Democrats plot subpoenas over Trump's multi-billion-dollar finance network

Democrats are preparing a sweeping congressional audit of President Trump and his inner circle, aiming to use subpoenas to scrutinize his $2.2 billion financial disclosure, which includes crypto ventures, royalties, licensing deals, and foreign arrangements. They intend to target Trump family members, appointees, and allies who can be compelled to testify, arguing the sprawling portfolio raises conflicts of interest. Trump defends the investments as managed by outside advisers, while Republicans warn the probes could become a partisan fishing expedition amid a broader anti-billionaire push in U.S. politics.