will: america s favorite tradition and television, the national anthem brought to you by the us coast guard band with your patriotic pictures. welcome to fox and friends . keep your pictures coming in, friends@foxnews.com. last week we said we can request where the pictures are coming from. let s ask for pictures from certain places. you can see some pictures might be a little dated which is cool. i love the one that looks like he ran a marathon. rachel: that might not be from the 80s. you might have insulted the viewer. i love the 80s. rachel: this is the 80s. pete: that was a complement. the college world series is taking pl. in omaha, ne. 4 july is coming up. we would love to see pictures from across the land today. rachel: good morning to both of you. when i saw those pictures, this is from a political campaign, we are in preseason. people dressed like they were ready to go to the local parade in minnesota, texas, things that happened this time of year. pete: on
But unemployment is still projected by most forecasters to peak at a much lower level than was widely expected last year. something similar has happened in the eurozone, where the jobless rate is still at a record low. yet it s in america where the good news on unemployment has been most astonishing. last year most forecasters expected it to shoot up to around 5.5% in 2023. instead it s still at 3.5%. that translates into some 3 million fewer americans jobless than anticipated. economists are not clear why the unemployment forecasts were so wrong, but for whatever reason, developed world labour markets have proved more robust in the face of fast rising interest rates than feared. it s not unalloyed positive news in the uk and the eurozone inflation is still proving worryingly sticky, which might be because the labour market is still too buoyant. yet in a world of depressing economic developments the resilience of developed world labour markets and the fact that fewer people have lost
By breaking through the front door. group is also accused of stealing two cars. police say in total the five stole $60,000 worth of property between december 2nd-june 2nd. the robberies happen at all hours of the day targeting grocery stores, laundromats and more. the company is making a person-sized version of a dog bed. that s right. pluffle says its human-sized dog bed is designed, quote, to alleviate stress and anxiety. it comes with a faux fur cover, comes in gray and beige. the beds aren t out just yet, but they can run anywhere from $399-425 fending on the option that end anding on the depending on the option that you choose. they re set to come out in 2023. instead of just a regular bed, because it s got a fur liner like the ones our dogs lay on? and that ll alleviate stress. and it s the size of your body, i m being told.