Trump rakes in over $320 million in private donations for ballroom amid legal battle
The nonprofit organization collecting private donations for President Donald Trump’s new ballroom in the White House and other projects in Washington, D.C., has seen contributions skyrocket, according to IRS filings. The Trust for the Na…
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