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Washington Today (5-2-25): April jobs report; Pres. Trump sends Congress FY'26 with spending cuts

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The Labor Department releases the April jobs report: 177,000 jobs created, unemployment rate stays at 4.2%.

President Donald Trump sends Congress a budget proposal for fiscal year 2026 with $163 billion in cuts to domestic programs. We will talk about it with USA Today White House Correspondent Bart Jansen. (5)

President Trump calls for the defunding of PBS and NPR.

In this week where the White House celebrated the President's First 100 Days in office, we will play some of the news conference from Democratic Members of Congress as they introduce bills on issues they support: gun control and LGBTQ+ rights.

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney holds his first news conference since his Liberal Party's election victory, previewing next week's meeting with President Trump in Washington to discuss trade and tariffs. We will talk about that with Reuters Canadian Correspondent David Ljunggren in Ottawa. (32)

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