Investigation Questions Trump's Children over Dealbacks
The New York Times revealed an investigation indicating conflicts of interest within the administration of U.S. President Donald Trump. The report states that members of his family and Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick benefited from mining deals supported by billions of dollars from the federal government, including the Kazakhstan deal finalized in September 2025. The project was initially funded with $1.6 billion, with Trump's children holding a 20% stake through Dominionary Securities, while Cantor Fitzgerald assisted Lutnick's family in raising $210 million. The investigation has prompted calls for an official inquiry, while the White House denied any violations, asserting that the decisions were made in the best interest of the country.
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