Any day now, an old Soviet spacecraft will crash-land on Earth

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  Good morning. It's Friday, May 9th.

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  I'm Shamita Basu.

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  This is Apple News Today.

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  On today's show, for the first time, an American pope,

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  a Soviet-era spacecraft is expected to come crashing down to Earth,

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  and why many non-coastal cities are sinking.

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  But first, we are in the height of graduation season.

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  In fact, this year's graduating class is expected to be the largest in history,

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  and millions of young people will be entering the workforce for the first time in the next few weeks.

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  A recent survey found many are pretty optimistic about finding a job.

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  83% said that they think it'll happen shortly after graduation.

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  37% predict that it'll happen within four to six months.

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  And only 5% said that they think it'll take them a year or longer.

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  Rachel Barber is a money and economy reporter at USA Today.

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  She told us about this survey from the job site Monster and Harris Poll.

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  It checked in with more than 1,000 recent and soon-to-be grads.

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  Most feel confident that they're qualified for an entry-level role,

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  and 20% even said that they feel overqualified for an entry-level position.

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  Their confidence in the job market has been backed up by recent economic reports.

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  Job numbers were strong in April, beating expectations.

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