Apple and Meta asked to resubmit data… US Democrats review additional measures
Original headline애플·메타 자료 재요구…미 민주당, 추가 조치 검토
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Senator Richard Blumenthal has renewed his demand for records from Apple ($AAPL) and Meta ($META) over their donations to President Donald Trump's White House ballroom project, warning that the Senate subcommittee will consider further measures if the companies do not comply voluntarily. The request, detailed in an official statement, targets the technology firms and other publicly identified donors to the ballroom effort. Blumenthal stopped short of confirming a subpoena, saying only that the subcommittee may pursue other steps to secure the requested documents and information. The standoff matters because it signals congressional scrutiny of corporate ties to the Trump White House could escalate into formal legal process. What to watch next is whether Apple and Meta hand over the records voluntarily or force the subcommittee to issue subpoenas.
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리처드 블루멘털, 애플, 메타, 도널드 트럼프, 미 민주당, 백악관, 미국 상원, AAPL (AAPL)
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