Employers add 139000 jobs in May amid hiring slowdown
U.S. employers added 139000 jobs in May as hiring cooled from April’s 147000. Healthcare added 62000 positions and bars and restaurants 30000, while the federal government cut 22000 and factories 8000. Wages rose 0.4 percent.
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Judge blocks temporary hold on Trump Harvard ban on foreign students
A federal judge temporarily blocks President Trump's proclamation banning foreign students from Harvard University entering the United States. Harvard had challenged the order as illegal retaliation after Harvard refused White House demands, saying the ban jeopardizes a quarter of its students and essential research.
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New York lawmakers back media access to police radio feeds
New York legislators passed a bill to preserve media access to police encrypted radio transmissions as agencies increasingly encrypt communications. The measure would require departments to grant journalists and emergency services groups access with exemptions for sensitive information. It now goes to Governor Hochul for review.
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Pentagon probes if Hegseth aides deleted messages
The Pentagon inspector general reviews whether any of Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's aides were asked to delete Signal messages. The probe centers on share details of March 15 airstrikes on Yemen Houthi targets and information handling ahead of his congressional testimony.
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Deadly overnight Russian bombardment dampens peace hopes
Russian strikes across six Ukrainian provinces overnight killed at least four people and injured about 50 as authorities warned the war would extend. Kyiv reported three emergency responders among the dead and a rescue operation continued after a northern city building collapse.
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D-Day veterans return to Normandy for 81st anniversary
Veterans gathered in Colleville sur Mer and nearby sites to commemorate the 81st anniversary of the D-Day landings. Tens of thousands watched parachute jumps, flyovers, ceremonies, parades, and reenactments as surviving veterans in their 90s and above recalled those who died. U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth joined French officials in observances.
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Republicans urge Trump and Musk to end feud
Republican lawmakers pressed for détente between President Donald Trump and Elon Musk amid tensions that threaten the party agenda. Leaders including Rep. Dan Newhouse Sen. Ted Cruz and Sen. Mike Lee urged reconciliation, warning a protracted feud could complicate the tax and border spending bill. House Speaker Mike Johnson voiced cautious optimism and emphasized redemption for the party and country.
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