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Trump doubles down on his decision to fire BLS chief after disappointing jobs report
President Donald Trump continues to claim without evidence that the jobs report was "totally rigged." ...
What to Know About the Jobs Report That Led Trump to Fire the Labor Statistics Chief Amid Trade War Fallout
The data come after economists have expressed concern that the Trump Administration’s flip-flopping tariff policies and ...
Kevin Hassett repeatedly defends Trump's decision to fire BLS commissioner
White House Economic Council director Kevin Hassett defended President Trump's decision to fire the head of the Bureau of ...
Trump Claims He 'Most Likely' Will Not Fire Fed Chair Jerome Powell
President Donald Trump claimed Friday he “most likely” will not fire Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, despite ...
Trump says he will fire lead official on economic data as stocks shudder
US President Donald Trump said he would fire the head of the agency charged with publishing some of America's most closely ...
Can Trump fire Jerome Powell? What to know about Fed chair Trump calls ‘too stupid’
President Donald Trump has long criticized Jerome Powell about interest rates. The Federal Reserve did not drop rates ...
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Trump baffles with ‘barrage of friendly fire’ on loyal GOP farmers
American farmers are openly questioning why the Trump administration has betrayed them on so many issues, from tariffs to mass deportations. The Washington Post editorial board called the onslaught a ...
Ukraine-Russia war latest: Trump’s special envoy Witkoff meets Putin for crunch ceasefire talks
Trump’s special envoy Witkoff meets Putin for crunch ceasefire talks - Putin unlikely to give in to Trump’s Friday deadline ...
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President Trump defends decision to fire head of Bureau of Labor Statistics
Trump lifts veil on US submarines in warning shot to Kremlin in 'clever' repositioning move Coast Guard report reveals who ...
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Trump right to fire official in charge of jobs numbers, Cassidy and Louisiana Senate rivals say
President Trump's decision to fire the Labor Department official who oversees the jobs report has prompted howls of protest. That's now the view of Sen. Bill Cassidy and his three Republican rivals.