President Donald Trump's eldest son, Donald Trump Jr., is the latest to invest in the Enhanced Games, which critics call the "Steroid Olympics." The Enhanced Games would allow natural athletes and athletes who use legal performance-enhancing drugs,

A group led by Donald Trump Jr. is infusing funding and some political muscle into the Enhanced Games, a sports festival that would hold track, swimming and other events free of anti-doping measures.

Capital fund, the eldest son of the US president will contribute several million dollars to this controversial event, the first of which could be held as early as the end of the year.

The Enhanced Games, a drug inclusive alternative to the Olympics, has bagged Trump family funding as 1789 Capital leads a new funding round. The venture fund is led by investment bank Farvahar Partners CEO Omeed Malik,

"The Enhanced Games is about excellence, innovation and American dominance on the world stage–something the MAGA movement is all about"

Donald Trump Jr. has invested in the Enhanced Games, a doping-friendly alternative to the Olympics, sparking debate over ethics, athlete safety, and sports integrity, according to the Financial Times.

Donald Trump Jr.'s 1789 Capital has invested in the Enhanced Games, an Olympic-style sporting event that will allow performance-enhancing drugs.

Donald Trump’s son has backed a proposed sports event for athletes using performance enhancing drugs as the US president shakes up health policy and sports governance. The Enhanced Games, dubbed by critics as the “steroid Olympics”,

Trump Jr reportedly made a multi-million dollar investment in an upcoming sporting event for athletes who consume performance-enhancing drugs.