Donald Trump entered his second term promising to focus on the economy, national interests with a 'America First' agenda. However, a recent AP report points to a growing number of business deals, financial ventures and government decisions that have benefited Trump and his allies.
From cryptocurrency projects and overseas licensing agreements to events hosted at Trump-owned properties, critics argue that the boundaries between public office and private business have become increasingly blurred. The White House has repeatedly rejected allegations of conflicts of interest, insisting that Trump acts solely in the interests of the American people.
