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Donald Trump had declared that he personally financed the party hall with the help of friends. The White House had previously released a partial list of donors.
The names of the main donors to Donald Trump's party room have been revealed. This is a list that the Washington Post has seen, which includes contributors who have so far remained in the shadows, who have benefited from regulatory decisions, government contracts and, in one case, from the pardon granted to a family member.
According to the document, tech giants Nvidia and Apple paid $25 million each, the highest amount recorded. The same sum was donated by the Adelson family, one of the Republican Party's most important donor dynasties, and by billionaire Charles Ergen, co-founder and president of the telecommunications company Dish Network.
Trump's name does not appear on the list, although the president declared that he personally contributed to the financing of the work. “It's paid for 100 percent by me and some friends of mine,” he said last year, a few days after demolition of the East Wing began. Last October, the White House announced the names of 37 people, companies and foundations that had made donations, without however specifying the size of the individual contributions.

Profile of Silvano Larini, key figure in the Mani Pulite investigation and the PSI's 'Protection Account'. Architect and entrepreneur, he was linked to Bettino Craxi and involved in legal proceedings for illicit financing of the party.

President Mattarella promulgated the law on National Paper Recycling Day, criticizing however the excessive increase in legislative anniversaries, which today amount to 51, placing an excessive burden on the educational activities of schools.

Matteo Renzi, leader of Italia Viva, claims on X that the center-left can win the elections thanks to the contribution of his party. He underlines the importance of concrete measures for families and invites us to overcome controversies for victory.
President Sergio Mattarella promulgated the law for National Paper Recycling Day, but sent a warning to the presidents of the Chambers against the legislative proliferation of celebratory days, which overload school activities.

Peruvian President Keiko Fujimori's popularity drops to 28.3% in October, down 14.5 points. Disapproval rises to 53.6%, fueled by concerns about crime, the economy and alignment with US security policies.

The House approved the bill on family caregivers at first reading with 153 votes in favour. The text introduces protections for those who care for non-self-sufficient family members, but the opposition contests the scarcity of funds and the restrictive access criteria.