The left’s out-of-control spending has led to sky high consumer prices — devastating workers and families.
The Representative of Washington’s 3rd Congressional District discusses her efforts to improve maternity-related health care and create good-paying jobs for the people she represents.
Too many of these servicemembers struggle to have their talents fully understood and utilized amidst transitioning back to civilian life.
In August, the NFIB Optimism Index soared to a record high of 108.8, breaking the 1983 record of 108 that occurred during the Administration of President Reagan.
The U.S. has gained back 15,000 manufacturing establishments and more than a million manufacturing jobs, with 278,000 of those jobs coming in the past year alone.
The Chairman of the House Republican Conference talks about the legislative outlook for 2007 and what the GOP will be working to achieve.
With the debt at historic levels, this respected budget expert argues that what the country needs is a bold and balanced plan to curb spending and get the economy back on track.
The Chairman of the Education & Workforce Committee discusses the effort he is leading to make sure today’s workers are better equipped for tomorrow’s job opportunities.
To some, the American jobs machine is broken. But according to this leading economist Douglas Holtz-Eakin, the job stall is due not only to predictable demographic shifts, but preventable policy errors.
In an adaptation from his new book, the Oklahoma Senator delivers a stern warning about America’s fiscal future.
A look into how Texas is going beyond government subsidies for growth.
The host of TV’s Dirty Jobs discusses the lessons he’s learned from America’s workers, the value of the skilled trades, and how the definition of what constitutes a “good job” has changed.