US News Metro Long Island Politics

Sports NFL MLB Olympics NBA NHL College Football College Basketball WNBA

Business Personal Finance

Entertainment TV Movies Music Celebrities Awards Theater

Lifestyle Weird But True Sex & Relationships Viral Trends Human Interest Parenting Fashion & Beauty Food & Drink Travel

Health Wellness Fitness Health Care Medicine Men’s Health Women’s Health Mental Health Nutrition

Science Space Environment Wildlife Archaeology

Today’s Paper Covers Columnists Horoscopes Crosswords & Games Sports Odds Podcasts Careers

Email Newsletters Official Store Home Delivery Tips

Trump is righting the economic ship after the Biden disaster

The White House and America at large have much to celebrate after the last week of economic reports.

Inflation is down, the labor market is robust, and people’s paychecks buy more than a year ago.

Even better, the Trump administration’s recent actions will build on this progress and deliver more good news in the months and years ahead.

The latest glad tidings come thanks to the tax and regulatory reform the Trump administration has enacted, along with the unprecedented reductions it’s made in the federal bureaucracy.

In just one year, the administration’s economic strategy has been astonishingly successful and completely course-corrected after the failures of Joe Biden and the radical left.

The federal workforce has been reduced by more than 300,000 since President Trump took office and is at its lowest level since 1966.

What is it really like to work for the Royal Family? New novel reveals all

On Valentine’s Day, being single isn’t a disorder — it’s perfectly normal

Trucking has become a hot spot for illegal labor — with lethal results

You have to go back six decades to find a time when there were fewer federal-government employees than today.

As a percentage of the overall workforce, the federal bureaucracy is down to the lowest level on record.

And as government jobs decline, employment in the productive........

© New York Post