Faa'iidooyinka Madaxweynaha Trump iyo Su'aalaha ku saabsan Ganacsiga Macluumaadka

Xildhibaano iyo hoggaamiyayaal caalami ah ayaa dhaleeceeyay qorshayaasha dhaqaale ee Trump iyo FIFA

Warbixinada 2025 ayaa muujinaya in Madaxweynaha Donald Trump uu helay in ka badan $US2.2 bilyan oo doolar iyada oo loo maray mashaariic qoyskiisa ay maamulaan. Shirkaddiisa Trump Media and Technology Group ayaa ku dhawaaqday iib gelinta marin-hore ee qoraalladiisa baraha bulshada.

Dhaleeceyn Xildhibaano ka yimaada Xisbiga Jamhuuriga

Shirkadda Trump Media and Technology Group waxay ku dhawaaqday qorshe ay ku iibinayso marin-hore ee qoraallada madaxweynaha illaa $US100,000 bishii. Senator Lisa Murkowski ayaa tilmaantay qorshahaas inuu yahay 'wild' oo ah mid aan munaasib ahayn.

Senator Bill Cassidy wuxuu yiri qorshahaasu waa 'a form of buying access'. Senator Susan Collins ayaa tiri tani 'does not sound appropriate'. Dhaleeceyntu waxay ka timid xubno xisbigiisa ah oo u arinaya mid aan haboonayn.

Qorshihii FIFA ee Infantino oo dhacay

Gianni Infantino wuxuu soo jeediyay qorshe $US4.2 bilyan ah oo ay ku gaaraysiin lahaayeen Koobka Adduunka, shirkadna waxaa hogaaminayay Joshua Kushner. Ururka kubadda cagta Yurub wuxuu hanjabay inuu qaadayo tallaabo sharci ah.

Hoggaamiyayaasha sida Andy Burnham iyo Mark Carney ayaa muujiyay diidmo. Carney wuxuu yiri 'no confidence' ayuu u qaba FIFA. Infantino ayaa ugu dambeyntii meesha ka saaray qorshahaas.

Ganacsigii Saliidda iyo Baaritaanka Su'aalaha leh

Maalintii March 23, qandaraasyo saliid ah oo qiimahoodu ahaa $US580 milyan ayaa la iibsaday, qiimahana wuxuu ka dhacay $US100 ilaa $US89. Muggu wuxuu ahaa sagaal jibaar celceliska. Trump ayaa daqiiqado kadib ku dhawaaqay wada-hadal.

Tehran ayaa diiday hadalka, qiimahana kacay. Mukesh Sahdev wuxuu yiri 'to place so much money on oil going down raises questions'. Congressman Ritchie Torres ayaa SEC u qoray inay tahay 'one of the largest instances of insider trading in history'.

President Trump's 2025 financial filings reveal more than $US2.2 billion in personal earnings, while his company's plan to sell early access to his social media posts has drawn sharp criticism from Republican senators who warn the presidency should not be used to accumulate private wealth.

A President Who Collects the Spoils

Trump's 2025 filings show he pocketed more than $US2.2 billion through ventures run by his family, including everything from Bibles to mobile phones and cryptocurrency investments. His company, Trump Media and Technology Group, recently announced plans to sell early access to his social media posts for up to $US100,000 a month, a move that has drawn sharp criticism from within his own party.

Republican senators have voiced strong objections to the scheme. Senator Lisa Murkowski called the plan 'wild', arguing the presidency should not be used as a tool for accumulating personal wealth. Senator Bill Cassidy described it as 'a form of buying access', while Senator Susan Collins simply stated it 'does not sound appropriate'. The identities of the subscribers to the early access service remain undisclosed.

The Oil Futures Mystery

On March 23, a massive volume of oil futures contracts was pushed through the market, with about $US580 million worth of Brent crude and West Texas Intermediate contracts changing hands, sending prices from just under $US100 a barrel to $US89. The trading volume was around nine times the normal level, with precise bets on the direction of both oil and equity markets.

Within minutes, Trump announced via Truth Social that he had 'VERY GOOD AND PRODUCTIVE CONVERSATIONS' with Tehran over a 'COMPLETE AND TOTAL RESOLUTION' to hostilities. Hours later, Tehran refuted the claims and oil prices began climbing, sparking calls for an investigation. The Securities and Exchange Commission has refused to confirm whether it has an active investigation underway, leaving the identity of those behind the trading a mystery five months later.

Tax Immunity and Defence Contracts

The acting head of the US Department of Justice, Todd Blanche, finalised an arrangement under which Trump cannot be audited or examined by the IRS for any year up until May this year. The immunity deal was negotiated in exchange for Trump dropping his $US10 billion lawsuit against the IRS, with estimates suggesting the agreement could excuse the president from paying hundreds of millions of dollars in tax on last year's earnings.

Meanwhile, a Washington Post expose revealed that government contracts awarded to companies in which Eric and Donald Trump Jr have an association have grown to $US3.2 billion, a more-than-threefold increase since Trump's second term. Columbia Law professor Joshua Mitts told Bloomberg that trading on national security information in prediction markets is 'quite possible', as a study discovered transactions generating profits of about $US143 million.