POWER, MONEY & THE PUBLIC RECORDResearch edition / Sep 11, 2026
OUR STANDARDS

Accountability starts
with accuracy.

The archive examines alleged wrongdoing around Donald Trump. It records sourced allegations, responses and outcomes without endorsing or opposing a political figure or party.

Who belongs in the archive?

A person needs both a documented connection to Trump and a credible, attributable public allegation, official inquiry, charge, legal finding, or criminal case. Family ties alone are insufficient. Former allies, dismissed cases, and exculpatory developments remain visible.

How this edition was made

This launch edition was assembled with AI-assisted research and writing from the linked public sources. It is not original investigative reporting, and it has not received an independent legal or newsroom review. Some sources are news reports or source indexes rather than original court records. Those distinctions are visible in every file.

What the labels mean

Allegation / inquiry
A claim or scrutiny has been documented. The label does not assert the underlying conduct occurred.
Guilty plea
A plea was entered. First-offender arrangements and later challenges can affect whether there is a final conviction.
Criminal conviction
A conviction is documented in the cited record. Appeals and later changes are stated alongside it.
Civil finding / settlement
A civil court finding or negotiated resolution. A settlement may expressly avoid admissions of wrongdoing.
Acquitted
A jury or court returned a not-guilty verdict. The acquittal is stated prominently alongside the original charge.
Dismissed / closed
The cited prosecution, suit, or investigation ended. The reason matters, and closure does not necessarily decide every underlying fact.
Pardoned
Clemency was granted. The historical plea or verdict and the pardon are both recorded. A presidential pardon does not dispose of separate state proceedings.

Evidence before rhetoric

Anonymous social posts, screenshots without provenance, and guilt by association do not qualify. A lawsuit proves that an allegation was made, not that it is true. A prosecutor’s statement and a politician’s letter are identified as such. Responses, acquittals, dismissals, and reversals deserve the same prominence as accusations.

Money needs a label

Investment commitments, management fees, settlements, fines, and alleged payments are not interchangeable. This site has no “total corruption dollars” counter because combining those figures would mislead readers.

Dates and maintenance

“Record as of” identifies the latest development summarized in a file. “Source review” identifies when the cited sources were checked. Neither means that every court docket has been checked for all subsequent developments. Case files require individual source review. All Eyes on Trump uses scheduled research checks; its published timestamp records the actual review, and updates may be delayed.

All Eyes on Trump

Each edition uses America/New_York time and keeps publication dates separate from event dates. Public schedules show plans; observed appearances are recorded separately, and an observed start does not establish that an event ended. Scheduled research checks collect accessible reporting and official releases, deduplicate stories, and publish sourced updates. Failures must leave an accurate stale timestamp, never a simulated fresh feed.

Ethics and self-dealing coverage requires a specific attributed allegation or official finding. Routine policy disagreements, photographs and meetings do not qualify on their own. Responses, dismissals and corrections remain attached. Official releases are labeled as the administration’s account. No political ratings, scores, endorsements or election predictions are used.

Corrections and additions

Before an update is published, it should identify the exact disputed statement, link the supporting record, include the subject’s available response, and preserve a dated explanation of any substantive correction. Allegations submitted by readers must be checked before publication.

Send corrections and on-the-record responses through the publisher’s contact page. Include the page URL, disputed statement and supporting source. No personal addresses or contact details of subjects are collected here.

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