When the son of a sitting American president accepts a lavish wedding celebration funded by a Kremlin-decorated oligarch, the line between private friendship and public consequence becomes difficult to hold. In the Bahamas this spring, Umar Kremlev — head of the International Boxing Association and recipient of Putin's Order of Friendship — underwrote roughly $170,000 in festivities for Donald Trump Jr. and his new wife Bettina. The couple calls it generosity; history calls it a pattern. In a democracy still reckoning with the shadow of foreign interference, even the most personal celebrations