- Oct 7
Russian boxing chief Umar Kremlev says Donald Trump Jr. reimbursed Bahamas party expenses
Russian businessman Umar Kremlev stated in Istanbul that Donald Trump Jr. reimbursed him for hundreds of thousands of dollars spent hosting post-wedding festivities in the Bahamas.
- Oct 3
Trump plans federal landmark status to preserve Oval Office decor permanently
Donald Trump rejected Secret Service proposals to demolish the Oval Office, pursuing federal protection rules instead to prevent future presidents from altering his gilded interior modifications.
- Oct 2
Donald Trump appoints intelligence chief Jay Clayton to lead federal Super Intelligence Force
The White House established a task force led by Director of National Intelligence Jay Clayton, mandating a 120-day review of risks and federal policy following the renaming of artificial intelligence to super intelligence.
- Sep 30
Leaked audio captures Ken Paxton blaming Trump convention for drop in poll numbers
Texas Republican Senate nominee Ken Paxton privately told donors that a Dallas convention headlined by Donald Trump hurt party poll numbers, even as the campaign announced a $20 million advertising buy.
- Sep 24
Trump Administration Airs Government-Funded 'Love Me' Television Ad on Cable Networks
A 30-second commercial promoting President Donald Trump began broadcasting on Fox News and Newsmax on Wednesday, carrying a disclaimer that it was paid for by the U.S. government.
- Sep 23
Machado blocked in three return bids to Venezuela as Rodriguez meets Trump in New York
Venezuelan opposition leader Maria Corina Machado failed in three attempts to return to Venezuela from Panama on 21 September, coinciding with talks in New York between interim President Delcy Rodriguez and US President Donald Trump.
- Aug 17
British PM Andy Burnham tricked by impersonator posing as Trump aide Susie Wiles
British Prime Minister Andy Burnham exchanged messages with an individual impersonating White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles before growing suspicious, Politico reported on 17 August, citing four anonymous officials.
