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Brandon Williams (R-NY) and John Mannion, his Democratic challenger in the 2024 race to represent New York's 22nd Congressional District, tackled topics including the economy, abortion, and the controversial building of a $100 million microchip plant in upstate New York in a debate hosted by Syracuse University's School of Public Communication, the Post-Standard newspaper, and Syracuse.com.

He spoke on the economy and the recent September jobs report, saying it "exceeded" expectations with the economy adding 254,000 jobs last month. Joining President Biden at the briefing were White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre and National Economic Council Director Lael Brainard, who spoke on the economy and negotiations related to the dockworkers' strike. Other topics addressed included the legal status of Haitian migrants and Hurricane Helene disaster recovery, including its impact on the economy.

The two candidate vying to replace outgoing Representative Abigail Spanberger (D) exchanged ideas on topics ranging from the U.S. economy to the national security issues the United States faces.

The senator spoke on the economy, home ownership, and border security.

Christine McDaniel talked about the potential trade and economic disruptions stemming from the dockworker…

"I see this as a very positive sign for where the U.S. Economy is," said Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen when asked about the Federal Reserve's decision to cut interest rates during The Atlantic Ideas Festival in Washington, D.C. The secretary addressed several other topics during the conversation, including competition with China, the impact of immigration on the U.S. economy, the debate over tariffs, and whether the extension of the 2017 Trump tax cuts would hurt the economy.

Former U.S. Ambassador to Mexico Earl Anthony Wayne (Obama administration, 2011-15) joined scholars and policy advocates to discuss U.S. immigration policy at an event co-hosted by the Wilson Center, American University, and the Immigration Lab. Several topics were addressed, including the recent decrease in illegal crossings at the southern border, seasonal worker programs, immigration reform, and the impact migrants have on the U.S. economy.

Among the topics discussed were the economy, the need for infrastructure investment amid an uptick in truck traffic in the district, and U.S. support for Ukraine in its war against Russia. ... Wild was considered one of the more endangered Democratic incumbents in the 2024 U.S.

The senator and former President Trump discussed several topics including immigration and the economy with a focus on manufacturing and jobs. The former president said his plan of high tariffs on imported products to the U.S. will incentivize manufacturers to build in the U.S.

Bill Foster (D-IL), a member of the Financial Services Committee, talked about the economy, artificial intelligence, and congressional news of the day.

Those efforts he said were supported by his economic playbook which included rejoining the Paris Climate Accord and incentivizing semiconductor chip manufacturing in the U.S. Creating clean energy jobs was also a talking point for the president, saying they will improve the climate and grow the economy with a focus on wind and solar.

Representative Sean Casten (D-IL), a member of the Financial Services Committee, talked about the economy, the Federal Reserve and interest rates, climate change, and congressional news of the day

Viewers responded to the question "Which candidate would better handle the economy?"

"I will engage in what Franklin Roosevelt called bold, persistent experimentation," 2024 Democratic presidential nominee Vice President Kamala Harris said when unveiling more details on her self-proclaimed "opportunity economy." Her agenda had three main parts: lowering costs, investing in American innovation, and leading the global economy. Her remarks came a day after former President Donald Trump said that if he were reelected, he intended to impose high tariffs on foreign products coming into the U.S. in an effort to bring manufacturing jobs back to the country.

Vice President Harris' policies for the economy and laid out his vision for the U.S. economy. He outlined tariffs and manufacturing as key components of his economic plan with a 15% "made in America" corporate tax rate for companies who make their products in the U.S. For the auto industry, a 100% tariff would be imposed on vehicles made in Mexico coming to the U.S.

2024 Republican presidential nominee and former President Donald Trump delivered remarks at a campaign event held at a manufacturing facility in Mint Hill, North Carolina.

Topics included the U.S. economy, her message to young Black male voters, and the Israel-Hamas war in Gaza.

President Biden went on to make clear that while the rate cut is good, the economy still has room to improve.

"The U.S. economy is in good shape. ... we want to keep it there," said Powell.

said former President Trump about undocumented immigrants, jobs, and the economy.