Congress Probes Amazon's $40M Melania Trump Documentary Over Bribery Concerns

U.S. lawmakers, led by Senator Elizabeth Warren, have formally questioned Amazon about its $40 million acquisition of a Melania Trump documentary, suspecting potential bribery linked to favorable treatment from the Trump administration. The deal's unprecedented cost for a commissioned documentary has raised alarms about possible pay-to-play arrangements, involving White House renovation donations and inauguration luggage contributions. Congressional inquiries and the March 30 deadline for Amazon's response will determine whether legal violations occurred and set future standards on corporate political dealings.
In this story
Timeline · 81d ago
80d ago
1 article · Raw Story
81d ago
1 article · Fast Company
0 Comments
Sign in to join the discussion
No comments yet
Be the first to share your thoughts
More politics Stories

Sheinbaum Denies Imputations Against Mexican Officials in Ongoing Investigations
politics · 5h ago

Mexican Governors Rocha and Campos Summoned for Drug Trafficking and CIA Investigation
politics · 2d ago

Kash Patel Faces Multiple Investigations and Lawsuits Over Alleged Abuse of Power and Personal Conduct
politics · 20d ago

Trump and Xi Hold High-Stakes Beijing Summit on Trade, Iran, and Taiwan
politics · 10d ago

John Bolton to Plead Guilty in Classified Documents Case Today
politics · 1d ago

Adam Hamawy Wins New Jersey Primary, Likely to Join US Congress as Pro-Palestine Representative
politics · 10h ago
Ben Ray Luján
Kevin Warren
Brett Ratner
Dan Goldman
Pramila Jayapal
Amazon
The Hill
Donald Trump
Jeff Bezos
Disney