'The Democrats' response [to the impact of COVID] shows they have lost the plot in the present situation.'

The number of Americans applying for unemployment benefits rose last week to the highest level since mid-November.

November's jobs numbers are not promising, but Jen Psaki was unclear on how the Biden administration plans to handle such a hurting economy.

The Bureau of Labor Statistics report came as the White House has attempted to portray the jobs market and the economy as healthy.

Friday's jobs numbers prove the best way to get the economy roaring again is to stop paying people to not work.

Franklin Graham pointed out on Labor Day that Americans no longer are incentivized to work because federal COVID relief is paying them.

Though Biden and many economists are spreading optimism about the state of the economy after COVID-19, it's clear the US is in a recession.

According to the Labor Department, 4.3 million Americans walked off the job in August, breaking a 21-year record.

'We have spent a year training Americans to believe that work is alternately unsafe, unavailable or unnecessary.'

If you listened to President Joe Biden, you would have thought the abysmal September jobs report was a great win for the country.