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Contrary to Obama’s claims, across five indexes, Americans express far more confidence in the Trump economy than the Obama-Biden economy.

61% of Americans say they are “better off” than they were three years ago, a record high percentage for an incumbent seeking re-election.

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez railed against business owners claiming they are simply modern-day slave owners with employees “literally dying” because of greed.

This week’s jobs report rounded out another year of solid growth in 2019, where the Trump economy brought in workers left on the sidelines.

Democrats falsely claimed President Trump’s policies would decimate middle-class families. They’ve been proven totally, embarrassingly wrong.

President Trump issued a warning to California Governor Gavin Newsom, telling him to fix his state’s homeless problem or he will.

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez fired back at Ivanka Trump over her criticism of the ‘Green New Deal’ and it’s false promises of guaranteed jobs and good wages.

Ivanka Trump took a shot at Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s ‘Green New Deal,’ referencing the portion describing guaranteed work and noting most Americans don’t care for handouts.

American singer Cher took a jab at New York progressives for squashing a deal with Amazon to establish their second headquarters in New York City.

President Donald Trump took to social media to celebrate the planned building of a steel mill in the southwest United States, creating hundreds of jobs.

In a fiery speech, former President Barack Obama whined that nobody is giving him credit for President Trump’s roaring economy.

Trump has cultivated a roaring economy for all Americans, but is truly driving down unemployment rates for minority groups.

The U.S. is on pace to create 2.6 million jobs this year, and a good bulk of those jobs are popping up in areas that supported Hillary Clinton.

According to a presidential daily tracking poll, Trump’s approval rating amongst blacks has nearly doubled since last year.

A new study indicates that children as young as four express a dislike, and are even willing to punish, those who freeload off the hard work of others.

Hostess announced earlier this week that they’d be handing out $1,250 bonuses to their workers, along with a one year supply of free snacks. That’s some serious cash in their pockets, and a whole bevy of Sno Balls, Ho Hos, and Twinkies in their bellies.

President Donald Trump castigated Democratic lawmakers during his Thursday speech at the congressional retreat in West Virginia for refusing to applaud when he mentioned record low black unemployment during the State of The Union address.

Walmart is capitalizing on its newfound savings under the recently signed tax reform bill by increasing workers’ starting hourly wage to $11 and providing substantial bonuses to employees.

A DNC job announcement for positions in the Technology Department is making the rounds on social media for all the wrong reasons.

Here we have a situation where bleeding hearts want to help those who were brought here illegally, through no fault of their own. But guess who that hurts?

Ronald Reagan’s speech in 1984 is a striking reminder of why work – not welfare – is the true goal for those trying to attain the American dream.

The July jobs report shows a better than expected gain of 209,000 jobs, while President Trump hit a personal economic achievement – over 1 million jobs.

One News Now reports: The $15 minimum wage that Leftist politicians pushed through in Seattle and New York City has taken a major toll on many …

The U.S. economy added 220,000 new jobs in June, according to the jobs report released by the Bureau of Labor Statistics Friday.

A new study shows that by boosting the minimum wage to ridiculous amounts for low-income workers, Seattle officials have made things much worse.

A freshly released report indicates the private sector has added 253,000 jobs in May, leading a Moody’s economist to declare “job growth is rip-roaring.”

The unemployment rate decreased slightly from April, ticking down to 4.3 percent. The new numbers are the lowest in ten years.

During a recent interview, Secretary of Housing and Urban Development Ben Carson said that poverty could largely be considered a “state of mind.”

The Department of Labor announced that continuing claims for unemployment benefits hit a level not seen since the Reagan era.

The number of people claiming unemployment benefits in the United States fell to its lowest level since 1988, further evidence of a surging labor market.