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Thanks to tax cuts, deregulation, and deportations, U.S.-born workers are enjoying robust private sector job growth but with one setback: erratic tariffs.

The January jobs report should be unambiguously good news for Trump if he chooses to stop "Panican" about the economy.

The numbers were released as part of the annual update from the Congressional Budget Office, a nonpartisan congressional scorekeeper.

The official count of payroll jobs at the end of 2025 was revised downward by more than 1 million by the Bureau of Labor Statistics.

Reps. Thomas Massie (R-KY), Don Bacon (R-NE), and Kevin Kiley (R-CA) each voted no on emergency tariffs, bringing the final vote to 217-214.

The Bureau of Labor Statistics released the latest jobs report for January on Wednesday after a delay because of the government shutdown.

The top reason young men say they don't go on more dates is "not enough money for dating activities."

Attacking a vital piece of infrastructure that maintains critical economic ties with Canada is bad policy.

Europe faces a growing crisis amid Chinese car exports that threaten to consume the European automotive market, now gripping nearly 10% of the region.

Surveyed voters prefer the Democratic Party's messaging on affordability but not cultural matters, according to a pollster.