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Fired Labor Bureau Commissioner Speaks Out After Trump Firing Over Job Numbers

Erika McEntarfer, the Commissioner of the Bureau of Labor Statistics, expressed gratitude for her role and the dedication of her colleagues in a social media post over the weekend.

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Kevin O'Leary Slams Trump for 'Whacking' BLS Chief After Disappointing Jobs Report: 'You Don't Shoot the Messenger' [CORRECTED]

Editor’s Note: This article has been updated to correct a misspelling of Dr. McEntarfer’s name.

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Bond ETFs Could Catch A Tailwind From Jobs Data

The U.S. job market created only 73,000 jobs in July, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Additionally, downward revisions to May and June resulted in the elimination of a whopping 258,000 jobs. That means the U.S. saw the weakest tri-monthly employment print since the pandemic, according to Bloomberg. That’s…

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Trump orders firing of Biden-appointed BLS chief after negative jobs data - Roll Call

President Trump ordered the firing of the Bureau of Labor Statistics commissioner after her office released a trove of negative jobs data.

Roll Call

Are prices up or down? Parsing misleading claims by Trump and Democrats - Roll Call

The success or failure of Trump’s economic policies on prices, including his tariff policy, are yet to be determined.

Roll Call

Trump axes Labor Statistics chief after his poor jobs report: ‘I believe the numbers were phony ... so I fired her’

Erika McEntarfer was confirmed by the Republican-led Senate in an 86-to-8 vote in 2024

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July Fed Meeting: Updates and Commentary

The July Fed meeting came and went, with Fed Chair Powell saying little about a September rate cut and President Trump.

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Here’s How Much You Must Make To Afford a Home in the Midwest’s Best Cities

The Midwest boasts numerous locales with high livability scores and relatively low living costs compared to many other parts of the U.S. The value of single-family homes varies widely across the...

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Here’s How Much You Must Make To Afford a Home in the South’s Most Livable Cities

The southern United States offers numerous locales with high livability scores and relatively reasonably priced homes compared to the rest of the country. Minimum salaries needed to afford a home vary...

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Here’s How Much You Need To Make To Afford a Home in the Most Livable Cities on the East Coast

Could you afford a home in one of the most livable cities in the eastern U.S.?GOBankingRates has done some of your homework for you, compiling a list of coveted eastern U.S. locales and the minimum...

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8 Government Websites That Offer Misleading Information by Design

Government websites are supposed to be trustworthy beacons in the vast sea of online information. Yet, in reality, some of these digital portals are carefully curated to confuse, distract, or subtly mislead.

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2026 Social Security COLA: The Little Known Data Shift That Could Impact Millions of Retirees' Benefits

The BLS has changed how it measures the inflationary data that determines whether Social Security benefits will get a Cost-of-Living Adjustment (COLA). Will it hurt your benefits?

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$100,000+ to install elevators — these six-figure trade jobs don't require college degrees

With AI threatening to steal corporate jobs and recent graduates finding themselves “unemployable,” trade jobs are becoming increasingly attractive—and lucrative.

Fortune

10 Cities Where You Can Live Comfortably Making $80K or Less

How much do Americans believe they need to earn to feel wealthy? According to a survey from Edelman Financial Engines, 6 in 10 Americans think the answer is at least $100,000 annually. However, the...

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10 Highest Paying Jobs In Finance In The World

In 2024, the Bureau of Labor Statistics shows that top finance roles like hedge fund managers and chief financial officers earn well over $400,000 a year—sometimes hitting seven figures.

Fortune

U.S. data quality has been declining for years. Now Trump’s cutbacks are leading economists to question its figures

More squishy data could lead to errors for businesses, investors, and even the Federal Reserve.

Fortune

Stocks climb back to 'Liberation Day' levels after surprise jobs report

The U.S. added 177,000 jobs in April, reported the Bureau of Labor Statistics. That’s more than the 135,000 that economists had estimated.

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Employment for computer programmers in the U.S. has plummeted to its lowest level since 1980—years before the internet existed

The job drop’s correlation with the rise of ChatGPT has led some to believe we’re seeing how AI will impact future coding jobs.

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Trump May Have To Grapple with Returning Inflation

Cutting government spending and calling off the trade war would be steps in the right direction.

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Stock Market Today: Trump Tariff Worries Pressure Stocks

Stocks swung lower Friday after the White House confirmed it will impose tariffs on Mexico, Canada and China beginning tomorrow.

Salon

Why food prices are rising again

The recent price hikes can’t be attributed to just “one factor,” The Wall Street Journal first reported

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Stock Market Today: Dow Slides 697 Points on Super-Hot Jobs Data

When the December nonfarm payrolls report hit the tape, there was no question which way stocks would go at Friday's opening bell.

Salon

Job creation increased in November

Wages also rose, while the unemployment rate was up slightly

Reason

Why These Workers Want a Lower Minimum Wage

Eliminating the tipped wage in Washington, D.C., has led to higher prices and fewer restaurant jobs.

The Conversation

Trump voters said they were angry about the economy – many of them had a point

Inflation has slowed down, and real incomes – typical wages adjusted for inflation – have bounced back to levels last seen before the COVID-19 pandemic.

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