The Bureau of Labor Statistics reported Friday that there were 187,000 jobs added to the economy in July, which was lower than expected.

After bragging about June's unemployment numbers, a new report indicates that millions of unemployed people were left out.

Staffers of the Open Society Foundations are about to get some brutal news under company changes that are coming in the near future.

Imagine, sharing the same state boundaries and government with places like Portland. No wonder folks in eastern Oregon want to leave.

The Biden administration's own Department of Labor said it's the highest number of initial jobless claims since October 2021.

"Remember all the celebration about the record-low Black unemployment rate? Well, Black unemployment jumped by 0.9 points in May."

McDonald's has joined a number of companies in laying off U.S. employees. Meanwhile, President Biden is patting himself on the back.

McDonald's told U.S. employees and "some international staff" last week that they should work from home for the first three days of this week.

Aside from an audible gasp from the audience, workers reportedly received the announcement in "stunned silence."

Fed policymakers have forecast that unemployment will rise to 4.6% by the end of this year, a level historically associated with recessions.