Tracking Trump's visits to his properties and other conflicts of interest

Special interests seeking to gain favor with the administration have likely spent more than $13 million at President Trump’s businesses since he took office.

The staggering number of foreign officials who have paid a visit to Trump properties shows clearly that the Trump presidency is for sale.

John Ratcliffe, Marc Short, Alyssa Farah and Robert O'Brien are all among the White House officials who continue to violate the law in advance of the election.

President Trump reported being paid consulting fees by the Trump Organization during his second year in office. 

This divestiture allows DeJoy to defer paying capital gains taxes on the sale of his XPO Logistics shares, despite having been in a position to affect the value of those shares.