"New York AG Uncovers Omissions in Trump Organization's Subpoena Response"

The New York attorney general's office has identified "likely omissions" in the Trump Organization's response to subpoenas in the ongoing fraud case against former President Donald Trump and his associates, including his former chief financial officer, Allen Weisselberg. Forbes published evidence contradicting Weisselberg's testimony, showing that he lied about Trump's penthouse apartment and played a role in overvaluing it. The attorney general's office has suggested a forensic examination of Trump Organization data to ensure all required documents were produced. Meanwhile, evidence presented in court revealed that Deutsche Bank fell for Trump's lies about his net worth, and a company planning to merge with Trump Media & Technology Group has withdrawn two years of financial statements.