Generally, after September 30, 2025, the Treasury Department has said that all federal agencies will cease sending and ...

The Social Security Form SSA-2440 is a vital tool for survivors seeking financial support after the loss of a loved one. This form allows the Social Security Administration (SSA) to gather necessary ...

Your filing age will have an effect on the amount of Social Security you get each month. Before claiming benefits, figure out if you're old enough to avoid a reduction. Assess your work situation and ...

There's nothing more important for Social Security beneficiaries than knowing how much they'll receive each month. Social Security's 2026 COLA estimates are narrowing, and it points to a fifth ...

If you’ve ever wondered if former presidents and senators are eligible for Social Security, the answer is yes. Just as every other American who earns pays into Social Security Insurance through taxes, ...

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Today on "Uncanny Valley," we talk about why the AI industry is investing in the development of humanoid robots, and what ...

Every election season, we Democrats vow to protect Social Security and Medicare and point out how Republicans would endanger the programs if given the chance. Republicans reliably feign indignation at ...

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The Social Security Administration’s chief data officer, Charles Borges, has quit in what he terms an “involuntary resignation” after filing a whistleblower complaint alleging that the Department of ...