Questionable or potentially unlawful conduct, 2016–2026 — stripped of names and presented as acts, so it can be shown to anyone of any political persuasion and judged on the record alone.
Comprehensive, category-by-category inventory — self-dealing, abuse of office, classified material, campaign finance, election interference, obstruction, adjudicated findings, fraud, pardons, foreign policy. Every item carries a neutral act description, a legal-status label, and a source.
Focused deep-dive on family financial self-dealing and conflicts of interest — foreign payments to family properties, trademarks, pay-to-play, government spending at family properties, emoluments-type flows. Strictly de-named in the prose.
Adjudicated a court, verdict, plea, settlement, or official finding. Documented primary evidence / multiple credible outlets, no adjudication. Alleged asserted, not independently established.
Items that were dismissed, reversed, or produced no findings are set aside in an appendix so the list stays defensible rather than cherry-picked.