No other U.S. president has presided over greater job growth in a single term.

253,000 jobs were added across the country in April 2023.

The latest jobs report shows unemployment at its lowest level since 1969.

Employment continues to rebound from a low of 4.7 million job openings under former President Donald Trump.

Job creation numbers from July’s jobs report were more than double of what was anticipated, defying negative perceptions about the economy.

Unemployment rates have held steadily for months at the lowest marks since before the pandemic.

The economy added 372,000 jobs in June, returning the private sector to pre-pandemic levels.

Two years ago, the unemployment rate was 13.3%. Now it’s 3.6%.

The U.S. economy has added 7 million jobs since President Joe Biden took office.

Analysts predicted that President Joe Biden’s Build Back Better plan would have supported millions of additional jobs annually.

GOP lawmakers cheered comparable job growth under Donald Trump, but now they’re saying it’s a ‘huge miss.’

Despite Fox Business host Maria Bartiromo’s claims, experts say there are several complicated reasons people may be opting out of the workforce.

The latest numbers show again that Republicans’ claims about job growth under President Joe Biden are false.

GOP lawmakers say vaccines and ‘socialism’ are to blame for September’s lower-than-expected jobs numbers.

Study after study has shown the opposite.

Republican lawmakers who previously had plenty to say about ‘disappointing’ job growth are silent in the wake of the July jobs report.

The economy just had its best month for job creation in a year.

GOP lawmakers forecasted that the June jobs report would bring bad news. But the report far exceeded expectations.

559,000 new jobs were added last month, with unemployment claims dropping once again.

Republicans are mad that people are refusing to take low-paying jobs — just not enough to raise the minimum wage.

Republicans previously warned the president’s proposals might make the economy too hot.

Unemployment claims are up, but Pandemic Unemployment Assistance claims are down, indicating the economy is still on the upswing.

The construction industry lost 61,000 jobs in the past month, and workers who are employed face one of the highest risks of dying from COVID-19.

The economy added just 49,000 jobs in January, which economists say is proof that the recovery stalling out.

More than 19 million people are still dependent on unemployment benefits — and nearly half of them will lose that aid in just over two weeks.

It turns out there’s no evidence that the $600 weekly unemployment insurance boost kept Americans from going back to work.

Trump said the economy is coming back ‘bigger and better than we ever thought possible.’

As unemployment figures show 14.7% of Americans out of work, Donald Trump bragged about the great economy that he claims he created.

The massive job losses have plunged the U.S. economy into the worst economic crisis since the Great Depression of the 1930s.

Economists say it could get much worse this month.