Zach Everson is a staff writer for Forbes, specializing in covering money and politics. He has reported on various topics, including the Trump Hotel DC, financial disclosures of political candidates, and the influence of billionaires in politics. His work has also been featured in NBC News and RealClearMarkets.
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By: Zach Everson
Three years ago, Truth Social's parent company viewed Trump's criminal conviction as a realistic enough possibility that it announced a contingency plan.
States across the country have laws restricting felons from selling alcohol. What does that mean for Donald Trump, who does not drink but sells plenty of booze?
Named on the license are companies that, through a chain of other companies, are entirely owned by a trust of which Donald Trump is the sole beneficiary.
Biden made a fortune the last time he left the White House. Could a second windfall be waiting for him in 2025?
By: Zach Everson
he New Jersey Division of Alcohol Beverage Control decided against renewing liquor licenses at two of Donald Trump's golf clubs in the state, following his conviction on 34 felony charges in May.
By: Zach Everson
The state denied liquor-license renewals for two Trump golf clubs, requiring them to prove they are still qualified to sell alcohol after Trump's felony conviction.
By: Zach Everson
In June, the state denied liquor-license renewals for two Trump golf clubs, requiring them to prove they are still qualified to sell alcohol after the former president's felony conviction.
Timothy Mellon, the top donor to both Donald Trump and RFK Jr., is unlike any political donor in history.
By telling the world about his impoverished upbringing, Trump's vice presidential pick made a small fortune—and planted seeds for a political future.
Serving as co-chair of the Republican National Committee is allowing Eric Trump's wife to convert GOP donor funds into personal income.
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