When a federal agency approves a product, can a corporation use that approval to block people from seeking justice? Monsanto argued yes. The Supreme Court agreed.
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PhotoVogue Taipei Exhibition: Fragments of Remembering
PhotoVogue returns to Taiwan with an exhibition titled Fragments of Remembering , showcasing the rich tapestry of multiculturalism through the works of 19 emerging visual artists from East Asia and Southeast Asia.
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Polis fires Colorado officials who opposed Tina Peters commutation
Colorado Gov. Jared Polis (D) on Wednesday reportedly fired two members of his clemency board after they publicly opposed his commutation of the prison sentence of former state elections clerk Tina Peters, the first local official convicted over efforts to subvert the 2020 presidential election. Azra Taslimi and Hannah Seigel Proff told CNN that Polis…
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Hiring worse than expected in June amid elevated inflation
Hiring slowed markedly in June, falling short of economists’ expectations and displaying a wobbly labor market amid elevated inflation set off by the Iran War.
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Job numbers disappoint again as 2026 reaches halfway point
Expectations heading into this week showed projections of about 115,000 new jobs being created in the United States in June. As it turns out, according to the new report from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the totals fell far short of those expectations. CNBC reported:
The U.S. economy saw job creation cool sharply heading into the summer, the Bureau of Labor Statistics reported Thursday.
Nonfarm payrolls for June increased by a seasonally adjusted 57,000 for the month, slower than the downwardly revised 129,000 added in May and worse than the 115,000 Dow Jones consensus forecast.
The unemployment rate inched lower to 4.2%, which is still low by historical standards, though it’s still higher than it was when Donald Trump’s second term began.
Also discouraging were the revisions for April and May, which subtracted a combined 74,000 jobs from previous estimates.
As 2026 reaches the halfway point, the U.S. economy has created 552,000 jobs so far this year — a monthly average of 92,000 — which is an underwhelming total that plainly contradicts Donald Trump’s frequent claims that the domestic economy is now the strongest it’s been in American history.
All told, the U.S. economy has added 668,000 jobs over Trump’s 18-month second term. Over the previous 18 months, the economy added more than 2.4 million jobs. To date, the White House hasn’t even tried to explain why the domestic job market worsened after the Republican president took office.

To contextualize the data, I put together this chart to show month-to-month totals since the 2020 election. The blue columns point to Biden’s presidency, while the red columns point to Trump’s.
This post updates our related earlier coverage.
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Pistachio Nails Are the Summer Manicure We’re Going Nuts Over
Forget butter and sky blue nails for now—the latest shade trend is a pastel green that perfectly complements all skin tones. Hello, pistachio nails.
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Trump Accounts launch July 4, giving newborns $1,000. Here’s what to know
President Donald Trump is launching Trump Accounts on July 4, aiming to boost financial independence for children born during his second term
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Watch live: Hegseth hosts DC ceremony alongside National Guard to mark America 250
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth will host a ceremony Thursday morning alongside National Guard troops as part of the America 250 celebrations. The event will highlight the Trump administration’s D.C. Safe and Beautiful Task Force, an initiative aimed at increasing security and beautification efforts in the nation’s capital. It comes as President Trump and his team…
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‘We want to win World Cup for him’ – Portugal carry Jota’s memory
One year after his death, Portugal are using Diogo Jota’s memory to help inspire them at the 2026 World Cup.
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‘Diogo’s dream is with us’ – Portugal want to win World Cup for Jota
One year after his death, Portugal are using Diogo Jota’s memory to help inspire them at the 2026 World Cup.
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Government rules out extending pub hours for England v Mexico game
The 1am kick-off time for England’s World Cup match on Sunday falls outside changes to licensing laws.
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U.S. Job Gains Slowed In June To 57,000; Entertainment Employment Continues Decline
The U.S. added 57,000 jobs in June, lower than expected, while the unemployment rate ticked down to 4.2%. The figures were below expectations, and came after May’s surprisingly robust job growth. Employment in movies and music fell again during the month, by 3,600, to 321,700, according to the estimates from the Bureau of Labor Statistics. […]
