Today we're talking about former President Trump's arraignment, a settlement between

JP Morgan Chase and the victims of Jeffrey Epstein, a protest of new Reddit fees, and

other top stories for Wednesday, June 14th. Stay informed while remaining focused on Christ

with the plurover. Here's the verse of the week. Do nothing from selfish ambition or

conceit, but in humility count others more significant than yourselves.

Let's get started with some espresso shots.

Former President Trump pleaded not guilty yesterday to 37 federal charges related to

classified documents found at Mar-a-Lago. He's the first US President to face federal

criminal charges, which he has decreed as a politically motivated witch hunt.

Yesterday, Trump arrived at a heavily secured courthouse that prepared for large-scale civil unrest,

but only saw small squabbles between pro-Trump and anti-Trump groups.

Reporters outnumbered protesters outside the courthouse. The former President was taken into

custody and digitally fingerprinted before entering his not guilty plea to a magistrate judge.

He was released without travel restrictions and was not required to post bond, but was told

not to communicate with potential witnesses. After the arraignment, Trump visited with supporters

at a local Cuban restaurant before flying to New Jersey for a campaign fundraiser.

While you likely have no control over former President Trump's legal troubles,

you can control how you speak about them. Leave others with no doubt of your love for everyone

involved, even for people whose actions you do not support. Luke 6 verse 32 says,

If you love those who love you, what credit is that to you? Even sinners love those who love them.

JP Morgan Chase has reportedly reached an agreement to settle a civil lawsuit with victims of

Jeffrey Epstein. The suit claims that America's largest bank knowingly ignored red flags and

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