conflict of interest
Walter Shaub, head of the U.S. Office of Government Ethics, accused Trump's chief of staff of spreading fake news about his office.
In his business life, the president worked with political leaders across the globe.
Two new parties are now claiming they're directly harmed by the president's ongoing business dealings.
WHAT'S HAPPENING
The president's foreign policy consists of decisions made for his personal benefit, both financially and politically
Some new Trump officials are working on policies likely to benefit clients they recently served.
"He should," Sen. Joni Ernst told her constituents.
The president's ownership of the hotel and its restaurants gives it an unfair advantage over other local businesses, the plaintiffs say.
Officials say Conway “made the statement in question in a light, off-hand manner."
The cloud of his many conflicts of interest isn't going away.