Markets & Finance
A jobs report that showed the economy shedding positions sent stocks to fresh highs, because traders read it as the end of the Federal Reserve's threat to raise rates. Next week's inflation print decides whether the trade holds
Rights & Freedoms
Trump signed two new orders narrowing birthright citizenship weeks after the Supreme Court struck down his first attempt, while his campaign for state voter files has lost 21 of 31 cases and a mail ballot appeal sits with the justices
Technology & AI
A Nevada utility sues a data center developer over who pays for the grid, unemployment climbs in the industry's own backyard, and Washington scrambles as AI models start hacking on their own
Government & Politics
Lawmakers confirmed an attorney general by a single vote, passed a Russia sanctions package and funded the government into December before a five-week recess, but the president's elections bill failed once again
Economy & Jobs
Employers cut 23,000 positions in July and revisions erased 103,000 more, leaving policymakers caught between stubborn inflation and a labor market that has stopped growing
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