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American journalist (1978-)
Donald Trump publicly pledged to donate his presidential salary to charity, but contemporary investigative reporting and historical reviews show . Recent summaries of David A. Fahrenthold’s reporting ...
The investigation found the Donald J. Trump Foundation engaged in a , including using charitable funds for personal, business, and political purposes, and it agreed to dissolve under court supervision...
The core allegations center on a pattern of by Donald Trump’s charitable apparatus, with reporting that a promised $6 million for veterans yielded only $1.1 million in traceable donations and question...
Donald Trump’s charitable giving has been the subject of long-running controversy focused largely on the now‑dissolved Donald J. Trump Foundation and allegations that foundation funds were used for pe...
A review of the provided reporting shows that Donald Trump's charitable foundation, the Trump Foundation, did face legal scrutiny and consequences specifically tied to its operations, while separate c...
The investigation into the Donald J. Trump Foundation found repeated allegations that the foundation engaged in , leading to court-ordered dissolution in 2018. Multiple contemporaneous and retrospecti...
Donald Trump’s charitable giving is portrayed in recent investigations as than many modern presidents, with high-profile pledges that were only partially fulfilled and methods of directing payments to...
Donald Trump’s charitable giving, as depicted in the provided analyses, is that show gaps between pledged and delivered funds, notably a widely reported unfulfilled $6 million veterans pledge linked t...
Two independent investigations and a fact-checking note in the provided materials document between Donald Trump’s public claims about campaign- and personally-raised charitable donations and the verif...
Donald Trump’s charitable giving record is portrayed in recent reporting as , with investigations finding that publicly promised donations—often in the millions—were not fully traceable in filings or ...