BREAKING: The Supreme Court has agreed to hear three separate court cases involving demands for access to President Trump’s financial and tax records
Trump’s legal team, which had urged the court to intervene in the three cases, hailed the justices’ action.
In a statement, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said Democrats are "confident" the Supreme Court will "uphold the Constitution, the rulings of the lower courts and ensure that Congressional oversight can proceed." A divided federal appeals court panel in Washington upheld the Oversight panel’s subpoena in October, issuingHouse lawyers said the details on Trump’s financial dealings could help efforts to tighten financial disclosure laws and to regulate what so-called emoluments presidents and other officials can accept from foreign sources.
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