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Contributor: This next batch of elected senators will decide the fate of Social Security
We won't be able to tax our way out of this one.
A little-known earnings rule threatens to slash Social Security checks for retirees who keep working, and some lawmakers are now pushing to tear it down entirely.
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What's wrong with Congress?
Congress was granted many powers under Article I of the Constitution. Nonetheless, lawmakers have ceded much of their ...
Social Security's trust funds are burning through reserves faster than most retirees realize, and the window for Congress to ...
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Trump eyes Australia to fix our Social Security problem
Trump eyes Australia's superannuation model as Social Security reform faces a 2032 insolvency deadline and potential 22% ...
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Social Security is projected to face a funding shortfall in 2032, and a bipartisan group of senators says it’s time for ...
Morales says that he does not intend to defund the police and would maintain staffing at current levels.
Sen. Mitch McConnell broke his silence on his health in a July 12 statement, revealing that he was hospitalized after a fall.
The US Social Security system warns of a potential 22% benefit cut by 2032 due to fund depletion, affecting 63 million Americans. Congress must act to prevent financial strain on retirees.
Younger Americans want to cut benefits, while older Americans want to raise taxes. One of these groups is more likely to win, and everyone needs to prepare now.
Greene blamed leaders in both major political parties for failing to address the problem.
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