Speaking at the Democratic convention, Bill Clinton suggested that the partisan “score” on job creation since the Cold War was 50 million to 1 million. It is.

When President Joe Biden leaves office Jan. 20 to make way for the second Donald Trump administration, he'll be able to point to an unprecedented accomplishment.

The final jobs report on President Joe Biden’s term couldn’t have been much better: According to the latest data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the U.S. economy added 256,000 jobs in ...

Utah economy, job creation lead the nation but aren’t safe from federal policies’ impact ... the potential rate during President Donald Trump’s second term could climb to 11.5%.