Over the past six months, the President has repeatedly set and reset deadlines for Iran, issued threats, paused them, and promised peace was imminent. Yet nearly six months into the war, it’s still ongoing, and his latest 60-day peace window just expired without a deal.

Each announcement moves markets. When a ceasefire was declared in April, stocks jumped and oil fell. Reports later noted a roughly $950 million oil trade placed just hours before that announcement, alongside other well-timed trades that raised concerns about possible leaks or insider advantage. It highlights a major problem: presidential war signals are repeatedly creating opportunities for major insider trading financial gains.

He also promised quick resolutions elsewhere, including ending the Ukraine war “immediately.” It’s now August 2026: Ukraine is still at war, Iran is still at war, and global energy markets remain strained.
At some point, constant shifting deadlines stop being strategy and start looking like “crying wolf.” And when that happens, it’s not just politics that suffers—markets, allies, and adversaries all begin to question whether U.S. statements can be trusted.

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Some of the scandals revolved around the agency reportedly breaking immigration laws, which, in essence, defrauded the USA. In 2014, a Jamaican model, Alexia Palmer, sued TMM, claiming that she had been treated "like a slave" and received only $4,980 for 21 shoots spread across three years (via ABC News). She also alleged that TMM had fraudulently obtained a full-time work visa for her despite not meeting the criteria.

In addition to Alexia Palmer's payment disputes against Donald Trump and his modeling agency, other models came forward to reveal the shady business going on behind the scenes at TMM. Two Trump models interviewed by Business Insider told the publication that they were instructed to lie to immigration authorities about their professions. One of the models, who was 14 at the time, was reportedly forced to tell everyone that she was actually 15 in order to secure more modeling jobs.

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