Trump probes Lewandowski over $220M DHS ads linked to Noem, citing undisclosed contracts and political use of funds.

President Donald Trump is reportedly questioning aides about whether Corey Lewandowski, a longtime adviser and former campaign manager, personally benefited from a $220 million Homeland Security ad campaign featuring former DHS Secretary Kristi Noem, who was recently fired. Trump said he was unaware of the ads and expressed displeasure with Noem’s testimony about approving them. The campaign, which included no-bid contracts awarded to firms linked to Noem and her allies, has drawn bipartisan scrutiny over potential conflicts of interest and the use of taxpayer funds for political messaging. Lewandowski denies profiting from the deals.