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Congressman Al Green was removed from Donald Trump's address for protesting against a controversial video shared by Trump.

During Trump's first State of the Union address of his second term, a controversial sign appeared, stating, "Black people are not apes," which overshadowed the event.

During President Trump's address to Congress, a dramatic incident unfolded when Democrat Al Green protested in response to a racially charged social media post linked to Trump.

During Trump's State of the Union address, Congressman Al Green was ejected for holding a sign protesting a racist remark associated with Trump, while many Democrats boycotted the event.

Democrat Al Green from Texas was expelled from Congress after holding up a poster stating 'Black people are not apes' in protest against President Donald Trump.

During Donald Trump's State of the Union address, Democrat Al Green raised a sign reading 'black people aren't apes' to protest the president's prior controversial remarks involving racial imagery.

The Alūksnes and Apes District Fund in Latvia has successfully sent 117 vehicles to support Ukrainians amidst their ongoing hardships.

Donald Trump celebrated Black History Month at the White House amid criticism over a controversial video depicting Barack and Michelle Obama as apes.

Former President Barack Obama has publicly responded to a racist AI-generated video shared by Donald Trump, which depicted him and Michelle Obama as apes.

Barack Obama criticized Donald Trump for posting a racist video depicting the Obamas as primates, describing the current state of US politics as a 'clown show.'

Barack Obama condemned a racist video shared by Donald Trump portraying him and his wife as apes, emphasizing a loss of respect in political discourse.

Barack Obama criticized the lack of shame in American public discourse following Trump's release of an offensive AI-generated video depicting the Obamas as apes.

Former President Barack Obama indirectly criticizes Donald Trump for posting a racist AI-generated video portraying him and Michelle Obama as apes.

Former U.S. President Barack Obama has addressed Donald Trump's racist video depicting him and his wife, Michelle, as apes, criticizing the lack of shame in today’s political discourse.

A Finnish supporter of Donald Trump believes he made the right choice in removing a controversial video depicting Barack and Michelle Obama as apes, stating that Trump is not a racist or an idiot.

Donald Trump has refused to apologize for sharing a racist video depicting Barack and Michelle Obama as apes, despite backlash from across the political spectrum.

Donald Trump remains unapologetic regarding the reposting of a racist video portraying Barack and Michelle Obama as apes.

Donald Trump defends sharing a video on Truth Social that depicted the Obamas as apes, claiming he did not make a mistake in doing so and insisting he does not need to apologize.

Donald Trump stated he will not apologize for an AI-generated video depicting Barack and Michelle Obama as apes, insisting he made no mistake.

President Donald Trump denies making a mistake and refuses to apologize for a Truth Social post depicting Barack and Michelle Obama as apes.

President Donald Trump rejects calls to apologize for a Truth Social post depicting Barack and Michelle Obama as apes, insisting he made no mistake.

US President Donald Trump has stood by a controversial video depicting Barack and Michelle Obama as apes, which he shared on his social media account, despite bipartisan backlash for its racist connotations.

A clip depicting former President Obama and Michelle Obama in a derogatory context was taken down from Truth Social, attributed to an error by a White House staff member.

Donald Trump faced backlash for sharing a racist video depicting Barack and Michelle Obama as apes, which he claimed he did not watch in its entirety before it was removed from his social media account.

U.S. President Donald Trump stated he hadn't fully watched a controversial video depicting former President Barack Obama and Michelle Obama as apes, which has sparked widespread outrage.

Donald Trump's account deleted a controversial video depicting former President Barack Obama and former First Lady Michelle Obama as apes, which sparked significant backlash for its racist content even from within Republican circles.

The racist video shared by President Donald Trump depicting former President Barack Obama and his wife as apes has been deleted following widespread condemnation and was attributed to a staff member's error.

The White House removed a controversial video from President Trump's social media that depicted the Obamas as apes, following public backlash.

President Trump shared a racist meme depicting the Obamas as apes on social media, which he later deleted, blaming a staffer for the error.

Donald Trump faced backlash after sharing an AI-generated video portraying Barack and Michelle Obama as apes, which he later deleted, attributing the action to a staff member.

Donald Trump has removed a controversial video portraying Barack and Michelle Obama as apes after facing significant backlash, despite initial defense from the White House.

A conspiracy video by President Trump depicting Barack and Michelle Obama as apes has been taken down after sparking backlash.

Donald Trump shared a racist video depicting Barack and Michelle Obama as apes, which has now been removed following widespread criticism.

A video depicting Barack and Michelle Obama as apes was mistakenly posted on Donald Trump's Truth Social profile and has since been taken down after backlash, including calls from Senator Tim Scott for its removal due to its racist implications.

President Trump shared a controversial video that used images of former President Barack Obama and his wife Michelle, depicting them with ape-like features, drawing significant criticism, including from Republican lawmakers.

Donald Trump faced widespread condemnation after sharing a racist video depicting the Obamas as monkeys on his social media account.

Donald Trump declined to apologise for sharing a controversial video depicting Barack and Michelle Obama as apes, despite initial defense of the post by the White House before its removal.

Donald Trump faces criticism for sharing a video depicting Barack and Michelle Obama as monkeys, which has drawn accusations of offensive behavior, though the White House defended the post as part of a meme featuring various politicians as animals.

US President Donald Trump has sparked outrage after posting a video on Truth Social portraying former President Barack Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama as apes, known for his history of offensive remarks.

Donald Trump's Truth Social account shared a racist, AI-generated video that depicts former President Barack Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama as apes.

President Donald Trump faced intense criticism after sharing an AI-generated video on his platform Truth Social that depicted former President Barack Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama as apes, along with debunked conspiracy theories about election fraud.

Recent research challenges the notion that the ability to imagine and play with nonexistent objects is unique to humans, suggesting that this ability may have originated with a shared ancestor of humans and apes millions of years ago.

Experiments with Kanzi, a bonobo known for learning to communicate with symbols, demonstrate cognitive abilities that were previously thought to be exclusive to humans.

In a recent experiment, a bonobo successfully identified the location of imaginary juice among empty cups, highlighting the animal's ability to fantasize similar to humans.

Researchers from Johns Hopkins University explore the imaginative abilities of bonobos, particularly focusing on Kanzi's interaction with imaginary objects.