Susanne Craig

A California woman facing trial on fraud charges is one of six people who received clemency during the Trump administration only to be accused of another crime.

People who want to watch the first criminal trial of an American president are paying hundreds of dollars to people to wait in line for them.

The presidential candidate has faced previously undisclosed health issues, including a parasite that he said ate part of his brain.

Donald J. Trump and his lawyers have bragged in public about his cash hoard. Court papers tell a different story.

The causes Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has championed have brought him admiration, criticism — and tens of millions of dollars.

Figures drawn from President Trump’s tax-return data show how that number was calculated.

Baseless election fraud claims and the Capitol riot have compounded already-looming threats to his bottom line. And the cash lifelines he once relied on are gone.

Part of the allure of country life is space where pets can run free. I’ve learned the hard way the importance of a leash.

President Trump’s taxes reveal details about his business dealings in China, including a previously unknown bank account.

The president’s assertion, misleading at best, distracts from the reality that he has paid little or no income tax most years, largely because his business losses far outweighed his profits.

The president on Thursday played down big loans he guaranteed for his struggling businesses. But much of that debt is soon to come due in the midst of declining revenue and an I.R.S. audit that could cost him over $100 million.

Tax records provide a <a href=“https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2020/09/27/us/donald-trump-taxes.html”>detailed history</a> of President Trump’s business career, revealing huge losses, looming financial threats and a large, contested refund from the I.R.S.

Newly obtained tax information reveals that from 1985 to 1994, Donald J. Trump’s businesses were in far bleaker condition than was previously known.

Maryanne Trump Barry faced complaints of judicial misconduct after a New York Times investigation found she had engaged in fraudulent tax schemes with her siblings.

A phony business the Trumps created to siphon wealth from their empire drove up the rent for thousands living in their buildings.

Based on a trove of confidential financial records, the Times report offers the first comprehensive look at the inherited fortune and tax dodges that guaranteed Donald Trump a gilded life.

Knock knock. Did you hear the one about how investigative reporter Susanne Craig got her first page one story?

Mr. Viola, a billionaire Wall Street trader and West Point graduate, withdrew his name from consideration, citing business conflicts.

Vincent Viola has been negotiating to swap his airline interest for a stake in a charter company with millions of dollars in government contracts.

Donald J. Trump’s stock holdings are not a significant portion of his business empire, but the sale described by a spokesman would alleviate some concerns about his conflicts.