BREAKING: Supreme Court agrees to hear Pres. Trump’s appeal in three separate cases challenging subpoenas for his personal financial records.
Catch up on the developing stories making headlines.The Supreme Court has agreed to hear President Donald Trump’s appeal in three separate cases challenging subpoenas for his personal financial records.Oral arguments will be scheduled in March 2020, with the cases likely decided by June 2020.
The court also extended a stay on lower court orders mandating compliance with the subpoenas until the case is decided.
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