Sen. John Curtis urges Senate Judiciary probe of Trump and Biden family business ties

Republican Senator John Curtis of Utah has formally requested that the Senate Judiciary Committee launch investigations into the business activities of former President Donald Trump and former President Joe Biden. In a letter addressed to the committee’s leadership, Curtis asked that the panel issue subpoenas compelling Donald Trump Jr. and Hunter Biden to appear before Congress and provide testimony regarding their respective financial dealings.

Curtis cited recent reports alleging that foreign interests have sought to exploit the business relationships of both Trump Jr. and Biden’s son, prompting his call for a bipartisan inquiry. The senator’s appeal underscores growing congressional interest in scrutinizing potential conflicts of interest tied to the families of the nation’s two most recent presidents, and it may set the stage for further legislative oversight if the Judiciary Committee decides to act on the request.