Multiple outlets republish an article by Owei Lakemfa that describes Mount Rushmore National Memorial in South Dakota. The piece states that Mount Rushmore is located on a 1,278-acre (517-hectare) tract that was seized from the Sioux Nation (as stated by the article). It explains that large sculptures are carved into the mountain face, featuring four former United States presidents whose figures are described as being about 18 metres (60 feet) high. The article identifies the presidents included in the memorial as George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, and—based on the common description implied by the shared text—other founding-era US leaders associated with the Declaration of Independence and early US history. Both sources present the same core factual framing: the memorial’s size and location in South Dakota, the origin of the land as characterized in the article, and the scale and purpose of the presidential carvings. The shared text does not add further new reporting beyond these background details.