U.S. job market shows resilience amid slowing June hiring and weak consumer confidence
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POLITICO
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This article appears to be a brief news blurb or placeholder about the U.S. job market under Trump showing resilience despite slowing hiring in June, contrasted with sagging consumer confidence. However, the actual content is inaccessible — only an opening story placeholder and a prompt to click/tap to open are visible, along with a note about Apple News.
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