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The U.S. Treasury plans to place President Donald Trump’s signature on new paper currency, a historic and unprecedented move in currency design, with AP News reporting the development and politicians weighing potential implications and rollout timelines.
The U.S. Treasury says President Donald Trump’s signature will soon appear on paper dollar bills, marking the first time a sitting president’s signature is on U.S. currency and tying into the 250th anniversary celebrations; the move has raised legal questions since living presidents have been restricted from appearing on currency, and Democrats have introduced legislation to ban such depictions.
The U.S. Treasury announced that President Trump’s signature will appear on U.S. paper currency for the first time, with the treasurer’s signature removed to commemorates the 250th anniversary; the initial $100 bills bearing both signatures will be printed in June, followed by other denominations, as part of Trump-branded moves on national symbols (even as living presidents on currency remains legally restricted).
The Treasury announced that President Trump will have his signature printed on U.S. dollar bills to mark the nation’s 250th anniversary, a first for a sitting president; currency signatures have historically come from the treasurer and the secretary of the treasury, with Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent praising the move. A related Trump-appointed commission approved a design for 24-karat commemorative gold coins featuring Trump’s image (still awaiting Treasury approval). The article frames the effort as part of Trump’s broader push to imprint his name on national symbols.
The Treasury Department says it will add President Trump’s signature to new U.S. paper currency to mark the 250th anniversary of independence, a first for a sitting president, with the signature to appear alongside the Treasury Secretary’s as rollout begins this year; few other details were released.
The Treasury will add President Trump's signature to U.S. dollar bills to honor the country’s 250th anniversary, making him the first sitting president to appear on U.S. currency, with his signature alongside Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and the Treasurer's name removed from notes.
Motorola is teasing its first flagship slab smartphone in nearly two years, called the Signature, which features a Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 chipset, 16 GB RAM, a 6.7-inch curved display, triple 50MP cameras, and possibly a built-in stylus, positioning it as a potential competitor to the Galaxy S26 Ultra. The device's battery details are still unclear, but it is expected to have a larger capacity than previous models, and its release could be a significant launch in 2026.
President Trump threatened to sue The New York Times over reports that included a note and drawing allegedly signed by him for Jeffrey Epstein, which Trump and his aides deny creating, calling the report a fabrication.
The authenticity of Donald Trump's signature on documents related to Jeffrey Epstein is under scrutiny, with debates over whether it is genuine and its implications for his relationship with Epstein. Trump denies signing the documents, and experts note the difficulty in verifying signatures, but the controversy fuels partisan debates and congressional investigations into Epstein's files.
President Trump declined to comment on an alleged signature in Jeffrey Epstein's 2003 'birthday book,' calling the issue a 'dead issue,' amid ongoing investigations and disputes over the authenticity of the signature, with Democrats pushing for more transparency and documents related to Epstein.
US regulators are open to sharing losses to facilitate the sale of Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) and Signature Bank, which have been struggling to find buyers due to concerns over their exposure to the technology sector. The banks have been in talks with potential buyers, but the regulators have been hesitant to approve the deals due to the risks involved. However, they are now considering loss-sharing arrangements to help smooth the sale process.