A U.S. appeals court on Tuesday directed Deutsche Bank AG and Capital One Financial to comply with subpoenas from Congressional Democrats demanding U.S. President Donald Trump’s financial records. Lawmakers contend the requests are part of a wider investigation into money laundering and foreign influence over U.S. politics.
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Court orders Deutsche Bank to turn over Trump’s financial records
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