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Last month, job growth in the US significantly decelerated, with only 175,000 positions created in April, as per data released by the Bureau of Labor

The US government's debt has surpassed $34 trillion for the first time, just weeks before Congress must agree on new federal funding plans.

Updated economic predictions for the next two years by the Congressional Budget Office showed Friday that inflation will nearly reach the Federal

Payrolls expanded even faster than anticipated in November, and the unemployment rate decreased amid indications of a faltering economy, suggesting

After increasing interest rates, U.S. firms advertised 8.7 million job postings in October, the fewest since March 2021, indicating that hiring is

The Los Angeles Dodgers announced on Thursday they blocked federal immigration agents from entering its stadium as dozens of anti-ICE protesters

Venezuelans in the United States will lose the roughly one-year temporary protection from deportation given earlier this month by departing President

Immigration enforcement actions took place in several cities on Sunday, initiating what President Donald Trump described as the start of widespread

Hundreds of "illegal immigrant criminals" were detained in the United States on Thursday, and hundreds more were flown out of the country

A federal court ruled Thursday that President Donald Trump's executive order removing birthright citizenship was "blatantly