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Trump Warns: 'Something Very Tough' if Iran Talks Fail

President Donald Trump warned of "something very tough" if nuclear negotiations with Iran collapse as US and Iranian delegations met in Geneva, a statement that has rattled markets and raised fears of rapid escalation toward military confrontation

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240 million gallons - Sewage dumped into the Potomac River

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"something very tough" — President Donald Trump

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