Trump apprentices' starting pay $60K, more in demand than college grads: Secretary Acosta
U.S. Labor Secretary Alexander Acosta detailed the Trump administration’s plan to bridge the labor gap Monday, to connect job seekers with executives looking to fill 6 million open positions in the country through expanded “high quality” apprenticeship programs.
Ivanka Trump: CEOs can’t fill 6 million jobs, more skill-based training needed
The Trump administration is refocusing efforts back on its biggest campaign promise – putting more Americans back to work – following a week of turmoil centered on former FBI Director James Comey’s congressional testimony.
Comey facing ‘three-pronged legal attack’ after Kasowitz’s detailed investigation
Trump's legal pit bull is doubling down on the former FBI director.
Comey facing ‘three-pronged legal attack’ after Kasowitz’s detailed investigation
Trump's legal pit bull is doubling down on the former FBI director.
House votes to gut Dodd-Frank
The United States House of Representatives passed a bill Thursday that would significantly roll back an Obama-era financial law known as Dodd-Frank, enacted in the wake of the 2008 financial crisis.
House votes to gut Dodd-Frank
The United States House of Representatives passed a bill Thursday that would significantly roll back an Obama-era financial law known as Dodd-Frank, enacted in the wake of the 2008 financial crisis.
Stocks fall flat after Comey testimony yields no surprises
The Dow Jones Industrial Average hit a fresh record in afternoon action Tuesday amid ongoing testimony by former FBI Director James Comey and as voters in the UK went to the polls in a snap election.
Stocks fall flat after Comey testimony yields no surprises
The Dow Jones Industrial Average hit a fresh record in afternoon action Tuesday amid ongoing testimony by former FBI Director James Comey and as voters in the UK went to the polls in a snap election.
U.S. House Speaker cites Trump lack of experience amid FBI Russia probe
U.S. House of Representatives Speaker Paul Ryan on Thursday, asked about President Donald Trump's interactions with former FBI Director James Comey, said Trump "was new at this" and probably not "steeped" in FBI independence from the White House.
What is obstruction of justice? CIA's Woolsey explains
Former CIA Director James Woolsey on Wednesday discussed the two kinds of FBI investigations and which pertains to the phrase “obstruction of justice.”
What is obstruction of justice? CIA's Woolsey explains
Former CIA Director James Woolsey on Wednesday discussed the two kinds of FBI investigations and which pertains to the phrase “obstruction of justice.”
U.S.-Mexico trade tensions intensify despite sugar deal
The Mexican sugar industry pushed for a probe into unfair U.S. trade practices Wednesday, despite leaders of the two countries reaching an agreement on sugar prices Tuesday intended to sidestep a potential trade war over the commodity.
U.S.-Mexico trade tensions intensify despite sugar deal
The Mexican sugar industry pushed for a probe into unfair U.S. trade practices Wednesday, despite leaders of the two countries reaching an agreement on sugar prices Tuesday intended to sidestep a potential trade war over the commodity.
Christopher Wray: 3 things to know about Trump's FBI pick
The former Justice Department official will be nominated as the next director of the FBI.
U.S., Mexico reach sugar deal, industry opposition mounts
The United States and Mexico finalized a deal on sugar prices Tuesday – potentially clearing a key hurdle as the two countries look toward NAFTA discussions later this summer – but not everyone is on board with the agreement.
U.S., Mexico reach sugar deal, industry opposition mounts
The United States and Mexico finalized a deal on sugar prices Tuesday – potentially clearing a key hurdle as the two countries look toward NAFTA discussions later this summer – but not everyone is on board with the agreement.
America’s CEOs more confident with bets on Trump’s tax reform
Policies to cut taxes and regulatory red tape are giving America’s CEOs a shot of confidence.
Contractor charged in leak
A 25-year-old government contractor was arrested over the weekend and charged with leaking a secret report that described some of Russia's election-related hacking activities.
Trump renews focus on travel ban, Twitterstorm fuels critics
In the wake of the fatal London terror attack Saturday night where police have detained nearly a dozen people connected to van and knife assaults that left 7 people dead and many more injured, President Donald Trump has renewed focus on his travel ban via Twitter—and that could hurt his case in the courts, according to one of the lawyers challenging the executive order.
Steven Mnuchin: We’re focused on getting tax reform done this year
U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin on Friday discussed the importance of President Trump’s tax reform plan and why he supports the commander in chief’s decision to exit the Paris climate agreement.













