@NC_Governor / Twitter Century-Old Paper Mill to Abruptly Close, Grown Men Seen Crying as 1,100 Set to Lose Jobs Aside from an audible gasp from the audience, workers reportedly received the announcement in "stunned silence." By Lorri Wickenhauser March 9, 2023
Robert F. Bukaty / AP photo Unemployment Numbers Take Biggest Jump in Months as Federal Reserve Continues to Hike Interest Rates Fed policymakers have forecast that unemployment will rise to 4.6% by the end of this year, a level historically associated with recessions. By The Associated Press March 9, 2023
Rick Diamond - Mother Nature Network ; Alex Wong / Getty ImagesCommentary Mr. Wonderful Rips AOC Apart on CNN, Even Don Lemon Seems to Agree - 'Just Telling the Truth' "I'll debate them any time of the day you want, particularly AOC," O'Leary said during the CNN appearance this week. By C. Douglas Golden March 4, 2023
Chip Somodevilla / Getty Images; Jim Watson - AFP / Getty ImagesCommentary Biden Admin Pats Itself on Back About Unemployment, Then Note from Musk's Twitter Appears The Biden administration has been put on the receiving end of an embarrassing "fact check" style disclaimer on Twitter -- again. By Richard Moorhead December 6, 2022
Commentary Elon Musk Locks Doors on Twitter HQ, Employees Panic and File Lawsuit as Mass Layoffs Await Twitter's office closed Friday, as employees awaited their fate while a class action lawsuit moved slightly their way. By Mike Landry November 4, 2022
Meg Kinnard / AP PhotoCommentary Watch: High-Ranking Democrat Admits What We All Know About Biden's Economic Bills, 'All of Us Knew' 'We knew the moment we went to aid the Ukrainians, the Russians would do what they could possibly do to undercut this administration.' By George C. Upper III October 25, 2022
Jayk7 / Getty Images Report: Latest US Employment Numbers May Signal Withering Economy In August there were fewer job openings in the market, which could be a sign that the economy is cooling off and perhaps weakening. By Abby Liebing October 4, 2022
Yuji Sakai / Getty ImagesCommentary Report: Historical Levels of Fraud - How $600B Was Snatched from American Pockets in Almost 3 Years The fraud of coronavirus relief programs may represent the largest theft of taxpayer funds in American history. By Richard Moorhead October 2, 2022
Mary Altaffer / AP New Federal Reserve President Says 'Higher Unemployment Rate' Is Needed 'Accomplishing price stability will require slower employment growth and a somewhat higher unemployment rate,' Susan Collins said. By The Associated Press September 26, 2022
Apu Gomes / AFP via Getty Images Top Clinton, Obama Economist: US Under Biden Has a 'Serious Inflation Problem' 'Median inflation used to be a favorite indicator for team transitory. This month it was at its highest ever reading.' By Casey Harper September 16, 2022