the beginning of what promises to be a headline-grabbing presidency.