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* **President Trump is heading into the weekend with major economic and political news.** The August jobs report came in stronger than expected, with the United States adding **162,000 jobs while unemployment remained at 4.1%**. The numbers pushed back against predictions of a rapidly deteriorating labor market, although affordability, inflation and other economic challenges remain. ([Bureau of Labor Statistics][1])
* Trump then dropped a potentially enormous **2026 midterm announcement**. He told reporters he plans to deploy roughly **$400 million to $500 million from MAGA Inc.** to support Republican candidates in November, while keeping some resources available beyond the midterms. With control of Congress at stake, that could translate into an extraordinary amount of campaign spending during the final stretch. ([Reuters][2])
* Meanwhile, a bizarre dispute is exploding between **Maria Bartiromo and Fox News**. Fox announced that Bartiromo was leaving after more than 12 years, but her attorney Bryan Freedman says reports that she was fired or is no longer employed by Fox are “absolutely and unequivocally false.” He also says Bartiromo has **“receipts and witnesses”** that could emerge through litigation or elsewhere. Fox has not publicly explained the underlying circumstances beyond describing the departure as a business decision. ([The Washington Post][3])
* Reports have raised questions about whether Bartiromo's departure involved her allegedly sharing internal Fox communications with White House officials. Those allegations remain disputed and have not been independently established by several major outlets. If litigation follows, the controversy could become considerably bigger. ([The Washington Post][3])
* Finally, the emotionally charged **Lindsay Clancy murder trial has ended in a mistrial**. Jurors could not unanimously determine whether Clancy was criminally responsible for killing her three children in 2023. Her defense argued postpartum psychosis left her unable to understand the wrongfulness of her actions; prosecutors argued the killings were intentional and planned. ([Reuters][4])
* The mistrial is **not an acquittal**. Clancy remains charged, and prosecutors have not yet decided whether they will retry the case. ([people.com][5])
[1]"Employment Situation News Release 2026 M08 Results"
[2]"Trump says he will spend $400 million to $500 million from his super PAC on midterm elections"
[3]"Maria Bartiromo’s attorney denies reports she was fired from Fox News The Washington Post"
[4]"Lindsay Clancy trial over killing her children ends in mistrial"
[5]"Lindsay Clancy Prosecutors Have Made 'No Decisions' on Whether to Retry Case, D.A. Says"
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