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一名男子在南希·格思里家门前的纪念碑前摆放鲜花。
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1️⃣ 南希·格思里
南希·格思里失踪六个多星期后，涌入她位于亚利桑那州富裕社区的大量媒体和执法人员已基本撤离。但社区中的许多人仍在寻求答案。当地官员一个多月未召开新闻发布会，执法部门仍未确定她被绑架的动机。调查仍在进行中，当局正重点分析DNA证据和视频录像。格思里的女儿、《今日》节目主持人萨凡纳·格思里已从图森返回纽约，但仍与执法部门保持密切联系，一位家庭朋友周三表示。
2️⃣ 爱泼斯坦文件
国会通过的一项透明度法案迫使美国政府发布了比以往更多的爱泼斯坦相关文件，但一些议员和受害者正在探索各种途径，以推动司法部披露更多被扣留的海量文件。约250万份文件仍未公布，而350万份已公开的文件中许多内容被大量删改，引发公众对隐瞒信息的质疑。在国会山，议员们正在考虑新的立法，并希望在宣誓后传讯司法部长帕姆·邦迪，以调查她对这些文件的处理方式。邦迪周三与委员会成员进行了私下会面，但民主党人因她拒绝遵守传票而愤然离场。
3️⃣ 伊朗战争
美国总统唐纳德·特朗普周三威胁称，如果德黑兰继续袭击卡塔尔，他将“摧毁”世界最大气田——伊朗的关键资产。特朗普还表示，美国“不知道”以色列对伊朗南帕尔斯气田发动的袭击。该气田的储量足以满足全球约13年的需求。然而，两名以色列官员周三告诉CNN，此次袭击是与美国协调进行的。对这一大型海上气田的袭击标志着冲突急剧升级，促使伊朗对波斯湾地区的能源设施进行报复，油价再次飙升。
4️⃣ 利率
美联储周三维持利率不变，投资者和政策制定者正为美以与伊朗战争引发的经济影响做准备。美联储官员将基准利率维持在3.5%至3.75%之间，此前在去年劳动力市场疲软时曾三次降息。但中东地区冲突升级带来了新的不确定性，官员们在评估其对物价的潜在影响时表现出谨慎态度。美联储目前面临着通胀上升和就业市场仍不稳定的双重威胁，正处于微妙的平衡状态。
5️⃣ “自愿遣返”计划
美国国土安全部正在推广一项“自愿遣返”计划，为自愿离开美国的移民提供经济激励。新文件显示，名为“回家计划”（Project Homecoming）的该计划已促使超过7万人自愿离境，参与者可获得免费航班和最高2600美元的津贴。特朗普政府称，截至今年1月，该计划已导致220万人“自愿遣返”，但目前尚不清楚这一数字是如何得出的。
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5 things to know for March 19: Nancy Guthrie, Epstein files, Iran war, Interest rates, ‘Self deportation’ program
Published Mar 19, 2026, 6:41 AM ET / Updated 49 min ago | Source: CNN
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A man places flowers at a memorial in front of Nancy Guthrie’s home.
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1️⃣ Nancy Guthrie
More than six weeks after Nancy Guthrie disappeared, the intense media and law enforcement presence that descended on her affluent Arizona neighborhood has mostly dissipated. But many in the community are still searching for answers. Local officials have not held a news conference in over a month, and law enforcement still has not determined a motive in her abduction. The investigation remains active, with authorities focusing on analyzing DNA evidence and video footage. Guthrie’s daughter, “Today” host Savannah Guthrie, has since returned to New York from Tucson but remains in close contact with law enforcement, a family friend said Wednesday.
2️⃣ Epstein files
A transparency law passed by Congress forced the release of more Epstein files than ever before, but some lawmakers and victims are exploring ways to push the Justice Department to disclose even more information from the voluminous trove that’s being withheld. Roughly 2.5 million documents remain unreleased, while many of the 3.5 million pages made public are heavily redacted, fueling questions about what’s being kept from the public. On Capitol Hill, lawmakers are considering new legislation and still want to depose Attorney General Pam Bondi under oath over her handling of the files. Bondi met privately with committee members on Wednesday, but Democrats walked out, citing her refusal to comply with a subpoena.
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3️⃣ Iran war
President Donald Trump on Wednesday threatened to “blow up” the world’s largest gas field — a critical Iranian asset — if Tehran continues attacking Qatar. Trump also said the US had “no knowledge” of Israel’s strike on Iran’s South Pars gas field, which contains enough supply to meet global demand for roughly 13 years. However, two Israeli officials told CNN on Wednesday that the strike had been carried out in coordination with the US. The Israeli attack on the massive offshore reserve marked a sharp escalation in the conflict and prompted Iran to retaliate against energy facilities across the Gulf, sending oil prices surging again.
Israel strikes Iran’s South Pars gas field
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4️⃣ Interest rates
The Federal Reserve on Wednesday kept interest rates unchanged as investors and policymakers brace for the economic fallout of the US-Israeli war with Iran. Fed officials held the benchmark rate at 3.5%–3.75%, after cutting it three times last year amid a softening labor market. But the escalating conflict in the Middle East has added new uncertainty, with officials signaling caution as they assess its potential impact on prices. The Fed now faces a delicate balancing act amid the twin threats of higher inflation and a job market still on shaky footing.
5️⃣ ‘Self deportation’ program
The Department of Homeland Security is promoting a “self-deportation” program that offers financial incentives to immigrants who voluntarily leave the US. New documents show more than 70,000 people have departed under the initiative, known as Project Homecoming, which provides free flights and stipends of up to $2,600 to those who return to their home countries. The Trump administration said the plan has led 2.2 million people to “self-deport” as of January, but it’s unclear what metric was used to arrive at that figure.
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