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July Jobs Report Shows Unexpected Losses

U.S. labor market lost 23,000 jobs in July with prior months revised downward.

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WHAT'S CONFIRMED

  • ▸The U.S. cut 23,000 jobs in July. — NPR Economy, NPR Economy, Marketplace

NOT REPORTED ELSEWHERE

  • ▸Wage growth slowed to 3.2%, the lowest yearly rate in five years. — Marketplace
  • ▸Job-changers saw 7% pay growth in July, highest in nearly a year. — Marketplace

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Trump Supreme Court Mail Voting Restrictions
YesterdayPhoto: ProPublica
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Trump Supreme Court Mail Voting Restrictions

Trump administration asked the Supreme Court to lift a temporary block on USPS restrictions on mail-in voting for midterm elections.

Trump asked the Supreme Court to overturn a lower court's temporary block on USPS mail-voting restrictions.

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Leon Black Defies Epstein Subpoena

Billionaire investor Leon Black sued the House Oversight Committee and refused to comply with subpoenas over his connection to Jeffrey Epstein.

Leon Black ignored subpoenas from the House Oversight Committee investigating Epstein and filed a lawsuit challenging the panel's authority.

Medical Groups Issue Vaccine Guidance Without Federal Direction
09/03/26Photo: Salon
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Medical Groups Issue Vaccine Guidance Without Federal Direction

Leading medical organizations are issuing their own COVID-19, flu, and RSV vaccine recommendations due to absent federal guidance.

Medical groups are stepping in to provide vaccine recommendations in the absence of federal guidance.