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Through sag after. Hello, everyone, i am Chris Jansing in for stephanie ruhle. Its friday, february 5th. What a week its been. Breaking news, the first jobs report of the Biden Administration is in, it shows modest job gains, 49,000, slightly fewer new jobs than expected. The Unemployment Rate came down to 6. 3 from last months 6. 7 . But, and this is important, both november and decembers jobs numbers were revised, painting a picture even worse than previously thought. Bottom line, the recovery...

First Public Comments after house members, including 11 fellow republicans, voted to strip her of her Committee Assignments over the Crazy Conspiracies shes pushed before. Good morning. Im Hallie Jackson In Washington along with our nbc news team, Peter Alexander at the white house, Leigh Ann Caldwell on capitol hill, nbc News Business correspondent jo ling kent has the new jobs numbers, and Austan Gooslbee served as chairman of the White House Council of economic advisers under President Obama....

Sen. Bill Dodd Announces Resolution Designating June as Elder and Dependent Adult Abuse Awareness Month

Arizona’s House of Representatives gave the final push to a controversial voter resolution that would establish illegal border entry as a state crime.

A new fiscal analysis confirms that a GOP plan to give Arizona police officers the power to arrest migrants will cost the state money and one law enforcement agency estimates that price tag at more than $40 million.

(The Center Square) – Arizona House lawmakers plan to vote on the “Secure the Border Act” ballot referral on Tuesday.

Princeton — Within the coming weeks, travelers driving north and south on Interstate 77 will see commemorative bridge signs honoring a Mercer County resident who valiantly served his country during

Republican senators advance changes in election laws and procedures that officials who run elections said could disenfranchise some voters.

The Colorado legislature is expected to meet Saturday as the end of the 2024 session nears in coming days, with lawmakers focused on housing, guns, transportation, taxes and other priorities.

Alaska schools may soon be required to stock drugs that reverse opioid overdoses. On a 37-2 vote, the Alaska House of Representatives approved House Bill 202, sending it to the state Senate for further consideration. Rep. DeLena Johnson, R-Palmer and the bill’s sponsor, said it’s important that the Legislature address a growing problem. Alaska had […] The post Alaska House votes to require that schools stock overdose-reversal drugs appeared first on Alaska Beacon.