TOI Correspondent from Washington: Growing allegations that the Trump family is drunk with power took a new high this week following a Forbes report that US military stores are now selling Trump-branded wines. The controversy erupted after the magazine reported that Trump-labelled wines and ciders had appeared on shelves of duty free stores for military personnel in Washington DC and Centreville, Virginia ahead of the holiday season. Administration officials confirmed the sales but maintained it did not violate any laws. Trump surrogates insisted the products, like many other Trump branded goods, were part of a licensing arrangement, and the President’ had no role in the same. However, watchdog groups decried the sales as a blatant monetization of federal facilities, even if no direc

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