The U.S. Air Force signed a contract to buy interceptor drones from Powerus, a company backed by Donald Trump Jr. and Eric Trump, raising conflict-of-interest concerns as the Trump family continues to profit from defense deals tied to the administration (source)

Trump's sons took stakes in a construction firm that merged with a mining company days after it secured $1.6B in U.S. government backing for a Kazakhstan tungsten project, raising conflict-of-interest concerns (source)

The Trump administration secretly gave a no-bid contract to a firm building Trump’s White House ballroom for a nearby project, boosting costs from $3.3M to over $17M and bypassing competitive bidding, raising concerns about favoritism and misuse of taxpayer funds (source)

Investors lobbying to lift U.S. sanctions on Syria pitched a Trump-branded golf resort while pursuing business deals with the Trump family, raising concerns about foreign policy being intertwined with private financial interests (source)

FAA Administrator Bryan Bedford held millions in Republic Airways stock for more than seven months after taking office—despite pledging to divest within 90 days—while overseeing the airline industry, raising conflict-of-interest concerns (source)

A broker for Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth sought a multimillion-dollar investment in a BlackRock defense fund tied to companies like Lockheed Martin and Northrop Grumman in the weeks before a U.S.-Israel attack on Iran, raising conflict-of-interest concerns (source)

The Trump administration bypassed Congress to push through more than $23B in weapons sales to the UAE, Kuwait, and Jordan by declaring an emergency tied to the Iran war, sidestepping normal oversight (source)

The Trump administration awarded more than $13M in no-bid federal contracts to Event Strategies Inc., a firm staffed by Trump allies that helped organize the Jan. 6 rally, bypassing standard competitive bidding rules (source)

A Pentagon recruiting effort offered Wall Street bankers “unmatched access” to government officials and foreign sovereign investors while helping manage up to $200B in investments, raising concerns about conflicts of interest and profit-seeking in public roles (source)

The Trump administration was set to receive up to $10B in fees from investors as part of a deal transferring control of TikTok’s U.S. operations, raising concerns about private payments tied to government action (source)

Jared Kushner sought to raise $5B+ for his private equity firm from Middle Eastern governments, including Saudi Arabia, while serving as a key U.S. envoy in the region, raising conflict-of-interest concerns (source)

Congress launched a probe into at least $63M in payments from major companies to Trump’s planned presidential library after the original fund was dissolved and the money’s whereabouts became unclear (source)

At least 20 Trump cabinet members directed $30M+ to benefit Trump through political donations, property spending, stock holdings, and contributions to Trump-linked funds, raising concerns about pay-to-play influence (source)

Wealthy offenders spent up to $1M+ on lobbyists and Trump-connected operatives to secure presidential pardons, including one case involving nearly $1M in payments and additional six-figure lobbying fees, raising concerns about a pay-to-play clemency system (source)

DHS awarded a $250,000 contract to a firm led by former Trump campaign officials after requiring partisan loyalty in the bidding process (source)

Trump took millions from private companies to build a new White House ballroom (source)

A firm run by Commerce Secretary Lutnick’s son reportedly created trades tied to court rulings on Trump’s tariffs, raising conflict-of-interest concerns (source)

After a company gave $5M to a Trump super PAC and met with him, the administration delayed a Medicare rule that would have cut payments for its expensive bandages (source)

The DOJ closed a probe into border czar Holman, who had been caught on tape taking a $50,000 bribe (source)

Trump pardoned a nursing home executive convicted of tax crimes after his mother attended a $1M-per-person fundraiser and raised millions for Trump (source)

Vietnam fast-tracked a $1.5B Trump Organization golf project, bypassing required legal steps, as it negotiated with the Trump administration over threatened tariffs (source)

Trump accepted a $400 million jet from the Qatari government despite concerns it violated the Constitution’s Foreign Emoluments Clause (source)

Donald Trump Jr. and Eric Trump announced global real estate and crypto deals worth billions (source)

Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick urged the public to buy Tesla stock (source)

The Trump family made millions from a crypto meme coin (source)