The federal government is the smallest it’s been since 1966. The country is fine. That’s the news in the latest Bureau of Labor Statistics numbers. About 2.7 million civilian federal workers. Down from roughly 3 million when President Trump took office. More than 300,000 jobs, gone. About 11% of the whole. Most of it happened
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The doomsayers had a rough Friday. The Labor Department reported that American employers added 162,000 jobs in August — nearly triple what the economists on cable news had penciled in. The consensus
President Trump announced a deal Friday that hands the U.S. majority control over Venezuela’s oil — 65 billion barrels of proven reserves — and he’s promising it will bring gas prices down.
A president does not bring the chief executives of Apple, Tesla, Goldman Sachs, BlackRock, Boeing, Citigroup, Mastercard, Visa, Micron, Meta, GE Aerospace, Blackstone, Qualcomm, Cargill, Coherent, and Illumina to a foreign capital
Refunds have a way of arriving like a little absolution. A letter from the government that says, in effect, we took too much — here, have some back. This year, the Trump
