Katherine Sullivan

We're looking at all the ways President Trump's businesses and allies stand to benefit from the government's coronavirus response.

The coronavirus bailout will cost $2 trillion. We'll be following the money.

Five former city employees and a former Trump Organization employee say the company used middlemen to pay bribes to New York City property tax assessors.

It's not just that the president has mixed his business and governing. It's that the way Trump does business is spreading across the government. 

How a six-figure pledge and a private dinner at the Trump International Hotel led to a pressure campaign in Ukraine and the impeachment of the president.

Prosecutors are investigating whether the Trump family business overcharged Donald Trump's inaugural committee — a story first reported by Trump, Inc.

To understand Jared Kushner, you need to know his full family story.

Three women recall Gordon Sondland made unwanted sexual contact in business settings.

The impeachment inquiry focuses on whether or not there was a quid pro quo. We look at the same events from a different vantage point: The business interests at play.

Everyone wants Trump's tax documents. We got a hold of some from his business and compared them to lending disclosures. Experts could not explain the discrepancies.

Rudy Giuliani has been looking for "corruption" in Ukraine. It's easy to find among the very people he's befriended.

Trump, Inc. examines Brad Parscale, a web designer turned digital strategist turned presidential avatar with a knack for personal invention that rivals that of his boss.

This week, our podcast with ProPublica looks at how Trump has taken his way of doing business to the government.

Part of President Trump's tax law, opportunity zones are meant to spur new investment in poor areas by reducing taxes for the wealthy. How much those communities will benefit is unclear.

McCabe talks about going after Russian organized crime in Brighton Beach as a young agent — and how some of those characters showed up in the Mueller report.

The bank kept writing checks even after Trump defaulted on loans. Now, Congressional investigators are going to court to uncover the financial records behind their relationship.

A look at Trump’s tax data from his early years gives us a road map of what his current forms might tell us.

Spending taxpayer money at Mar-a-Lago is a such a "headache," the State Department got a special credit card for visits to the president's private club.