BREAKING: Judge orders President Trump to pay $2M as part of civil lawsuit

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President Donald Trump has been ordered by a New York State judge to pay $2 million to a group of nonprofit organizations as part of a settlement in a civil lawsuit stemming from persistent violations of state charities laws.

The order stems from a New York attorney general complaint that alleged the Trump Foundation conflated charity with politics.

The article goes on to state the following:

The foundation has already agreed to cease operations and must pay the two million to a consortium of nonprofit organizations.

UPDATE: Trump was just ordered to pay $2 million to settle this case. https://t.co/QRiI7fRcwA pic.twitter.com/5g94J082rO

— Public Citizen (@Public_Citizen) November 7, 2019

BREAKING: Pres. Trump ordered by New York State judge to pay $2 million to a group of nonprofit organizations as part of a settlement in a civil lawsuit stemming from persistent violations of state charities laws. https://t.co/BDtIFaygYE

— ABC News (@ABC) November 7, 2019

In the Trump Foundation case, the NY Court issues a finding that $2.8 million in charitable funds “was used for Mr. Trump’s political campaign and disbursed by Mr. Trump’s campaign staff, rather than by the Foundation…”https://t.co/mJycgSlK16

— Seth Hanlon (@SethHanlon) November 7, 2019

BREAKING: A judge in New York orders President Donald Trump to pay $2 million for misusing his charitable foundation.

— The Associated Press (@AP) November 7, 2019

A judge has ordered Trump to pay $2 million to nonprofit orgs as part of a settlement with the NY AG’s office to resolve a lawsuit that alleged “persistent” violations of charities law that included unlawful coordination with the 2016 Trump campaign.https://t.co/0Z94M5VzeM

— Kyle Griffin (@kylegriffin1) November 7, 2019

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