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NYTIMES (Leo Sands) - Trump’s Economic Threat Puts Focus on Iran’s Trading Partners

President Trump appeared to suggest that the United States would impose economic penalties on countries that do business with Iran, though he did not specify what actions he would take.

What did President Trump suggest regarding countries that conduct business with Iran?
President Trump appeared to suggest that the United States would impose economic penalties on countries that do business with Iran, although he did not specify the exact actions he would take.
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YOUTUBE (MS NOW) - Why are so many people allowing Trump's grift? 'Corruption is mind-boggling': Professor says

Bond yields have been on a roller coaster as the U.S. Treasury tries to rein in the national debt. Meanwhile, President Trump is urging Congress to pass rules for the crypto industry. Princeton University Professor Eddie Glaude, CEO of The Nevada Independent Jon Ralston and New York Times Global Economics Correspondent Peter Goodman join Stephanie Ruhle to weigh in.

NYTIMES (Jonathan Wolfe) - ICE Arrests Captain in New York Boat Accident That Killed 2

A Coast Guard investigation led to the arrest of Manuel Hernandez, who had been charged with misconduct and neglect after the deaths of a mother and her child.

On what date was Manuel Hernandez seen leaving the Federal District Court in Manhattan?
Manuel Hernandez was seen leaving the Federal District Court in Manhattan on August 10.
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How many people died in the New York boat accident involving Captain Manuel Hernandez?
Two people died in the accident, specifically a mother and her child.
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Who was arrested by ICE in connection with a boat accident in New York that resulted in two deaths?
Manuel Hernandez, the captain of a tour boat, was arrested by ICE following a Coast Guard investigation into the accident.
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WASHINGTONPOST (Dan Lamothe) - New aircraft carrier arrives in Arabian Sea to replace long-stationed USS Abraham Lincoln

The USS George Washington is relieving a vessel that has gone months without a port stop.

In which body of water did the USS George Washington arrive to relieve the USS Abraham Lincoln?
The USS George Washington arrived in the Arabian Sea.
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Which aircraft carrier has arrived in the Arabian Sea to replace the long-stationed USS Abraham Lincoln?
The USS George Washington has arrived in the Arabian Sea to relieve the USS Abraham Lincoln, which had gone months without a port stop.
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YOUTUBE (CNN) - US debt hits $40T. Matt Egan has the price per American

The United States is digging itself into an ever-deeper debt hole. The federal debt hit a record $40 trillion on Tuesday, according to the Treasury Department. It’s an inauspicious milestone that will have consequences for Americans, businesses and the government for years to come. While the nation has long carried a significant amount of debt, there are several recent trends that have budget and financial markets experts even more concerned. CNN's Matt Egan explains what it all means. Also, John Berman asks Stef Kight and Margaret Talev from Axios how much of a problem it is for Republicans. And CNN's Kate Bolduan speaks to Rep. Stephen Lynch from the Financial Services Committee about why the US Congress always talks about the national…

NYTIMES (Karoun Demirjian) - State Dept. Declares U.S. Citizen in China Wrongfully Detained

U Min Zin, a scholar who studied Myanmar, is one of two U.S. citizens the department has designated as wrongfully detained in China.

Who has the U.S. State Department designated as wrongfully detained in China?
The U.S. State Department has designated U Min Zin, a scholar who studied Myanmar, as one of two U.S. citizens wrongfully detained in China.
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NPR (Rachel Treisman) - D.C.'s IndyCar race will zoom past museums. Some worry it could harm the art inside

Sunday's course takes high-speed cars right past the National Gallery of Art and three Smithsonian museums. Art experts worry about the works inside, but organizers say they don't expect damage.

How do race organizers respond to the concerns about potential damage to art from the IndyCar race?
Organizers state that they do not expect any damage to the works of art.
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Which museums in Washington, D.C. are located along the course of the upcoming IndyCar race?
The race course passes directly by the National Gallery of Art and three Smithsonian museums.
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