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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.

Texas started it. California plans to join in. Now, more states look to carve out a partisan advantage in unprecedented ways.

Rupert Murdoch and his son Lachlan reached a $3.3 billion settlement with Murdoch's three older children, giving Lachlan control of the media empire after his father's death.

Paramount has selected Kenneth R. Weinstein, the former president and chief executive of the conservative-leaning Hudson Institute think tank, to serve as ombudsman and review editorial complaints raised against CBS News.

Also, is it safe to reveal that I have a disability on a job application?

AI is changing jobs for young people, helping them take on bigger responsibilities while also diminishing the number of entry-level roles.

Tariff uncertainty, stubbornly high inflation and rising AI adoption are giving rise to labor market gridlock.

The president's use of the National Guard in U.S. cities means service members are having to step away from their full-time jobs during a vulnerable time for the labor market.