U.S. applications for jobless claims for the week ending Dec. 27 fell by 16,000 to 199,000 from the previous week’s 215,000.

The numbers are in. The Trump administration's efforts to cut the federal workforce have enabled 22,000 releases between January and May.

Major U.S. companies are already cutting or restructuring jobs due to AI - and the vast majority of Americans are worried about their future.

"They're dumping this data just in time to justify a Federal Reserve interest rate decrease for the election."

On Thursday, the Labor Department reported that jobless claims rose by 4,000 to 232,000 for the week of August 17th.

In light of the Bidenomics-fueled stock market crash, Sperling picked a bad day to leave the White House and joined Harris' campaign.

How is the economy actually doing? We may never truly know, but this is a very interesting sign of the times.

While the Biden administration will continue to tout these numbers, the data spell out a shaky economy propped up by taxpayer dollars.

“The number of employment opportunities and complexity of the job market are factors causing Gen Z'ers to seek parental help."

The highest number since August spurred one outlet to label the report "a potential sign that an otherwise robust labor market is changing."