To commemorate his newly formed "Board of Peace", President Donald Trump has revealed a brand new logo. It wasn't long before critics began tearing it apart, throwing around AI allegations due to its questionable design.

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The “Board of Peace” idea emerged from the Gaza “ceasefire”—an agreement that has been broken countless times, as at least 11 Palestinians, including two children and three journalists, were killed in Israeli attacks the day before Trump’s announcement.