The White House is pushing back hard after a new report alleged that has personally benefited by at least $1.4 billion over the past 12 months.
The figure comes from a sweeping review published by the editorial board of the :contentReference[oaicite:1]{index=1}, which analyzed reporting from multiple news organizations to trace how the Trump family’s business empire has continued to grow during his second term in office.
The review claims the total is likely an underestimate, noting that some revenue streams remain hidden from public view.
The White House, however, says the accusations are misleading — and politically motivated.
According to a statement provided to UNILAD, spokesperson Taylor Rogers said the claims amount to “fabricated conflicts of interest” and insisted the president is motivated only by what’s best for the country.
Still, the report has reignited debate over where presidential power ends — and personal profit begins.
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