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Reporting spanning 2016–2025 documents multiple instances where Trump Organization properties employed people who lacked legal work authorization or where contractors used undocumented labor — includi...
Donald Trump’s presidency is the subject of extensive allegations and watchdog reports asserting an unprecedented scale of self-enrichment and transactional politics; multiple recent analyses claim hi...
Estimates vary, but major business press tallies place ’s net worth after retaking the White House between roughly $5 billion and $10 billion, with reporting a jump to $7.3 billion (a roughly $3 billi...
Multiple watchdogs, legal experts, advocacy groups and state officials say the Trump administration’s second-term actions have prompted numerous legal challenges and accusations that they have violate...
Donald J. Trump’s second-term clemency record includes at least one mass pardon on Jan. 20, 2025 that covered “nearly 1,600” people tied to the Jan. 6, 2021 Capitol breach, and by November 2025 report...
Donald Trump’s words and actions surrounding January 6, 2021 are tied by multiple official investigations and defendant statements to the Capitol attack, with the January 6 committee concluding he the...
Counting how many times Donald Trump has “been taken to court” depends on what you include: his personal and business legal history runs into the thousands (USA Today/Wikipedia counts over 4,000 suits...
Available sources report counts and estimates but disagree on definitions. CREW says Trump made 62 visits to his golf courses in the first six months of his second term and 99 visits to his properties...
The evidence from investigations and reporting shows that , primarily through hotel bookings, condominium sales/rentals, and management fees tied to golf and licensing deals; specific documented payme...
used a sweeping on January 20, 2025 that pardoned or commuted the sentences of the vast majority of people charged in the , 2021, Capitol attack—reports variously place the number at roughly 1,200 to ...
Reporting shows clear financial links between Trump-affiliated political operations, allied fundraisers and groups that paid or supported the organizers of the January 6 “Save America” rally, but the ...
Trump’s 2025 public financial disclosure shows at least $630 million (and possibly $676M+) in reported 2024 business income and large new bond purchases — at least $82M in identified bond buys and fil...
The 2025 budget surge funneled tens of billions of dollars into ICE’s enforcement and detention missions, and the early spending went overwhelmingly to large private detention firms and a cluster of s...
The record compiled by watchdog groups, congressional Democrats and advocates documents a broad pattern of alleged conflicts, dismantled oversight and possible self-enrichment tied to the Trump admini...
Evidence compiled by multiple watchdog groups, scholars and news organizations portrays the Trump administrations — both 2017–2021 and the second term beginning in 2025 — as marked by repeated ethics ...
Comparing presidential vacation costs by year is difficult because comprehensive, year-by-year taxpayer bills are not publicly compiled in a single source; reporting and watchdog groups offer partial ...
The available analyses show of how the Trump Organization bills and collects event expenses at Mar-a-Lago, but reveal recurring patterns: private billing to political actors and some federal agencies,...
Serious, documented allegations and ongoing probes claim received payments, gifts, and preferential treatment from corporations, foreign states and donors that critics call ; congressional reports and...
Available reporting does not provide a single, official year-by-year accounting of how much the Secret Service spent protecting members of the Trump family from 2017 onward; instead, public records an...
Major critiques of Donald Trump’s presidency in available reporting focus on public‑health leadership during COVID‑19, foreign‑policy disruption (trade wars, alliances), ethical and transparency conce...