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The alleged bribes were paid on marquee Trump Org. properties; the Trump Org denies having paid them.
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The Big Story
Wed. Mar 11, 2020
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Five former city employees and a former Trump Organization employee say the company used middlemen to pay New York City tax assessors to lower building assessments and pay less taxes in the 1980s and 1990s.
by Heather Vogell, ProPublica and Katherine Sullivan, WNYC
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More From This Investigation
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“He’s paying our money to himself,” the Washington Post’s David Fahrenthold told “Trump, Inc.” “There must be so much more we haven’t seen.”
by Ilya Marritz, WNYC
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This week, “Trump, Inc.” examines the money that helped two unlikely players shape the Trump administration’s Ukraine campaign — and the unlikely events that allowed their financial machinations to come to light.
by Ilya Marritz, WNYC
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“Members of the Trump family were aware of and involved in the negotiation of this unconscionable contract,” the District of Columbia’s attorney general wrote in the suit.
by Ilya Marritz, WNYC, and Justin Elliott, ProPublica
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Our latest episode of “Trump, Inc.” looks at how the Trump family has learned “how to turn politics into money.”
by Andrea Bernstein, WNYC
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During a summer 2019 hunting trip, Donald Trump Jr. killed a rare argali sheep. The Mongolian government issued him a hunting permit retroactively and he met with the country’s president.
by Jake Pearson, ProPublica, and Anand Tumurtogoofor ProPublica
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Documents show the president’s company reported different numbers — higher ones to lenders, lower ones to tax officials — for Trump’s signature building. Last month, ProPublica revealed a similar pattern in two other Trump buildings.
by Heather Vogell
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