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Even if the jet from Qatar were free, this arrangement would still be a legal and ethical mess. But the free plane also wouldn’t be free.

The U.S. has grown closer to Qatar in recent years, so much so that the tiny nation has been at the forefront of high-stakes peace negotiations between global powers.

Trump is brushing off bipartisan backlash over a $400 million Boeing 747 gifted by Qatar—insisting the luxurious aircraft isn’t for him, but for the country.

Some Republican lawmakers are expressing concern over the Qatari royal family gifting President Trump a luxury jet. NBC News’ Julie Tsirkin reports more details from Capitol Hill. New York Times ...

Senate Majority Leader John Thune and GOP firebrand senators are among those voicing discomfort with the deal.

The president sought to cast the transaction as a win for U.S. taxpayers amid mounting criticism from his allies.