Those bites that had a natural drum roll underneath them . So weird. More than 201,000 americans, were at 3. 9 unemployment. Who takes the bow for that . The president of the United States right now or the guy that preceded him . That was seen in display today for all of its monkeyness and in your faceness. Lets go to Connell Mcshane keeping track of it all. Hi, neil. The report that we had today was a solid report. The report on jobs. We look at it by the numbers. 201,000 nonfarm jobs were added in the month of august. That was better than what we saw the month before. The Unemployment Rate staying where it was. 3. 9 . We also saw a pickup in wages average Hourly Earnings increasing by 10 cents. Up by 3 from the same time last year. Actually the biggest gain weve seen since the economic expansion began in the middle of 09. Speaking of that expansion, it was indeed the reemergence of president obama that brought the origin of the expansion back into focus. The former president made a s
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A judge overseeing a lawsuit brought by Meta Platforms, owner of WhatsApp, Instagram and Facebook, said he would hear arguments in late January on a request that he temporarily stop the U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) from unilaterally reopening a 2019 privacy agreement. This latest dispute between Meta and the FTC began in May, when the agency said the company had misled parents about how much control they had over who their children had contact with in the Messenger Kids app, among other issues. The agency proposed tightening a 2019 consent agreement, that had forced Facebook, which became Meta in 2021, to pay a $5 billion penalty.