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Bibles, cologne, and sneakers: All the ways Trump makes money
Narrative Analysis: Transfer
Welcome to Thursday’s edition of Washington Secrets, your deep dive into the nation’s politics and power. Today, we go beyond the headlines in Donald Trump’s latest financial disclosures, and we wonder whether he should be announcing that he is planning a “really long speech” on Saturday. We are off tomorrow but back in harness on []
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NDTV
· Jul 1, 2026
Trump Took In About $1.2 Billion From Crypto Businesses Last Year
Trump also took in millions last year from selling Trump-branded Bibles, sneakers and other small items in another unprecedented move for the presidency. The sale of Trump-branded watches alone...
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Aaron Schwartz / REUTERSPresident Donald Trump fans looking for merchandise at his Great American State Fair may be surprised by a glaring omission.The president’s face was curiously missing from the merch selection at his sparsely attended fair at the National Mall in Washington, D.C., according to USA Today.The fair offered a variety of items, from t-shirts and hats to scarves and bags, emblazoned with the words “freedom” or “America,” as well as the numbers 26 and 250. The merchandise ranged from 35 for a shirt to 200 for a sports jersey.Read more at The Daily Beast.
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· Jul 10, 2026
Walmart denies Trump’s claim that he pressured them into price cuts
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Supermarché chic! How France's Monoprix, Carrefour and Super U trump Tesco, Asda and Lidl for fashion - with espadrilles, Breton stripes and lingerie the best buys
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Nick Bruni always liked the idea of being his own boss.
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Related coverage for "Bibles, cologne, and sneakers: All the ways Trump makes money": NDTV — Trump Took In About $1.2 Billion From Crypto Businesses Last Year. The Daily Beast — Trump’s Empty Fair Delivers Another Embarrassing Snub. DNyuz — Walmart denies Trump’s claim that he pressured them into price cuts. Libertarian Institute — Billionaire Welfare Queens and Their Sycophants. Daily Mail — Supermarché chic! How France's Monoprix, Carrefour and Super U trump Tesco, Asda and Lidl for fashion - with espadrilles, Breton stripes and lingerie the best buys. Entrepreneur.com — Inspired By His Dad’s 1990s eBay Business, He’s Flipping Products Into Millions of Dollars a Year: ‘I Was Hooked On Selling’