Obama: Congress Needs to Focus on Job Creation
Obama pushes Washington lawmakers to focus on job creation during a trip to Baltimore to visit a manufacturer of pumping and digging equipment.
Obama pushes Washington lawmakers to focus on job creation during a trip to Baltimore to visit a manufacturer of pumping and digging equipment.
President Barack Obama leaves behind scandal-focused Washington to focus on the country's slowly improving jobs picture.
President Obama picked a senior White House budget expert Thursday to become the acting head of the IRS, the same day another top official announced plans to leave the agency.
The acting commissioner for the IRS, Steven Miller, has resigned, but don't look for the outcry over the agency's improper targeting of tea party groups to subside.
The recovering economy is producing greater tax revenues, but an improving deficit picture also reflects the accumulating effects of prior rounds of spending cuts.
Cancer patients could face high costs for medications under President Barack Obama's health care law, industry analysts and advocates warn.
The U.S. Treasury said Friday that it took in a rare surplus of $113 billion in April, the largest in five years.
The IRS is apologizing for inappropriately flagging conservative political groups for reviews during the 2012 election to see if they were violating their tax-exempt status.
The Fed has broadened its oversight beyond banks and now monitors a wide-range of financial institutions that could hasten another crisis, Chairman Ben Bernanke said Friday.
President Obama resurrected his jobs proposals Thursday, advancing modest initiatives as he pushed for action on more ambitious efforts that face resistance from Republicans.
President Barack Obama travels to Texas to put his focus back on job creation and economic growth after intensive attention to gun control legislation and immigration reform.
President Barack Obama has nominated Mike Froman and Penny Pritzker for the last two vacant Cabinet slots on his economic team.
Today is May Day, a major international celebration of workers' rights and labor solidarity. But in the U.S., where it all began, it has a different name: Law Day.
Scant inflation and still-modest U.S. economic growth will likely lead the Federal Reserve this week to maintain its drive to keep borrowing costs at record lows indefinitely.
Congress has easily approved legislation ending furloughs of air traffic controllers that have delayed hundreds of flights daily.














