President Donald Trump shared a screenshot of a Wikipedia page that listed his title as the 'Acting President of Venezuela.' Who is it actually?

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In the screenshot posted by Trump, the next line after "Acting President of Venezuela" said "Incumbent January 2026." In that same screenshot was Trump's title as the "45th & 47th President of the United States." The line that followed that title read "Incumbent," and then a separate line below that one read, "Assumed Office January 20, 2025."

On Sunday evening, Trump posted on Truth Social a fake image of a Wikipedia page labeling him as the “Acting President of Venezuela” as of January 2026. Trump’s current profile on Wikipedia —an online encyclopedia that allows for user-generated entries and edits—does not show the same designation.

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