Today is Monday, August 10th. We'll break down President Trump's four new executive orders to extend some economic relief to Americans.

Also, it turns out there could be a few countries trying to target the next presidential election, so we'll explain.

And why there are now violent protests in Beirut

after last week's blast.

Plus what you need to know about recalled onions,

college football players demand the return of fall sports,

and the big stars diving into dangerous waters for Shark Week.

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Congress is still deadlocked over more coronavirus relief so President Trump

decided to step in with his own relief measures in the meantime. He signed

four executive orders over the weekend. We'll briefly go through them one by

one of these

orders would give some extra assistance for unemployed Americans. It's similar to

the benefit provided in the last relief bill that expired last month, but instead of

an extra $600 a week, this is an extra 400 a week.

Another difference, President Trump's order would require states to start pitching in 25%

of that money.

The next two orders address evictions and student loan payments.

These both also renew parts of the last bill known as the CARES Act since one already expired

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