 once again showing the economy's ability to wait out continually high interest rates. It was a pullback from the 218,000 jobs that were added in May, but it was a strong gain and reflects the resilience of a consumer-driven U.S. economy, which may be slowing, but it's still steadily growing. Unemployment ticked up from 4% to 4.1%, the highest rate since November of 2021, but still historically low.