A Financial Times analysis shows at least 30 individuals or companies that have collectively donated more than $116mn to Donald Trump’s causes have received benefits or advantages from White House moves. Sometimes, the administration acted just days after donations were made. The donors range from crypto and tech billionaires to big insurance firms, tobacco companies and even a manufacturer of bandages from human tissue. Funds were given both before and after his inauguration. There is no evidence of bribery or illegal conduct. But the volume of favourable outcomes for donors raises the question of whether a culture of quid pro quo exists at the heart of the administration. Read the full investigation here: https://on.ft.com/4onox0z
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