Fox News is now suggesting that President Donald Trump’s poor job report figures are the result of bad math and a stagnant economy left by his predecessor. The Bureau of Labor Statistics released revised figures on Tuesday,

The group’s end can be traced to a lawsuit alleging the group’s formation violated federal law in several ways.

Trump has said the American economy is the hottest in the world and attracting huge investments, which he attributes to his tax and trade policies. But the jobs data points to a slowdown, and Moody's Analytics chief economist Mark Zandi warned of a recession.

BlackRock plans to invest 500 million pounds ($700 million) in British data-centre infrastructure, one of a string of deals to be announced during U.S. President Donald Trump's state visit next week,

Trump's overall job approval stands at 46%, with the economy remaining his weakness at 39% approval, according to latest Fox News national survey of voters.

The economy is generating fewer than 75,000 new jobs a month this year, less than half the 168,000 per month added last year.

Fresh jobs data on Friday showed a continued hiring slowdown in the first such release since a dismal jobs report last month prompted President Donald Trump to fire the top official tasked with compiling labor statistics. The reading fell well short of economists' expectations.

Bloomberg News says it has obtained more than 18,000 purported emails between the two, authenticated through cryptographic and metadata analysis.

As Reuters reports, Trump also invested heavily in corporate bonds from megabanks like Morgan Stanley, Wells Fargo, and Citigroup. He also holds significant investments in Qualcomm, T-Mobile USA, Home Depot, UnitedHealth Group, and Meta. [4]

After a bad employment report in August, President Trump fired the official in charge of the numbers. This month’s data was just as disappointing.