Jobs numbers show signs of slowing in August
The U.S. labor market cooled with 156 000 net new jobs added in August, below July and June gains. Unemployment rose to 4.4 percent while wage growth remained subdued. prior two months were revised down by 41 000, signaling softer payroll growth and a slower pace of job creation. The University of Florida said Richard Spencer may rent campus space later, amid a First Amendment lawsuit over a planned Sept. 12 event, with security concerns cited as the reason for postponement.
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Charges reduced in Penn State Beta Theta Pi hazing death
A judge tossed out involuntary manslaughter and aggravated assault counts against 16 Beta Theta Pi members in Timothy Piazza's death. Eight go to trial on recklessly endangering a life and eleven on hazing charges while four tampering with evidence counts were dropped.
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DACA decision expected Tuesday as Trump faces pressure
The White House pledged a Tuesday decision on the DACA program. Trump said “we’ll have a decision” as leaders from business, religious groups, and Congress urged him to preserve it. The policy shields 750,000 young immigrants from deportation with work permits.
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Trump signals no October shutdown over border wall funding
The White House told Republicans it will not trigger a October government shutdown if funding for a border wall is not included. Officials say the wall remains a priority and may be sought in a December budget bill, after earlier threats to shut down in May and again this fall.
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Trump decries Comey exoneration as rigged system
President Trump calls James Comey exoneration of Hillary Clinton evidence of a rigged system. Senate leaders Grassley and Graham released transcripts from aides close to Comey. They argue the FBI investigation was biased and demand higher standards in handling the Clinton matter.
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