Trump's name and face are showing up everywhere during his second term. Take a look.
In his second non-consecutive term, Trump has named — and renamed — a growing number of government programs and buildings after himself.
President Donald Trump has made a habit of naming various initiatives and buildings after himself throughout his tenure. During his second term, this trend has continued as he oversaw the creation of TrumpRX, Trump Accounts, and a new "Trump-class" Navy ship. GOP allies have also joined in, renaming an airport and a bridge in Florida.
Trump Tower and the Trump National Golf Club are among the places bearing his name, even before he took office. His administration and board members have also added his face to their projects, with White House spokesman Davis Ingle defending the practice. He boasts of his accomplishments, including the largest tax cut and securing the border, leading to the addition of his name on government buildings such as those in Washington, D.C.
The Department of the Interior has included Trump on the 2026 America the Beautiful pass, making him the first sitting president on the pass. The State Department also renamed the United States Institute of Peace to the "Donald J. Trump United States Institute of Peace" in December 2025, citing the President's commitment to peace.
This decision faced criticism from House Democrats, who requested the court to support a lawsuit to reverse the name change. The Trump-class battleship, the USS Defiant, is set to be built as part of a $65.8 billion defense budget for 2027.
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