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Republican Senator Urges Congress to Investigate Donald Trump Jr.

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What happened

The New York Times reports that Senator John Curtis of Utah asked the Senate Judiciary Committee, in a letter, to subpoena the sons of President Trump and former President Joseph R. Biden Jr.

Latest development

In a letter, John Curtis of Utah called for the Senate Judiciary Committee to subpoena the sons of President Trump and former President Joseph R. Biden Jr.

Why it matters

Curtis’s request encompasses sons of both President Trump and former President Biden, rather than only Donald Trump Jr., according to The New York Times.

Known / unclear

Still unclear

Will the Senate Judiciary Committee act on Curtis’s subpoena request?

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Sources

Compiled from 2 independent publishers The New York Times · Al Jazeera

Where sources differ

The New York Times describes a request for subpoenas covering sons of both presidents; Al Jazeera frames Curtis’s letter as a call to probe Donald Trump Jr.’s business dealings and a rare intraparty accountability effort.

What happens next

  • Any Senate Judiciary Committee decision on Curtis’s request to subpoena President Trump’s sons.
  • Any Senate Judiciary Committee decision on Curtis’s request to subpoena former President Biden’s sons.

Bottom line

Curtis has made a bipartisan-family subpoena request, but the reporting records a senator’s letter rather than any committee action.

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