A New Agenda for the GOP
Conservatives need to rethink economic policy if they want to build a viable political coalition.
A Modest Proposal for ‘Draining the Swamp’
Former elected officials should not be collecting lucrative salaries after they leave office.
Drop in March Job Growth Numbers Isn’t a Sign of Weak Economy
The soft jobs numbers for March aren’t a sign of a weak economy.
Wage Growth Accelerated in January
We’ve been waiting for faster wage growth and now we have it.
Analyzing the November Jobs Reports
The labor-market picture keeps getting brighter for American workers.
A Look at October’s Job Numbers
Payrolls didn’t bounce as much as expected in October, but the report was still good news about the U.S. economy.
The Whacky September Job-Growth Numbers
Investors need to take all of today’s employment report with a big grain of salt.
A Look at the August Job Numbers
In the past year, payrolls are up 175,000 per month while civilian employment is up 187,000 per month.
After the May Jobs Report, Look for the Fed to Raise Interest Rates
The May jobs report was weaker than expected but will not prevent the Fed from raising interest rates on June 14.
A Look at the Weak March Job Numbers
March’s weaker payroll growth does not appear to be the start of a new trend.