US EditionHow Trump's political and business interests will intersect in the White House
- Trump faces civil judgments exceeding half a billion dollars from lawsuits, making them harder to avoid than abandoned criminal cases brought by the federal government.
- A New York judge ordered Trump to pay over $450 million for manipulating his net worth to secure loans, alongside $83.3 million to E. Jean Carroll for damaging her reputation.
- Trump's golf resorts generated close to $267 million in income in 2024, with Mar-a-Lago fees rising to $1 million for membership, while he earned $111 million from the resort over two years.
- Trump launched Truth Social in early 2022 after being banned from major platforms and has since promised to make America the 'crypto capital of the planet' during his potential return to office.
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Since his refusal to accept Biden's victory in 2020, he has done his best to become president again: the notoriety of the trials and his alliances with businessmen and populist politicians have been key in his return to power
How Donald Trump’s political and business interests will intersect in the White House
As he assumes the presidency for a second time, Donald Trump brings with him a broad expanse of business relationships and financial entanglements — and the possibility that those associations could influence his decision-making in the White House. Trump’s team dismisses such concerns. “President Trump removed himself from his multibillion-dollar real estate empire to run for office and forewent his government salary, becoming the first Presiden…
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