US Domestic News: Key Developments Unveiled

This summary highlights significant recent events in US domestic affairs, including a fraud indictment, a bomb threat incident, revelations about Jeffrey Epstein's accounts, Dick Cheney's death, election results, a court ruling on property purchases, a historic government shutdown, a tragic UPS plane crash, trade discussions by Trump, and Democratic wins.

Former GWG Chair Bradley Heppner has been charged with securities fraud, allegedly embezzling $150 million from the company, according to the DOJ. The indictment in New York accuses Heppner, a founder of Beneficent, of engaging in a deceitful scheme.

Reagan Washington National Airport faced a temporary operations halt due to a bomb threat against a United Airlines plane. The FBI intervened and reported nothing hazardous, allowing normal activities to resume swiftly.

Documents recently exposed Jeffrey Epstein's bank accounts held with Goldman Sachs and HSBC. These records were revealed in court filings tied to a now-resolved lawsuit by the U.S. Virgin Islands against JPMorgan Chase, Epstein's main bank.

(With inputs from agencies.)