Trump Labor Department Boosts Apprenticeship Push with New Website

“Trump's administration has aggressively promoted apprenticeships as an alternative to higher education, arguing there is a strong demand for skilled workers not currently being met and that they provide good-paying careers without having to incur the debt typically entailed by higher education,” Sean Higgins reports for Washington Examiner.

Yesterday, the Labor Department unveiled a new website to promote such opportunities, apprenticeship.gov—a one-stop resource for Americans looking to pursue one of these programs.

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“The Trump administration’s continued attention to economic matters – despite the liberal media’s daily efforts to get him and his team off-balance through dishonest reporting and smear stories – is paying off,” former Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich writes in Fox News. “The average American sees the economy getting better and better. And the average American increasingly thinks the success is due to President Trump.”

In an exclusive interview with RFD-TV, President Trump “addressed the many pressing issues currently facing farmers, ranchers and all Rural Americans,” Abe Goolsby writes. “A Mexico deal is signed, and it’s going to open up Mexico even more,” the President said. “It’ll be far better than NAFTA.”

“Judge Brett Kavanaugh is legal scholar, a judge who respects and adheres to the Constitution, and a good man. I think he’s the type of person we need serving on the Supreme Court of the United States dealing with the tough issues the court will address that affect Ohioans and Americans everywhere,” Sen. Rob Portman (R-OH) writes in the Clermont Sun.

“More than 100 students, alumni, and faculty at Yale College have endorsed Brett Kavanaugh for the Supreme Court, lauding President Trump’s nominee as a ‘distinguished jurist’ with ‘deep conviction and integrity,’” Melissa Quinn reports in the Washington Examiner. “The members of the Yale community cited Kavanaugh’s involvement with his alma mater and the community in the D.C. area where he lives.”