The Associated Press announced it will continue to use the name Lake Ontario, despite an executive order signed by President Trump last month that seeks to rename the lake as 'Lake America.' This decision is part of the president's broader initiative to rename various geographical locations, including the Gulf of Mexico.
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Associated Press to Maintain Lake Ontario Name Amid Trump's Proposal
The Associated Press will retain the name Lake Ontario, rejecting President Trump's executive order to rename it 'Lake America.' This decision aligns with the president's ongoing efforts to change the names of other geographical features.
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Associated Press will stick with Lake Ontario over Trump’s renamed ‘Lake America’
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