- President Trump prematurely posted private job-market data on social media.
- The released data indicated 654,000 private-sector jobs were created since January 2025.
- The White House acknowledged an "inadvertent public disclosure" and is reviewing data release protocols.

A: Hey Hana-chan! Did you hear about something crazy with Trump?

B: No, what happened, Ken-san? Tell me!

A: Okay, so he posted job numbers on social media! Before they were supposed to be released officially.

B: Seriously? Wow! That’s… not cool, right?

A: Exactly! It was like, almost a day early. Apparently, jobs increased by 654,000 since he started his second term.

B: That’s a lot of jobs! I guess he wanted to look good. Because people are saying his policies might be losing jobs.

A: Yeah, tariffs and immigration – it’s a big deal. These job numbers are important for the economy, you know? They affect everything!

B: Right! Like, stock prices and the exchange rate? Strict rules are supposed to prevent leaks!

A: Totally! Everyone's saying he broke the rules. The media is not happy.

B: The White House said it was a mistake, though. They were just "pre-briefed". Sounds like they're changing things now.

A: Yeah, reviewing their process. Pretty awkward situation!