Good morning, here are our early stories:
-- U.S. Economy Adds Just 38,000 Jobs, In May, Far Short Of Expectations.
-- At Least 5 Soldiers Dead In Fort Hood After Truck Overturned In Swollen Creek.
And here are more early headlines:
Fights Between Protesters, Trump Supporters After Rally. ( San Jose Mercury News)
Chicago To Release Data On Police Use Of Force, Shootings. ( Chicago Tribune)
Venezuelan Protesters Demand Food, Get Tear Gassed. ( Reuters)
Leading Powers Try To Revive Mideast Peace Talks. ( VOA)
No Aid Airdrops Planned For Syria, Despite Need. ( New York Times)
Group Calls For E.U.-Turkey Refugee Deal To Be Scrapped. ( Amnesty International)
U.S. Has Approved 4,700 Syrian Refugees For Resettlement. ( Reuters)
Yes! It's National Donut Day! ( USA Today)
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