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Trump's firing of BLS chief may undermine public trust in jobs numbers, New Mexico economists say
After President Donald Trump, angered by a weaker-than-normal monthly jobs report, fired the head of the Bureau of Labor Statistics, claiming she had distorted the numbers for political gain, the New Mexico Department of Workforce Solutions says its data was — and still is — accurate.
President Donald Trump claims, without a shred of evidence, that the government’s premiere economic data operation ...
In August 2025, President Trump dismissed the commissioner of the Bureau of Labor Statistics and seeks to appoint a new chief ...
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Trump's resurgence of tariffs and the dispute over BLS data shake investor confidence
Two major Trump decisions reignite trade and data integrity concerns, adding fresh uncertainty to an already stretched U.S.
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Ballmer’s USAFacts warns against politicizing data after Trump fires BLS chief over jobs report
USAFacts, the nonpartisan group founded by Steve Ballmer, warns against politicizing government data after Trump fires the ...
McEntarfer’s dismissal came just hours after a monthly jobs report showed the labor market performed more sluggishly than ...
President Trump trotted out new, "unpublished" economic data following his surprise firing of the Bureau of Labor Statistics ...
President Donald Trump continues to claim without evidence that the jobs report was "totally rigged." ...
President Donald Trump plans to fill two important economic vacancies in the next 3-4 days, he said Sunday. The BLS ...
The bill’s path forward is doubtful given that it would need to earn at least some Republican support in the House and Senate ...
Greg Mankiw, Harvard University economics professor and former CEA chairman, joins 'Squawk Box' to discuss the fallout from ...
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