During the first Trump administration, the biggest concern for many journalists was labels. Would they, or their news outlet, be called fake news or an enemy of the people by a president and his supporters? They now face a more assertive President Donald Trump. In two months, a blitz of action by the nation's new administration Trump, chapter two has journalists on their heels. Lawsuits. A newly aggressive Federal Communications Commission. An effort to control the press corps that covers the president, prompting legal action by The Associated Press. A gutted Voice of America. Public data stripped from websites. And attacks, amplified anew. It's very clear what's happening. The Trump administration is on a campaign to do everything it can to diminish and obstruct journalism in the United States," said Bill Grueskin, a journalism professor at Columbia University. It's really nothing like we saw in 2017," he said. Not that there weren't efforts to discredit the press, and not that
The ISM survey showed producers are also contending with elevated costs amid a healthy demand environment. The gauge of prices paid rose by 2.4 points to 54.9, the highest since May
The US and China are Nissan's two biggest markets, accounting for half of global sales in the year through March and 51 in the first quarter of this financial year
The automaker, however, warned of an uncertain outlook due to intensifying price competition as inflation and high interest rates squeeze consumers
US natural gas futures have doubled this year, far more than the increases in retail gasoline and diesel that have made Americans angry at the US energy industry and the government
Introducing his high-profile and experienced team to the nation, US President-elect Joe Biden exuded confidence that it will create a recovery for all and get the country's economy moving again
US industrial production fell 0.6 per cent in September, the weakest showing since industrial output tumbled in the spring when the economy was slowed by widespread lockdowns
US industrial production slowed to a modest increase of 0.4% in August, far weaker than the strong bounce back recorded in previous months when factories were coming back to life
The June performance was better than economists had forecasts and reflected the reopening of many parts of the US economy after lockdowns in the spring
Welcoming the budget, the US-India Business Council said that abolition of the dividend distribution tax removes a major disincentive to foreign companies seeking to set up operations in India
The industrial production data strengthened expectations of strong economic growth in the third quarter
US central bank's measure of the industrial sector comprises manufacturing, mining, and electric and gas utilities
The Federal Reserve said industrial production increased 0.3% last month after a 0.7% drop in August