President Donald Trump’s deputies told the U.S. Supreme Court on Friday that the Attorney General can give work permits to migrants, even though Congress explicitly bars the hiring of illegal migrants.“Congress authorized the Secretary to include eligibility for employment among the condition...

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The article discusses former President Donald Trump's recent criticisms of the U.S. jobs report, alleging political manipulation of the data and calling for the firing of the Labor Statistics Commissioner. It highlights the declining job creation figures for July, revisions to previous months' data, and the broader concerns among economists about data integrity and political interference in economic reporting. The piece also touches on Trump's ongoing conflicts with the Federal Reserve and the importance of independent economic statistics for the U.S. economy.

The article analyzes job growth and economic indicators under President Trump and President Biden, highlighting that Trump’s early tenure saw significantly less job creation compared to Biden’s recent months, with recent revisions to job data adding complexity to the economic picture. It discusses the impact of policies like tariffs and Fed interest rate decisions, along with Trump’s criticism of the official employment figures.

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President Donald Trump publicly acknowledged the severity of the hunger crisis in Gaza, contradicting Israel's claim that there is “no starvation” in the region. He announced plans for U.S. food centers to help feed children and emphasized the urgent need for more aid amid rising malnutrition and international concern. His remarks mark a notable departure from the stance of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, as global efforts to address the crisis continue amidst military pauses and ongoing aid limitations.

The U.S. and Argentina are collaborating on a plan to restore visa-free travel for Argentine tourists, potentially taking two to three years to implement. This move signals a strengthening of ties under President Javier Milei, a supporter of U.S.-style conservative policies. The initiative was announced during a visit by Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem to Buenos Aires, highlighting increased cooperation and a desire to re-establish Argentina’s participation in the Visa Waiver Program, which could boost tourism and reflect closer diplomatic relations amid Milei's economic reforms and alliance with the U.S.

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