Donald Trump lost in court again, but as usual, he’s delaying his way into something like a win. A federal judge ruled Tuesday that the Treasury Department could disclose Trump's tax returns to Congress. But District Judge Trevor McFadden, a Trump appointee, put his ruling on hold for 14 days while Trump appeals. And assuming Trump loses that appeal, he’ll likely appeal to the Supreme Court, all with a goal of dragging out the process until the possibility of a Republican-controlled Congress in January 2023. Trump is losing regularly and decisively, though, with another recent loss on his claim of executive privilege to block the Jan. 6 select committee from getting his documents. In his efforts to keep his tax returns from the House Ways and Means Committee, he was “wrong on the law,” McFadden wrote, as a “long line of Supreme Court cases requires great deference to facially valid congressional inquiries.” Read more