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Donald Trump · United States

Trump fires Bureau of Labor Statistics head hours after weak jobs report

53% Center coverage: 386 sources

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US Economy · United States

U.S. added just 73,000 jobs in July and numbers for prior months were revised much lower

45% Center coverage: 163 sources

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Elon Musk · Nashville

Pritzker signs 124 bill impacting Chicago pensions, AI, buses, bicycles and more

75% Right coverage: 4 sources

(The Center Square) – Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker signed 124 bills Friday impacting everything from Chicago police and fire pensions to the use of artificial intelligence for mental health therapy.JB Pritzker · Chicago See the Story

Aug. 1 - Capital Improvement Board approves funding use for the Eddy

FORT WAYNE — The Eddy, a $45 million mixed-use development northwest of Promenade Park with housing, retail, and a public parking garage, will be able to use funding from the body that oversees Allen County’s food and beverage tax.Housing · Fort Wayne Read Article

‘Clear Sign of Energy Mismanagement’: Washington Gas Prices Trending Up

67% Center coverage: 3 sources

(The Center Square) – While gas prices in Washington state fluctuate, they have increased overall compared to last year, with drivers enduring some of the highest fuel costs in the nation.Oil and Gas Sector · Washington See the Story

Proposed NJ regulations would impact up to 1.7 million self-employed workers

67% Center coverage: 3 sources

(The Center Square) – New Jersey may soon follow California’s lead in a reinterpretation of its ABC test that would force as many as 1.7 million independent contractors to lose their self-employed status while increasing the amount of workers that…Newark, New Jersey · Newark See the Story

Apprenticeships in Wisconsin reached a record high in 2024, report finds

75% Center coverage: 4 sources

Data shows a record 17,509 Wisconsinites participated in the state’s Registered Apprenticeship Program in 2024.Wisconsin · Wisconsin See the Story

July 31 - Paulding Putnam to provide fiber internet to Village of Payne residents, free public Wi-Fi to town spaces and parks

PAULDING, OHIO — Paulding Putnam has partnered with the Village of Payne to bring free public Wi-Fi to community spaces and fiber internet access to Payne residents and businesses, including those who are not electric members of Paulding Putnam.Ohio · Ohio Read Article

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