Another week, another solid jobless claims print, seemingly crushing the Paul Revere-ish cries of "a recession is coming" from the Left and the legacy media.

223k Americans filed for jobless benefits for the first time last week - a number that has basically been flat (near multi-decade lows) for the last four years...

Last week's break above 1.9 million Americans continuing to take jobless benefits was revised back down and into the range it has been in for the last year or so...

Looking at the 'Deep Tristate' area, we see claims surged in Virginia...

...and Continuing jobless claims in the 'Deep TriState' region continue to rise...

Is DOGE's work finally starting to show?
{ai:summary}Jobless claims remain low, with 223,000 Americans filing for benefits last week, indicating stability in the labor market and countering recession fears. Continuing claims were revised down, staying consistent with recent trends. However, Virginia saw a surge in claims.The overall job market reflects resilience, despite some regional variations. The situation suggests that economic concerns may be overstated. #economy

Jobless Claims Keep Rising In 'Deep TriState' Region As DOGE Impact Accelerates

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