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US Jobs Data Comes in Under Forecast | Bloomberg Businessweek Daily 7/2/2026

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US Jobs Data Comes in Under Forecast | Bloomberg Businessweek Daily 7/2/2026

Today, Marta Norton, chief investment strategist at Empower, discusses the underwhelming June jobs report and that means for the Fed's next move. Then, Stuart Paul, Bloomberg Economics US and Canada economist, talks oil prices and what a permanent toll on the Strait of Hormuz would mean for oil prices. Plus, Robin Wenzel, head of the Wells Fargo Agri-Food Institute, breaks down the cost of fourth of July barbeque and where americans are feeling pinched at the grocery store. Finally, 'Bloomberg Business of Sports' co-hosts Vanessa Perdomo-Maglione and Randall Williams, discuss the United States' World Cup win over Bosnia-Herzegovina in the round of 32 and how a controversial red card may cost the US its leading scorer in the next game. (Source: Bloomberg)

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'Everybody should be able to participate’: Advocate for open primaries

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'Everybody should be able to participate’: Advocate for open primaries

As midterms approach, advocates of election reform warn Congress could soon become more polarized. John Opdycke, Founder and President of Open Primaries, joins Meet the Press NOW to discuss how closed, single-party primaries exclude independent voters and could feed polarization in U.S. politics.

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Daily on Energy: July 4th fireworks spark pollution concerns

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Daily on Energy: July 4th fireworks spark pollution concerns

WHAT’S HAPPENING TODAY: Good afternoon and happy Thursday, readers! Daily on Energy will be suspended tomorrow for the long-Independence Day weekend. Our regularly scheduled programming will pick back up on Monday! 🦅🇺🇲 If you’re in Washington D.C. for the festivities, this year’s fireworks are expected to start around 10:30 p.m. or 11 p.m. It will […]

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LIST: The stores, restaurants that are open for July 4 this year

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LIST: The stores, restaurants that are open for July 4 this year

Forgot the hot dogs and fireworks? Need a snack on the road?

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An Opening for Trump to Secure Peace in Ukraine

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An Opening for Trump to Secure Peace in Ukraine

Yes, Putin should make a deal.

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Supreme Court leaves Fox reporter on the hook for $800 daily fees: report

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Supreme Court leaves Fox reporter on the hook for $800 daily fees: report

Politico reporter Josh Gerstein reports the Supreme Court is leaving Fox News journalist Catherine Herridge to suffer exorbitant daily fines or reveal her source for a story.After a ruling from lower courts against her favor, Herridge turned to the justices to decide the fate of her First Amendment argument. But in a Thursday ruling, Gerstein reports the court declined her request without explanation. The extremely short, two-paragraph order did note, however, that Justice Brett Kavanaugh would have granted Herridge’s request. Herridge faces contempt charges from a Washington, D.C., judge in a case brought against the federal government by Yanping Chen, who claims officials violated the Privacy Act by disclosing records about her compiled in an FBI investigation. Fox News, where Herridge worked at the time, published information from the records.Chen argued that leaks about the probe damaged her reputation, and she sued several federal agencies over the disclosures. As part of that lawsuit, she filed a subpoena to Herridge to try to force her to disclose her source, but Herridge refused. Chen also sued the FBI, DOJ, Pentagon and Department of Homeland Security in 2018 for monetary damages — as well as an admission of wrongdoing — from the government over its violation of the Privacy Act. After Chen’s depositions failed to reveal the leaker, she turned her lawyers loose on Fox News and Herridge.Last year, U.S. District Court Judge Christopher Cooper ordered Herridge to pay a $800-a-day fine for her defiance of the subpoena, but he delayed enforcement of the fine to allow Herridge time to appeal. However, now that Herridge has lost her appeal all the way up to the Supreme Court, Chen’s lawyers could ask a judge to make the $800 daily fine even bigger to pressure her to deliver the goods.In earlier appeals, Judge Greg Katsas, a Trump appointee, and Judge Harry Edwards, an appointee of President Jimmy Carter, both sounded unconvinced of Herridge’s legal argument that Cooper should have balanced the public interest in news reporting against Chen’s desire to be compensated for damage to her reputation, according to Politico.After the DC Circuit Court declined to stay the ruling last month, Fox News told AlterNet in a statement that, "The D.C. Circuit’s refusal to pause these crippling fines while a petition is actively being prepared for the United States Supreme Court is deeply troubling.”“As we have maintained, forcing a journalist to expose a confidential source strikes at the very heart of the First Amendment and sends a chilling message to newsrooms in their ability to hold the powerful accountable,” the company added.

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Trump sees bond with ‘great he-man’ Theodore Roosevelt at lavish library opening

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Trump sees bond with ‘great he-man’ Theodore Roosevelt at lavish library opening

Bizarre 250th spectacle in North Dakota sees Trump take ride on red, white and blue train – and speak with hologram of 26th presidentThe sound of YMCA by the Village People booming through the badlands of North Dakota could only mean one thing: Donald Trump’s 250th anniversary travelling circus had reached a remote corner of America more familiar with bison, wild horses and bighorn sheep.The US president visited Medora on Wednesday to dedicate a $450m library and museum honouring Theodore Roosevelt, the 26th president, in the region where he roamed as a cowboy and big-game hunter in the 1880s. Continue reading...

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Rep. Flood: Open to Crypto Conflict Rules

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Rep. Flood: Open to Crypto Conflict Rules

Republican Congressman Mike Flood of Nebraska says he has an "open mind" to adding ethics provisions to crypto market-structure legislation, including limits on executives or family members operating in the space. Flood says he supports the Clarity Act, backs a ban on stock trading by members of government, and expects a major housing bill to become law with or without President Trump's signature. He speaks with Kailey Leinz and Joe Mathieu on the late edition of Bloomberg's "Balance of Power." (Source: Bloomberg)

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