In the long human tradition of renaming landscapes to assert dominion, President Trump signed an executive order rechristening Lake Ontario as Lake America amid deepening trade tensions with Canada — and Google, bound by its policy of deferring to official federal naming authorities, began redrawing its maps almost immediately. The act is at once symbolic and structural: a name change that alters nothing in the water yet reshapes the digital terrain through which millions perceive the world. That the same body of water now carries different names depending on which side of a border you view it