Today marks day three of President Donald Trump's trip to the Middle East. While today, he will visit the United Arab Emirates, his visit to Qatar and Saudi Arabia are stirring a lot of conversation around new deals with countries in the region.

Trump’s plan to accept a plane from Qatar raises a raft of questions about the scope of laws that relate to gifts from foreign governments, legal experts said.

The Qatari royal family's willingness to transfer a jet worth roughly $400 million to the U.S. to temporarily serve as Air Force One is just one aspect of President Trump's financial entanglement with the Middle Eastern nation.

Trump is in the Middle East for his first major overseas trip of his second term. Deals are high on his agenda.

Rep. Dusty Johnson (R-S.D.) joins Meet the Press NOW to talk about his concerns over President Trump saying he will accept a $400 million luxury jet from Qatar. NBC News Senior White House Correspondent Garrett Haake reports on the latest from the president’s Middle East visit.

U.S. President Donald Trump secured a $600 billion commitment from Saudi Arabia to invest in the United States on the first day of a four-day tour of the Gulf, opening the way for a series of business deals.

In Riyadh, US president focuses on business, shifting from Biden’s policy that prioritised Saudi Arabian-Israeli ties.

Qatar's ambassador to the US HE Sheikh Meshal bin Hamad al-Thani affirmed that President Donald Trump's visit to Doha is a significant step in strengthening