Donald Trump is facing mounting scrutiny after a Luxembourg-based steel giant linked to a £29 million ($37 million) White House ballroom donation appeared to benefit from a tariff adjustment days later.
The revelation has raised questions about the intersection of trade policy and private donations tied to one of the most high-profile construction projects at the White House in decades. At the centre of the controversy is whether a policy shift affecting foreign steel imports coincided too closely with a corporate contribution.
