The Supreme Court will hear Donald Trump's appeals to fight subpoenas from the House and New York prosecutors for his financial records, NBC News reports.
Lower courts have ordered the release of the records, but the orders have been on hold. Manhattan district attorney Cyrus Vance is trying to get a decade's worth of tax returns and financial documents as part of his investigation into hush money payments made to the two women who claim to have had extramarital affairs with Trump. The House has issued subpoenas for financial documents from his accountants as well as Deutsche Bank and Capital One.
By accepting the appeals now, the Supreme Court is on track to hear them this session, probably in March 2020. Their decision could come in June.