President Donald Trump’s pick to oversee the Bureau of Labor Statistics was hanging around the Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021, but the White House swears he’s not an insurrectionist.

Opposing his nomination to head the Bureau of Labor Statistics is the one thing the left and right can agree on.

Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick has reignited concerns about political interference in future jobs data after saying the ...

Political pressure on government statisticians and private forecasters risks sending markets down a rabbit-hole, which could ...

Government data is now in question. Here's where macro investors are turning to fill the gaps. The firing of the BLS head by President Donald Trump has spooked some macro investors. Trump's nomination ...

E.J. Antoni, tapped by President Trump to serve as the nation’s top economic data official, appears in Capitol Police ...

Political pressure on government statisticians and private forecasters risks sending markets down a rabbit-hole, which could ...

The appointment of E. J. Antoni, to what is supposedly a non-partisan position in the administration, is another significant ...

Fewer than half of the businesses asked to participate in jobs surveys actually answer. That can lead to biased data.

President Trump’s choice to lead the Bureau of Labor Statistics is sparking tumult over a suggestion that Uncle Sam dispense ...

The BLS has failed to modernize, and its methods are deficient. The jobs number and its revisions do not meet accepted ...

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent defended releasing monthly jobs reports amid accuracy concerns, emphasizing the need for ...