Eric Trump in the news: new scrutiny around Trump-linked ventures and branding while he stays active in family business and politics. Eric Frederick Trump (b. Jan 6, 1984), son of Donald and Ivana.
As of March 20, 2026, reports reveal Russia is aiding Iran with drone technology and intelligence sharing amid ongoing US-Israeli strikes on Tehran. The US has rejected Russian proposals linking Ukraine peace talks to Iran and downplays the impact of Russian-Iranian cooperation. Meanwhile, diplomatic talks continue with Russia denying intelligence sharing with Iran, despite Western intelligence assessments.
Multiple investigations reveal links between Trump family members, government contracts, and foreign investments. Concerns focus on potential conflicts of interest, influence peddling, and national security risks amid ongoing scrutiny of private and political ties.
Leo Radvinsky, billionaire owner of OnlyFans, died of cancer at 43. His death was announced on March 23, 2026, with tributes from creators. Radvinsky transformed the platform into a multibillion-dollar enterprise, supporting many content creators and maintaining a private life. His passing impacts the industry and raises questions about his legacy.
President Trump announced plans for a new presidential library in Miami, featuring a skyscraper with iconic elements like Air Force One, a golden statue, and White House recreations. The project, funded privately, aims to be a major landmark, with details and renderings released recently.
Powerus, a Florida-based drone manufacturer with ties to Eric Trump and Donald Trump Jr., is expanding into military defense amid ongoing Middle East conflict. The company is pitching drone interceptors to Gulf countries, potentially benefiting from U.S. military escalation following recent strikes against Iran. The Trump brothers' stakes could align their business interests with U.S. military needs.
Countries including the UK, France, and Gulf nations are convening to address Iran's blockade of the Strait of Hormuz, which has halted most shipping and increased global oil prices. The US is absent from talks, with UK and allies emphasizing diplomatic and military planning to restore navigation.
Ukraine has completed over 22,000 unmanned missions in three months, using ground robots and drones to capture enemy positions without infantry or casualties. President Zelensky has announced that Russian troops surrendered to robotic forces in a battlefield first. Ukraine plans to contract 25,000 new ground robots in 2026 to perform frontline logistics and combat roles, boosting its defense capabilities.
Recent reporting has shown the Iran war has significantly drained US missile and interceptor stockpiles, forcing the Pentagon to reallocate munitions from other regions and ask Congress for emergency funding. At the same time, militaries are increasing investment in low-cost drones, counter-drone systems and battlefield robots — including Ukrainian systems and US-funded autonomous drone programs.
Justin Sun has filed a lawsuit against World Liberty in California, alleging the company has secretly installed tools to prevent him from selling his tokens and threatened to delete his holdings. The dispute follows Sun's claims of token freezing and governance interference since April 2026.
Altus Property Group has parted ways with the Trump Organization over a planned US-branded tower in Surfers Paradise, citing the Iran war as a factor that has made the Trump brand toxic in Australia; the Trump Organization counters that Altus failed to meet basic financial obligations. Both sides say they remain open to future projects in Australia.