Conflict of Interest
Coverage of Conflict of Interest in the Nexus archive.
- Americans disgusted at Trump earning $1bn from crypto as president: ‘Obviously a grift’
Donald Trump has earned more than $1bn from his crypto businesses since returning to the White House, according to recent financial disclosures. Over 400 Americans expressed outrage, disgust, and despair at their president's fortune amid concerns about conflict of interest.
- Crypto and stock stakes: key takeaways from Trump’s financial disclosures
Donald Trump earned over $1bn from crypto and $2.2bn total last year, according to financial disclosures. Concerns arise over potential conflict of interest as Trump has advocated for crypto industry deregulation.
- NYC Councilwoman failed to disclose free rent on luxe Queens pad, records show: ‘Raises conflict of interest concerns’
An NYC councilwoman running for Congress failed to disclose that a political consultant provided her a free, long-term apartment at a Queens condo complex, according to government watchdogs. The omission raises conflict of interest concerns.
- School leaders say Philly’s charter school oversight is flawed. But fixing it is hard.
Philly's charter school oversight system faces criticism for inconsistency and bias, with tensions between charter and district leaders leading to legal battles and operational challenges. Over five years, only one charter school has closed despite multiple others failing academic or financial standards, while an independent investigation highlighted conflicts of interest in the district's dual role of funding and regulating schools.
- Pentagon’s $9B Dell deal sparks Trump conflict of interest concerns
The Pentagon's $9.7 billion contract with Dell for Microsoft software and cloud services has raised conflict of interest concerns due to President Trump's promotion of Dell's products and significant stock purchases.
- Nacc chief Paul Brereton resigns as head of anti-corruption body
Paul Brereton, Australia’s first national anti-corruption commissioner, resigns in July due to criticism of potential conflicts of interest, which he claims are diverting attention from the commission’s core purpose of strengthening integrity.
- US Senate Bans Senators From Trading on Prediction Markets
The US Senate has banned its members from trading on prediction markets to prevent conflicts of interest and potential insider trading. The policy aims to ensure ethical conduct and transparency among lawmakers.
- U.S. Senators Vote to Ban Themselves from Trading on Prediction Markets
U.S. Senators voted to prohibit themselves from trading on prediction markets to avoid conflicts of interest. The bipartisan legislation aims to prevent lawmakers from profiting off political outcomes. The bill passed with strong support and has sparked discussion about transparency in government.
- Senator Warren questions Commerce Secretary Lutnick on Tether loan to family
Senator Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) questioned Commerce Secretary Harvey Lutnick about a $500,000 loan from cryptocurrency company Tether to her family, which is under investigation for potential conflicts of interest. The loan, reportedly made in 2013, has raised concerns about ethical violations and misuse of influence.
- Trump's Billion Dollar Crypto Empire Could Kill The CLARITY Act
Donald J. Trump's potential conflict of interest due to his billion-dollar cryptocurrency investments could hinder passage of the CLARITY Act, a proposed U.S. legislation aimed at regulating crypto transactions. Critics argue his financial ties to the industry may prevent meaningful oversight, raising concerns about regulatory capture.
- Is the "Crypto Purge" at Twitter simply an algorithm glitch—or a massive Conflict of Interest?
A reported 'Crypto Purge' at Twitter is being questioned as either an algorithmic error or a potential conflict of interest. The article, submitted by a Reddit user, raises concerns about the motivations behind the removal of cryptocurrency-related content.
- How Trump and his family keep profiting from his presidency
The article examines how Trump and his family members have continued to generate profits through various business ventures and properties during his presidency. It highlights potential conflicts of interest and financial benefits that have accrued to the Trump family while he held the office.