In his second, non-consecutive term, President Donald Trump is associated with an increasing number of government programs and public facilities being named or renamed after him, according to reporting based on multiple examples compiled by outlets covering the story. The coverage describes how Trump’s name and likeness appear across more parts of the federal government, including references attached to programs and buildings. It also notes that some items are not only newly named but also changed from earlier designations, indicating a continuing pattern of renaming rather than a one-time effort. The articles frame this as part of a broader trend of honoring or publicizing presidential branding through official labels for government functions and physical sites. Specific instances are presented as illustrations of how widespread the practice is becoming during his current term, though the overall claim is focused on the trend itself: more government entities carry Trump’s name and face than earlier in his administration. The reporting does not indicate a single uniform policy in the sources provided, but it consistently describes a rise in such naming actions during the second term.