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Newly graduated? Now comes the hard part.

For recent college grads seeking entry-level jobs, there’s fewer opportunities to go around, data reveals.

Career fair.
Recruiters interview jobseekers during a career fair in Seattle on Feb. 10.David Ryder / Bloomberg via Getty Images file

Welcome to the Inside Scoop newsletter. It’s bleak out there for young college grads. We crunched the data to explain the job market they’re trying to enter, emphasis on “trying.” Plus, White House correspondent Monica Alba texts with me about why frustrations with the war are boiling over. Let’s get into it.

Congratulations, you’ve graduated college. Now good luck in your job search, because chances are you’ll need it.

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