https://www.forbes.com/sites/saradorn/2025/10/24/trump-friend-donates-130-million-to-help-pay-military-during-shutdown/
Topline The Pentagon accepted a $130 million anonymous donation from a “friend” of President Donald Trump to help pay military members during the government shutdown, a Defense Department spokesperson said Friday —though the amount will cover only a fraction of the pay owed to soldiers. Key Facts Trump revealed the donation Thursday and the Pentagon

Trump Administration Accepts $130 Million Donation For Military Pay During Shutdown
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