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Katy Tur

Trump ordered to pay $2M after misusing his charity in 'shocking pattern of illegality'

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President Donald Trump must pay a $2 million judgment for improperly using his Trump Foundation to further his 2016 presidential campaign, a New York state judge ruled Thursday. The order appears to bring to an end the New York attorney general's lawsuit against the president and three of his adult children over the now-shuttered foundation, which the attorney general alleged had engaged in repeated "self-dealing."Nov. 7, 2019

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