When unelected President Elon Musk isn’t busy firing federal workers and wildly overstating how much money he’s saving the government, the billionaire is finding time to falsely claim Social ...

The declining marriage registrations cannot be solved by simply encouraging youths to embrace conjugal life. The solution lies in taking measures to improve people's living standards and increase ...

Today, the Social Security Administration announced it is immediately beginning to pay retroactive benefits and will increase monthly benefit payments to people whose benefits have been affected ...

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Retired public workers who benefit from the new Social Security Fairness Act will see increased benefits immediately. The law was signed in January, but the Social Security Administration (SSA ...

The Social Security Administration closed its Office of Civil Rights and Equal Opportunity, charged with managing the agency’s civil rights, equal employment opportunity, harassment prevention ...

Most of the Social Security Administration’s regional commissioners have decided to retire at the end of this week, following mysterious meetings with agency leaders about plans to slash its ...

But the president also spent time discussing what he described as fraud at the Social Security Administration (SSA). Reading from a piece of paper, he reeled off the numbers of people on the rolls ...

Some Social Security recipients may notice unusual arrival dates for upcoming benefit payments but be assured that it's not a mistake. The changes are due to the way dates fall on the benefit ...

Twitter users have launched a wave of mockery comments and memes on Iran after a Fatwa calling to impose hijab on T.V. female cartoon characters ... Al Bawaba's social media accounts with her ...

His focus is reporting on personal finance topics, including banking, Social Security, investing and more. Robert joined Newsweek in 2024 from Bankrate and had previously worked for The Motley Fool.