Supreme Court justices could agree to or decline to consider President Trump’s legal efforts to block subpoenas seeking access to his financial records
Appellate rulings upheld the subpoenas, leaving the high court as the president’s last hope to stop House investigators and state prosecutors from probing Mr. Trump’s financial dealings dating back nearly a decade, and potentially longer.
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