Supreme Court Will Hear Trump's Tax Returns Cases

The High Court is set to decide if President Trump can keep his tax and financial records private. Subpoenas have been issued by three House committees and Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus Vance for these records, but none were sent directly to Trump. In response, Trump has filed lawsuits to prevent banks and his accounting firm from complying. The subpoenas are part of an investigation into alleged hush money payments. Court arguments are scheduled for late March, with a ruling expected by June.

What is the High Court deciding regarding President Trump's financial records?

• If they can remain private

• Whether to increase their security

• Whether to release them to the public

• If they should be destroyed

Who issued subpoenas for President Trump's financial records?

• The FBI

• The Supreme Court

• Three house committees and the Manhattan District Attorney

• The President himself

Which banks did President Trump file lawsuits against to prevent compliance with subpoenas?

• Deutsche Bank and Capital One

• Bank of America and Wells Fargo

• HSBC and Barclays

• Chase and Citibank

What is the Manhattan District Attorney's office investigating?

• Election interference

• Alleged hush money payments

• Tax evasion

• Real estate fraud

When are the arguments regarding the investigation expected to take place?

• In early March

• In late March

• In May

• In April