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Trump Announces U.S. Space Command Headquarters Move to Alabama

The appearance doubled as a rebuttal to viral claims about his health.

Overview

  • From the Oval Office on Sept. 2, the president said U.S. Space Command will relocate its headquarters from Colorado to Huntsville, Alabama.
  • The decision matched advance reports by major outlets and reverses the Biden-era placement in Colorado, with a Pentagon stream labeled for a Space Command HQ announcement.
  • Trump dismissed online claims that he had died or was gravely ill as “fake news” and said he had been “very active” over the holiday weekend.
  • He previously wrote on Truth Social that he had “never felt better,” while the White House cited a July diagnosis of chronic venous insufficiency and a physician’s note explaining bruising as benign.
  • The event followed several days without public appearances that drove high volumes of X posts about his status, as Vice President J.D. Vance said he was ready to assume duties if a tragedy occurred.