Included in this edition
Family business cases; the Homan cash allegation; Affinity’s foreign-funding scrutiny; reported tariff-era trades; Musk’s Twitter disclosure settlement; campaign associates’ criminal cases; selected election-related cases; and sexual-misconduct allegations with documented outcomes.
September 11 coverage audit
The original edition omitted Kristi Noem. This revision adds separate records for the Boeing purchase, Gulfstream procurement, advertising contracts and outside-income disclosure reporting. It also documents the $1.776 billion Anti-Weaponization Fund, its rescission and continuing litigation, and adds the September 10 complaint concerning gifts to four White House aides. Read Noem’s files · Read the gifts complaint.
The audit corrected access-date labeling for mutable source indexes and a future-dated RSS timestamp. Two historical files still rely partly on indexes; the audit did not independently recheck every docket or certify that every existing allegation is current.
Amounts are kept distinct: overlapping aircraft estimates are not summed, and advertising contract values are not described as personal income. The daily tracker now separates news dates from conduct dates and flags inconsistent schedule entries.
Priority research still outstanding
- Additional cabinet members, campaign staff, fundraisers, business partners, and former social associates who meet the documented-connection rule.
- Original pleadings, judgments and current appellate records for files currently supported by news reporting or source indexes.
- Later Affinity fundraising, diplomatic activity, Balkan developments, and the April 2026 congressional inquiry.
- Other Trump cases, including federal prosecutions, later Carroll appeals, and separate corporate tax convictions.
- Individual 2026 docket checks for Georgia plea defendants, other state election cases, professional discipline, and related federal pardons.
- Crypto ventures, foreign gifts, procurement, and other possible conflicts after primary evidence and subject responses are reviewed.
Musk coverage expansion
Musk has 14 distinct related files. Personal and official-role matters are distinguished from proceedings against his companies; dismissals, the mixed Twitter verdict, and the restored compensation award remain visible. Historical additions are separate from daily news.
The research targets of 50 distinct second-term Trump matters and six substantiated files for each other person have not been completed. File counts are coverage counts, not findings of guilt.
What an absent name means
It means there is no published profile here yet. It is not a finding that the person did nothing wrong, and it is not evidence that they should be accused.
How to expand responsibly
Create a separate file for each distinct matter, link people only when the source supports their involvement, and attach a specific outcome and record date. Keep dismissed or disproven allegations visible with their outcome. Do not turn an unverified research lead into a published accusation.
Launch-edition record
Sep 11, 2026 — Initial compilation published as a private preview. Dates inside the case files describe the underlying source records. Case files remain source snapshots; see All Eyes on Trump for dated news checks.