Long-term unemployment tumbles in January
The share of workers unemployed for more than six months fell significantly from December, on the back of an unexpectedly strong January jobs report.
Fed influence, shaky forecasts, delayed decisions: How the Biden administration misread the inflation threat
The Biden administration misread the rising threat of inflation for a variety of reasons, according to several economists and current and former officials.
Black unemployment rate dips, labor force participation rises in January
The Black unemployment rate dipped to 6.9% in January from 7.1%.