The US economy added a disappointing 73,000 jobs in July amid Trump's tariffs, immigration constraints; unemployment rises ...

President Donald Trump claimed without evidence that the massive revisions to the latest jobs report constituted a “scam.” ...

The Federal Reserve won’t cut interest rates until it sees how inflation and job creation respond to higher tariffs. The next ...

The president attempted to tell a different story about the U.S. economy than what the latest job report revealed. President ...

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell repeatedly described the labor market as solid and balanced at his press conference on ...

UPDATED: Following a jobs report Friday that showed the U.S. labor market slowing, Donald Trump took aim at the statistics ...

President Donald Trump ordered the firing of the Bureau of Labor Statistics commissioner Friday following a weak jobs report ...

Employers added 199,000 jobs and the unemployment rate fell from 3.9% to 3.7%, the Labor Department said Friday. Economists had estimated that 186,000 jobs were added last month, according to a ...

Revisions are a normal part of the jobs report process. After the report comes out, revisions are later released to include ...

The 210,000 jobs that U.S. employers added last month was far below analyst expectations. But most of the other evidence in the report points to a job market that is humming.

One head-scratching development in the latest jobs report: The U.S. added 339,000 jobs—way more than expected—yet the unemployment rate also ticked up to 3.7%.

US employers added 147,000 jobs in June despite Trump's tariffs, federal layoffs and immigration crackdown; unemployment at 4.1% ...