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22,000 jobs were added in the latest jobs report, falling short of expectations. President Trump said new investments in the U.S. of hundreds of billions of dollars from tech companies will spark job growth soon. NBC News' Peter Alexander reports. According to a report in the Wall Street Journal citing people familiar with the matter, the Department of Health and Human Services is expected to potentially link pregnant women's use of Tylenol with autism. HHS says the report isn't ready for release and any claims about its contents are speculation. NBC News' Anne Thompson reports. During a previously undisclosed operation in 2019, members of the elite SEAL Team 6 tried to plant a listening device in North Korea to spy on its leader, Kim Jong Un. The mission, which involved submarines, frigid temperatures and heated suits, was ultimately a failure. The operation was first reported by the New York Times. NBC News' Courtney Kube reports. Homeland security officials said they arrested 450 workers who were in the country illegally during a raid at a construction site for a Hyundai plant. Most of the workers are from South Korea. The workers were not Hyundai employees. NBC News' Priya Sridhar reports. A journalist and his family are alive tonight after their family dog defused a stick of dynamite in the courtyard of their home in Peru, and it was all captured on camera. The journalist told NBC News' Sam Brock in an exclusive interview that his dog Manchis, saved their lives. On Sunday, Pope Leo will make Carlo Acutis ‘Saint Acutis' in his first canonization as pontiff. The teenage boy, who loved video games and died from leukemia in 2006, is credited with two miracles for helping a young boy with a rare condition and a woman who suffered a head trauma miraculously recover after his death. NBC News' Keir Simmons speaks with his mother in Italy ahead of Sunday.
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