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Fri May 8, 2020, 08:56 AM

May 2020

It used to be that you could get free access to articles in The Wall Street Journal. by going in through TWSJ.'s Twitter account or the Twitter accounts of the authors:

How to get around the paywall to read articles in The Wall Street Journal.:

For free access to articles in The Wall Street Journal., trying going in through the authors' Twitter feeds:

This trick doesn't seem to work anymore, but you might be able to get in if they've slipped up. Here are those accounts:

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The Wall Street Journal.: @WSJ
https://twitter.com/wsj

Wall Street Journal

Breaking news and features from the WSJ.

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Ben Leubsdorf: @BenLeubsdorf
https://twitter.com/BenLeubsdorf

I cover the economy at @WSJ. @ConMonitorNews, @AP, @the_herald alum. DC native. Hyperactive news omnivore. Also I like burritos. ben.leubsdorf@wsj.com

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Josh Zumbrun: ‎@JoshZumbrun
https://twitter.com/JoshZumbrun

National economics correspondent for the Wall Street Journal. Covering the world's usual state of greed and disorder, confusion and apathy. josh.zumbrun@wsj.com

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Nick Timiraos: @NickTimiraos
https://twitter.com/NickTimiraos

National economics correspondent, The Wall Street Journal

Please look at the tweets, as Nick Timiraos likes to slice and dice the data every which way. Also, link to the "11 charts " article from his Twitter feed to get past TWSJ.'s paywall.

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Jeffrey Sparshott: @jeffsparshott
https://twitter.com/jeffsparshott

Jeffrey.Sparshott@wsj.com
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Paul Vigna: @paulvigna
https://twitter.com/paulvigna

Markets, bitcoin, and the zombie apocalypse.

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Eric Morath: @EricMorath
https://twitter.com/EricMorath

Eric.Morath@wsj.com

I'm a Wall Street Journal economy reporter, dad, husband and Spartan for life. eric.morath@wsj.com

Washington DC

blogs.wsj.com/economics/

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Sarah Chaney: ‎@sechaney
https://twitter.com/sechaney

Economy Reporter at The Wall Street Journal. Tar Heel. sarah.chaney@wsj.com

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Jobless rate soared to 14.7% in April as U.S. shed 20.5 million jobs amid coronavirus pandemic [View all] BumRushDaShow May 2020 OP

Right on time. From the source: mahatmakanejeeves May 2020 #1

I stayed on WaPo's front page and refreshed to try to grab it BumRushDaShow May 2020 #4

I'm waiting for the usual crowd to start up with the "I don't trust the numbers" chant. mahatmakanejeeves May 2020 #6

One of my sisters already texted that sentiment BumRushDaShow May 2020 #8

I have no doubt it's seasonally adjusted somehow. Hugin May 2020 #26

First time I have ever been sitting on the BLS website denem May 2020 #7

That's a shame. BumRushDaShow May 2020 #10

It's fun, isn't it? I don't mean this month's numbers, but the constant hitting of mahatmakanejeeves May 2020 #13

A trip down memory lane. denem May 2020 #19

"...brought employment to its lowest level since February 2011.." (?) Try June 1999, BLS. sandensea May 2020 #42

Looks right to me -- it's talking about the Establishment Survey's nonfarm payroll employment progree May 2020 #43

Yes - that's the one. Thank you. sandensea May 2020 #44

All's I "know" is from the summary and from the technical note .. progree May 2020 #46

Which is funny, b/c they usually use the Population Survey as the metric for emp/unemp data sandensea May 2020 #47

The BLS always presented it this way -- the Establishment Survey data for the number of jobs, and progree May 2020 #48

They were still cherry-picking. It's the lowest since 1999, not '2011' sandensea May 2020 #49

I don't think so. But again, if you can find something in the past progree May 2020 #50

I just gave it to you: The Statistical Abstract of the U.S. (as far back as you like) sandensea May 2020 #52

Then the survey size is of no importance? What the BLS reports on the sample size of the progree May 2020 #53

"When presidents crow about how "since taking office x million jobs have been created..." progree May 2020 #54

Interesting, nothing is available online after 2012, or at all? progree May 2020 #55

Interesting - the 2012 Statistical Abstract includes the Establishment Survey beginning progree May 2020 #56

Are we tired of winning yet? nt Atticus May 2020 #2

These are horrible numbers Gothmog May 2020 #3

And the DOW is up 300 points?!? They seeing a lot of good in 20M losing their jobs? Bengus81 May 2020 #29

The usual: "not as bad as expected", "the market is forward looking" blah blah progree May 2020 #32

Yep....highest unemployment since the Great Depression but Wall St. says..eh,could have been worse!! Bengus81 May 2020 #35

Investors expected the numbers to be worse. n/t Laelth May 2020 #33

We've been reading all day Thursday that 33 million have filed unemployment claims, and the week progree May 2020 #34

Quick....tell investors that the BLS is looking at unemployment numbers of 35% in June Bengus81 May 2020 #57

I agree, there will come a point when "horrible but not as bad as expected" no longer works n/t progree May 2020 #58

In line with expectations (15%) ? denem May 2020 #5

The highest since 1935 sandensea May 2020 #9

Links to charts and graphs from the BLS Twitter account: mahatmakanejeeves May 2020 #11

Anyone remember Trump claiming unemployment was "20 or even 30 percent" in 2016? sop May 2020 #12

HEY GOP ECONOMISTS WHO DON'T BELIEVE IN THE LABOR THEORY OF VALUE! bucolic_frolic May 2020 #14

Actually it's small business that is going to suffer, gab13by13 May 2020 #23

Don't defuse the post by changing the subject bucolic_frolic May 2020 #25

My post is about supply side trickle down economics, gab13by13 May 2020 #27

Easy enough for them to answer FBaggins May 2020 #24

Coronavirus costs the U.S. 20.5 million jobs in April, unemployment soars to 14.7% UpInArms May 2020 #15

The new Herbert Hoover is trump Gothmog May 2020 #16

Additional information: mahatmakanejeeves May 2020 #17

Reference week, April 12th through April 18th. denem May 2020 #18

That will be the next data he will hide or modify to suit his reelection. They're not quite... machoneman May 2020 #20

Additional links: mahatmakanejeeves May 2020 #21

Links to earlier reports: mahatmakanejeeves May 2020 #22

Not as bad as expected, according to MarketWatch's 15 economists. S&P 500 up 1.19%, Dow up 1.36% progree May 2020 #28

We'll probably never see the peak unemployment number in a jobs report mathematic May 2020 #30

Unemployment rate may be almost 5% higher than the reported 14.7%, says BLS in so many words: progree May 2020 #31

As always, look at the U6. maddogesq May 2020 #36

Here's the graph of the U-6 unemployment rate -- the broadest measure that BLS produces progree May 2020 #39

So, according to math... TXPaganBanker May 2020 #37

Winning Baby!!!! Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin May 2020 #38

wait for Trump to accuse the BLS of being the dreaded "deep state" conspiracists and.... steve2470 May 2020 #40

BLS cooking the books again for the Emperor Cryptoad May 2020 #41

"I will be the greatest jobs president that God has ever created," Trump, June 16th, 2015. usregimechange May 2020 #45

Lowest employment-to-population ratio in the history of the series (which goes back to 1948) progree May 2020 #51