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WATCH: President Trump boards Air Force One as he makes his way to Wisconsin, where farmers are expected to take center stage as he talks about his economic agenda.

The president departed Joint Base Andrews and is en route to Eau Claire for a roundtable focused on issues impacting the agricultural community.

BREAKING: Hiring came in much stronger than expected in May according to the latest jobs report.

The U.S. added 172,000 jobs last month, far above forecasts, as employers continued to hire despite inflation pressures and broader economic uncertainty.

The unemployment rate remained unchanged at 4.3%, marking another month of labor market stability.

Your next flight delay might come with an AI-generated explanation.

United Airlines is expanding its use of generative AI to tell passengers exactly why flights are running late, replacing generic notifications with detailed updates pulled from operational data.

The airline says even small details can help build trust when travel plans go sideways.

The Knicks are in the Finals.

The prices? They're in a league of their own.

Some fans are paying more for a Finals ticket than many people spend on rent, a mortgage, or even a trip overseas.

Here's just some things that money can buy instead of a finals trip to Madison Square Garden.

The Knicks are in the Finals.

The prices? They're in a league of their own.

Some fans are paying more for a Finals ticket than many people spend on rent, a mortgage, or even a trip overseas.

Here's just some things that money can buy instead of a finals trip to Madison Square Garden.

The Knicks are in the Finals.

The prices? They're in a league of their own.

Some fans are paying more for a Finals ticket than many people spend on rent, a mortgage, or even a trip overseas.

Here's just some things that money can buy instead of a finals trip to Madison Square Garden.

The Knicks are in the Finals.

The prices? They're in a league of their own.

Some fans are paying more for a Finals ticket than many people spend on rent, a mortgage, or even a trip overseas.

Here's just some things that money can buy instead of a finals trip to Madison Square Garden.

The Knicks are in the Finals.

The prices? They're in a league of their own.

Some fans are paying more for a Finals ticket than many people spend on rent, a mortgage, or even a trip overseas.

Here's just some things that money can buy instead of a finals trip to Madison Square Garden.

America's next economic powerhouse takes shape in Texas as companies abandon the Bay Area in California.

A new report shows Texas attracted 230 corporate relocations between 2018 and 2025, with Dallas, Austin and Houston leading the charge.

Meanwhile, California suffered the nation's steepest corporate losses, with more than 160 companies moving their headquarters out of the San Francisco Bay Area, citing taxes, labor regulations and soaring costs.

NEW: JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon delivers a powerful tribute to American exceptionalism on @MorningsMaria:

“America is still the beacon of light, and the hill is still the arsenal of democracy, the bastion of freedom.”

“I’m quite patriotic in that, and that this country provides safety to the whole world.”

“We have the strongest military in the world, underpinned by the strongest economy in the world.”

@MariaBartiromo

NEW: JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon delivers a powerful tribute to American exceptionalism on @MorningsMaria:

“America is still the beacon of light, and the hill is still the arsenal of democracy, the bastion of freedom.”

“I’m quite patriotic in that, and that this country provides safety to the whole world.”

“We have the strongest military in the world, underpinned by the strongest economy in the world.”

@MariaBartiromo

NEW: JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon pushes back on NYC Mayor Mamdani’s calls for higher taxes, arguing that politicians should focus on fixing government rather than seeking tax hikes.

“Good policy is free.”

“Don’t try to raise more taxes or spend more money. Sit down and fix policy. And I think you can grow 1% faster. I literally believe that.”

“It’s frustrating. It hurts. It’s embarrassing. And it always hurts the civilians of our country.”

“He’s running a city of 300,000 employees now. He’s never had a job like that.”

“And I’ve seen mayors who’ve failed abysmally because they can’t administer themselves out of a paper bag, or because ideology blinds them to practical, realistic, real-world policy.”

Dimon described his recent meeting with Mamdani as “pleasant,” saying, “I said everything I wanted to say,” and offering that if he could help him, he’d “be happy to do that.”

@morningsmaria @mariabartiromo

“It’s time to tax AI and invest in people.”

Sen. Elizabeth Warren is pushing for more taxes, this time targeting the AI industry, including a proposed tax on the massive energy use from data centers.

The Massachusetts Democrat is slamming the current tax system, saying it rewards companies for replacing workers with AI while giving breaks for investing in technology.

Warren says “bigger and bolder” ideas, including what she calls a “wealth tax,” should be on the table as AI rapidly reshapes the economy.

NOW: Treasury Sec. Bessent defends the proposal to put President Trump's face on a $250 bill to commemorate America's anniversary:

REPORTER: "Politically, do you think it's a good idea though when people are struggling to afford gas and groceries?"

BESSENT: "I don't think that there's anything untoward about having the president of the United States, the person who is president of the United States on the 250th anniversary bill."

BREAKING: Secretary Scott Bessent issues a stark warning to Iran, revealing the regime's leadership structure is in disarray and that President Trump's patience with the Islamic Republic is wearing thin.

"We are being patient. We do not have unlimited patience.”

“President Trump always prefers a peace deal. So everything we have done thus far has been defensive... But if President Trump doesn't think he can get a peace deal, then kinetic is back."

BREAKING: Secretary Scott Bessent shuts down rumors of a potential future presidential run after a reporter points out he is following the exact same path as Vice President Vance and Secretary Rubio, filling in for Karoline Leavitt:

"I think it just means they're run out of things on the food chain."