U.S. Jobs Market Exceeded Projections in June

Over 30,000 more jobs than estimated were added to the economy and unemployment dropped .1 percent. The Labor Department’s Bureau of Labor Statistics released employment numbers for June…

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Federal Judge Blocks President’s Attempt to End Union Bargaining

He blocked the implementation as the case proceeds. District Judge James Donato blocked the implementation of President Donald Trump’s executive order to eliminate collective bargaining for federal workers.…

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Senate Measure Offers Backpay to U.S. Troops Discharged Over Vaccine Refusal

The act would compensate servicemembers affected by the now-repealed COVID-19 vaccination mandate. U.S. Senator Tim Sheehy of Montana introduced the COVID-19 Military Backpay Act of 2025 last month…

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FTC Approves Global Ad Agency Merger with Conditions

The federal agency requires that advertising not be restricted on the basis of political ideology. The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) said it will approve Omnicom Group’s $13.5 billion…

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Senate Passes President’s “Big, Beautiful Bill”

Vice President Vance voted to break the 50-50 tie. Vice President JD Vance voted to break the 50-50 Senate tie to pass President Donald Trump’s “One, Big, Beautiful…

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Hundreds of Staff Released from Voice of America

The administration continues to reduce taxpayer-funded federal workforce. President Trump’s administration fired over 600 journalists from the taxpayer-funded news outlet Voice of America (VOA). This has reduced the…

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Federal Reserve Holds Interest Rates Steady

Chairman says panel needs to “wait to learn more” about economy direction. Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell announced Wednesday that the central bank will continue to hold its…

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Pentagon Plans Relocation Cost Reductions by 2030

The plan is intended to improve service member retention and quality of life while maintaining operational readiness. The Pentagon announced a plan to significantly cut costs related to…

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Federal Judge Declines to Block Firing of Three CPB Board Members

He says a preliminary injunction is not necessary, but agrees with a lawsuit brought by CPB District Judge Randolph Moss rejected the Corporation for Public Broadcasting’s (CPB) request…

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Bureau of Labor Statistics Reports Job Growth of 139,000 in May

Monthly employment data shows standard hiring increase ahead of summer. The Bureau of Labor Statistics recently released its monthly employment report, recording a growth of 139,000 nonfarm payroll…

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