The Atlasian Standard

[Pragmatic Conservative]

Unemployment numbers updated June 18th
Atlasia- 7.6% (+.1%)

Lincoln-7.3% (+.0%)
South-8.5% (+.2%)
Fremont-6.9% (+.0%)

[Pragmatic Conservative]

Unemployment numbers updated June 25th
Atlasia- 7.5% (-.1%)

Lincoln-7.2% (-.1%)
South-8.4% (-.1%)
Fremont-6.8% (-.1%)

[Pragmatic Conservative]

Unemployment numbers updated June 28th
Atlasia- 7.4% (-.1%)

Lincoln-7.3% (+.1%)
South-8.4% (-0%)
Fremont-6.6% (-.2%)

Edited to effect Fremont rail act becoming law.

[Pragmatic Conservative]

Unemployment numbers updated July 2
Atlasia- 7.4% (-.0%)

Lincoln-7.3% (-.%)
South-8.3 (-.1%)
Fremont-6.5 (-.1%)

[Pragmatic Conservative]

Unemployment numbers updated July 5th
Atlasia- 7.3% (-.1%)

Lincoln-7.2% (-.1%)
South-8.2% (-.1%)
Fremont-6.4% (-.1%)

[Pragmatic Conservative]

Unemployment numbers updated July 9th
Atlasia- 7.4% (+.1%)

Lincoln-7.3% (+.1%)
South-8.3% (+.1%)
Fremont-6.5% (+.1%)

[Pragmatic Conservative]

"We will Conquer"- World leaders stand in deep concern as Cho-Pu-Il introduces himself to the world as North Koreas next Supreme leader  
World powers are said to be deeply concerned at the harsh rhetoric that North Korean Supreme leader  Cho-Pu-Il used in his inaugural address. Cho who won a bitter power struggle earlier this year to replace the late Kim Jong-un, claimed that the republic was not afraid of anyone saying "today we stand united and tomorrow we will conquer". Cho did not make any specific threat but his ominous words were not taken lightly by world leaders. South Korean President Moon-Jae-un stated shortly afterward that she saw the North Korea threat as real and would work closely with other world leaders to ensure that both her own country and the world remain safe from North Korea. Similar sentiments were echoed by the rest of the international community with Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe calling for an emergency UN meeting to come up with a strategy to protect us from what he called a major threat.