Saudi trainee opens fire at Pensacola Navy base
A Saudi national training at Naval Air Station Pensacola opened fire early Friday with a handgun, killing three and wounding eight before deputies fatally shot him. The shooter Mohammed Saeed Alshamrani was among Saudi trainees. motive remains unknown. First responders and deputies controlled the scene as FBI leads the investigation. President Trump spoke with King Salman and called the attack barbaric.
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Strong November Hiring Boosts Jobs to 266000
The U S payroll gain topped 266000 as unemployment fell to 3.5 percent, wages rose 3.1 percent, and the labor market showed resilience amid trade tensions. Dow futures rose while the Fed signaled no near term rate cuts, with revisions lifting September and October gains.
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