Trump holds Arizona rally at Dream City Church in heat
Thousands of Trump supporters gathered in north Phoenix for his first political rally since his New York felony conviction. The event drew over 4,000 people despite 120 degree heat, with long lines, a full-capacity church, and mixed reactions from locals including a longtime Trump critic outside. The rally showcased Trump’s anti immigration and border security themes while Turning Point Action organized the visit amid Arizona Democratic criticism and national political tensions.
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Netanyahu to address Congress on July 24
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will speak at a joint session of Congress on July 24 in a highly anticipated address amid the Israel Hamas war. Political leaders said the speech will spotlight Israel’s fight against terrorism and regional stability while underscoring the U.S. alliance with Israel. Some progressive Democrats plan to skip the event, highlighting rifts over support for Israel during the election year.
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Employers add 272000 jobs as hiring accelerates
May payrolls rose by 272000 with health care and social assistance leading at 83000, leisure and hospitality 42000, and professional services 33000. Unemployment edged to 4.0 percent while average pay rose 14 cents to 34.91 dollars. The report notes calendar quirks and ongoing labor-market resilience amid inflation and high rates.
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