Senator Curtis Requests Subpoena for Donald Trump Jr., Seeks Probe into Presidential Family Business Dealings

Colorado Springs Pueblo, CO, September 22, 2026 —

Washington D.C. – U.S. Senator John Curtis (R-Utah) has officially asked the Senate Judiciary Committee to issue a subpoena for Donald Trump Jr. as part of a broader inquiry into the business dealings of presidential families. The request stems from recent reports alleging that a Russian oligarch provided funding for elements of Donald Trump Jr.’s wedding celebration.

Senator Curtis’s formal request targets the Senate Judiciary Committee, urging them to compel testimony from Donald Trump Jr. and to scrutinize financial and business activities associated with presidential families. The specifics of the business dealings to be investigated are not detailed in the request.

The impetus for this proposed investigation appears to be a published report indicating that a Russian oligarch allegedly contributed funds towards components of Donald Trump Jr.’s wedding. Further details regarding the amount of funding, the specific aspects of the wedding that may have been covered, or the identity of the Russian oligarch were not provided in the summary of the trend. Similarly, the exact timeline for Senator Curtis’s request to the committee and any subsequent actions taken by the committee were not specified.

The Senate Judiciary Committee has not yet publicly commented on Senator Curtis’s request, nor has Donald Trump Jr. or representatives for the Trump family. Information regarding the contractor involved in the wedding or any inspection outcomes related to potential business improprieties was not included in the provided summary.

Senator Curtis’s move signifies a call for increased transparency and accountability concerning the financial entanglements of individuals closely connected to the presidency.

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