Images purporting to show President Donald Trump kissing White House aide Natalie Harp on a golf course ricocheted about social media this week, amassing millions of views across online platforms. They were fakes — circulated with no clear ... (https://incidentdatabase.ai/cite/1699#7980)
Images of Trump kissing Natalie Harp went viral. They’re AI-generated fakes.
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