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Donald Trump renewed his attacks on the Federal Reserve, demanding a full-point rate cut,

after May jobs data showed the economy added 139,000 jobs, above forecasts, but down from April.

Bond yields rose on the news.

The figures suggest the economy is still resilient, making the Federal Reserve less likely to cut interest rates soon.

Mr. Trump reportedly ruled out a call with Elon Musk on Friday, deepening a public feud that escalated on Thursday over the president's budget bill.

In a flurry of social media posts, Mr. Trump threatened to cut federal contracts to Mr. Musk's companies,

prompting the Tesla boss who recently left the

administration to call for the president's impeachment.

A man mistakenly deported to El Salvador was returned to America to face human smuggling charges.

Kilmar Abrago Garcia, an undocumented immigrant and accused gang

member, was deported in March without due process. The Supreme Court ruled in April that the

government should, quote, facilitate his return. The Trump administration said Mr Garcia was returned because of an indictment,

not court orders.

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