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The new White House communications director complained to Obama in 2010 that Wall Street was being "whacked" like a piñata.

The visas were set to come into effect this month, but will now be delayed until 2018.

At least 235,000 people are employed by the marijuana industry, according to a new report.

A president can't play whack-a-mole with every company looking for a better deal.

Responses to a recent Gallup Poll are almost the exact opposite of the responses in 2005.

For most Americans going to work actually isn't so bad.

What will become of parking lots? Gas stations? Traffic signals? Society stands to look much different in just a few decades.

The proposal would bring better education options to over 600,000 children of military families.

Stops in Ohio and Kentucky are planned as Trump aims to energize his supporters and distract from the political intrigue in Washington.

Senator Patrick Leahy says President Donald Trump should not "return to a failed 55-year-old policy of sanctions and ultimatums against tiny Cuba."

Researchers estimate that an AI will be able to write a best-selling book by the year 2049.

Why do voters oppose a path to citizenship for undocumented immigrants?

The burdensome bureaucracy involved in legal migration encourages illegal immigration.

The idea that 20 guys could control 1 percent of America's wealth should alarm our leaders.

Budget director Mick Mulvaney describes a tactical approach that includes restrictions targeting certain departments rather than an across-the-board freeze.

So far in 2017, the U.S. economy has added slightly fewer jobs per month than the 2016 average under the Obama administration.

"I suggested that he temper his expectations. Those are my exact words."

The rule, Statistical Policy Directive Number 3, is meant to "preserve the distinction between the policy-neutral release of data by statistical agencies and their interpretation by policy officials."

Jobs continued their winning streak in February, but Americans haven't seen a household income increase in this millennium.

Caterpillar Inc., United Technologies Corp., Dana Inc., 3M Co., Timken Co. and General Electric Co., are offshoring work to Mexico, China, India and other countries.

Trump made 13 specific promises. How's he doing?

Inside Trump's bizarre relationship with the U.S. economy and what he calls the "real" unemployment rate.  

Germany, France, Ireland and the Netherlands set to be biggest winners, report says.

People realized the great dream was moribund and the old America was no more.

The hour-long meeting was the latest sign of Trump's uncommon degree of intervention for a U.S. president into corporate affairs as he has repeatedly pressured automakers and other manufacturers to "buy American and hire American."

Trump has pledged to shake up the current order from his first days in office.

Global CEOs say machines are increasingly to blame for job losses.

The world's largest online retailer will grow its full-time U.S. workforce by more than 50 percent to over 280,000 in the next 18 months.

How does the Obama economy rate after recession and financial crisis?

The U.S. is preparing to enforce a ban on exports to ZTE for flouting Iran sanctions.