Trump ruled to have committed financial fraud; Government shutdown threat looms; Menendez pleads not guilty; Ohio abortion ban heads to court; U.S. soldier expelled from North Korea back in custody

A New York judge ruled that Donald Trump committed financial fraud by inflating the value of his assets to obtain loans and other deals. This accelerates the fraud case against him.
House Speaker Kevin McCarthy said he does not see support to pass a Senate funding bill to avert a government shutdown. He wants the House GOP to pass its own stopgap measure.
Senator Bob Menendez pleaded not guilty to federal corruption charges related to taking bribes from businessmen.
The Ohio Supreme Court will hear arguments over the state's 6-week abortion ban that is currently paused but could be reinstated soon.
An American soldier who fled to North Korea, Travis King, is back in U.S. custody after being expelled by Pyongyang over the border into China.

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Trump ruled to have committed financial fraud; Government shutdown threat looms; Menendez pleads not guilty; Ohio abortion ban heads to court; U.S. soldier expelled from North Korea back in custody

A New York judge ruled that Donald Trump committed financial fraud by inflating the value of his assets to obtain loans and other deals. This accelerates the fraud case against him.
House Speaker Kevin McCarthy said he does not see support to pass a Senate funding bill to avert a government shutdown. He wants the House GOP to pass its own stopgap measure.
Senator Bob Menendez pleaded not guilty to federal corruption charges related to taking bribes from businessmen.
The Ohio Supreme Court will hear arguments over the state's 6-week abortion ban that is currently paused but could be reinstated soon.
An American soldier who fled to North Korea, Travis King, is back in U.S. custody after being expelled by Pyongyang over the border into China.