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Trump Tariffs Aim to Revive U.S. Manufacturing. Is That Possible?

Reporter USApril 4, 2025

President Trump’s imposition of tariffs on a scale unseen in nearly a century is more than a shot across the bow at U.S. trading partners. If kept in place, the import taxes will also launch an economic project of defiant nostalgia: an attempt to reclaim America’s place as a dominant manufacturing power. In the postwar […]

As Trump Squeezes the Immigrant Work Force, Employers Seek Relief

Reporter USApril 1, 2025

In recent weeks, managers of the nation’s resorts, plant nurseries, fish processors and racetracks started getting very worried. The Trump administration had yet to release a batch of H-2B visas — those available for seasonal businesses that often can’t find enough workers domestically to fulfill demand. Usually, the Department of Homeland Security releases them a […]

No Toilet Paper and No Privacy: Returning to the Office, Federal Workers Walk Into Chaos

Reporter USMarch 31, 2025

For some federal employees, returning to the office has meant an expansion of their duties to include cleaning toilets and taking out the trash. For others, it has been commuting to a federal building only to continue doing their work through videoconferencing. Some showed up at the office just to be sent home. Others showed […]

Trump’s Tariff Agenda Bets on Americans Giving Up Cheap Goods

Reporter USMarch 31, 2025

President Trump’s sweeping tariffs are expected to raise the cost of cars, electronics, metals, lumber, pharmaceuticals and other products that American consumers and businesses buy from overseas. But Mr. Trump and his advisers are betting that it can sell an inflation-weary public on a provocative idea: Cheap stuff is not the American dream. “I couldn’t […]

Layoffs and Unemployment Grow Among College Graduates

Reporter USMarch 25, 2025

When Starbucks announced last month that it was laying off more than 1,000 corporate employees, it highlighted a disturbing trend for white-collar workers: Over the past few years, they have seen a steeper rise in unemployment than other groups, and slower wage growth. It also added fuel to a debate that has preoccupied economists for […]

How Bryan Johnson Exploited Employees With NDAs

Reporter USMarch 21, 2025

Bryan Johnson, the longevity influencer, has curated a very specific image of himself, but our investigation found that he’s weaponized the use of confidentiality agreements. Kirsten Grind, an investigative business reporter at The New York Times, explains how Johnson used NDAs to silence people around him.

Trump’s Tariffs Could Deal a Blow to Boeing and the Aerospace Industry

Reporter USMarch 19, 2025

Boeing is the kind of manufacturer — one that exports billions of dollars of goods — that President Trump says he wants to protect and nurture. But his tariffs could have the opposite effect on the company’s suppliers. Mr. Trump has imposed a few tariffs so far, but he says more are coming in just […]

Undocumented Workers, Fearing Deportation, Are Staying Home

Reporter USMarch 9, 2025

The railroad tracks that slice through downtown Freehold, N.J., used to be lined by dozens of men, waiting for work. Each morning, the men — day laborers, almost all from Latin America and undocumented — would be scooped up by local contractors in pickup trucks for jobs painting, landscaping, removing debris. In recent weeks, the […]

How a Classic French Dish Is Squeezed by Lingering Inflation

Reporter USMarch 9, 2025

At Le Bouillon Chartier in Paris, the recipe for a perfect beef Bourguignon involves beef, carrots, wine, butter and “coquillettes,” a tiny macaroni-shaped pasta. It is cooked for at least three hours. And it must be affordable, so the price cannot be more than 10 euros a dish. Since 1896, the belle epoque eatery has […]

Jobs Report Is Steady, but Impact of Federal Cutbacks and Tariffs Looms

Reporter USMarch 8, 2025

It might be a moment of hush before chaos ensues, or it may be business as usual. U.S. employers added 151,000 jobs in February, the first full month under the new Trump administration, the Labor Department reported on Friday. The gain extended a streak of job growth to 50 months. The unemployment rate ticked up […]

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Trump Tariffs Aim to Revive U.S. Manufacturing. Is That Possible?

As Trump Squeezes the Immigrant Work Force, Employers Seek Relief

No Toilet Paper and No Privacy: Returning to the Office, Federal Workers Walk Into Chaos

Trump’s Tariff Agenda Bets on Americans Giving Up Cheap Goods

Layoffs and Unemployment Grow Among College Graduates

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Trump’s Tariffs Could Deal a Blow to Boeing and the Aerospace Industry

Undocumented Workers, Fearing Deportation, Are Staying Home

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Jobs Report Is Steady, but Impact of Federal Cutbacks and Tariffs Looms

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