Trump posts map showing Canada, Greenland as part of U.S. President Donald Trump on Monday posted an image on his Truth Social platform depicting a map of North America in which Canada and Greenland are shaded as part of the United States. The map, which also includes the label “Gulf of America,” appears to show a unified landmass under U.S. control, according to the post. The White House did not issue a statement about the map as of press time. Officials did not respond to requests for comment on the post. The image was shared without additional context, according to…
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