Democrats are set to examine Donald Trump's finances, zeroing in on a $500 million crypto transaction that went through just before he took office in 2025.
The big headline? A 49% stake in World Liberty Financial was signed for by an Abu Dhabi investor, months later, the United Arab Emirates secured access to advanced US AI chips.
Senate investigators want documents by January 4, 2027, to see who really benefited.
World Liberty Financial faces subpoenas
The timing gives lawmakers a reason to ask whether the two were connected.
If World Liberty Financial doesn't hand over information, subpoenas might be next.
Meanwhile, the White House is challenging the planned inquiries and warning Rep. Robert Garcia that using investigations to intimidate officials could cross a legal line.