最新报道：According to a report by the Wall Street Journal, after the director of the Bureau of Labor Statistics was suddenly fired this month due to weak employment data, White House officials revealed that the Trump administration is considering changing the way the federal government collects and releases employment data. According to people familiar with the matter, White House staff and Department of Labor officials have held a series of closed-door meetings in recent days to discuss solutions such as using new technologies to improve data collection efficiency. White House aides said that improving the response rate of the Bureau of Labor Statistics questionnaire is one of the reform goals. Officials said that Trump has clearly requested that major data revisions be avoided in the future. White House Press Secretary Levitt said on Tuesday that the president is reviewing the "statistical methods and processes" behind the employment data. According to reports, if the statistical method of the non-farm payroll report released on the first Friday of each month is changed, it may lead to outside suspicions that Trump is manipulating the data for political purposes. The president, who often questions data that does not conform to his worldview, has recently continued to strengthen his control over traditionally independent agencies and purge career bureaucrats who are considered disloyal.