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Workers feel awful about their chances of finding new jobs. Recent data from the New York Federal Reserve highlights the reality for those out of work amid the most stagnant labor market in years.

More companies are cracking down on flexibility and requiring more in-office work, with some threatening consequences for noncompliance.

New inflation data due Thursday is expected to show prices ticking higher again, offering fresh evidence that tariffs are filtering into consumers' wallets.

Some readers of my last column said asking for a separate check is petty. They missed the point.

Biden appointee made a 'strong showing' that Trump's attempt to fire her was illegal, court says ...

The White House wants Congress to add more spending if lawmakers extend government funding laws on a temporary basis.

Stephen Miran declined to commit to stepping down as a top White House economic adviser if his appointment to the Federal Reserve extends beyond January.

President Trump said he stood up for Georgia workers by detaining 300 South Korean nationals. Experts say he risks killing thousands of U.S. manufacturing jobs.

The flight from Detroit early Monday had been asked to switch runways shortly before appearing to see a truck on the ground in front of them.

The revisions arrive as government statistics have become increasingly politicized. Last month, Trump took the unprecedented step of firing the BLS commissioner, Erika McEntarfer, over weak jobs data.