March 22nd is an Important Anniversary for American Seniors
Today is the 49th anniversary of senior nutrition programs being added to the Older Americans Act (OAA), an important milestone in
Senate Confirms Seniors’ Champion to Lead HHS
Seniors can rightly celebrate Thursday's Senate confirmation of California attorney general Xavier Becerra to lead the U.S. Department of Health and
COVID Relief Should be a Big Relief for Seniors
The Senate is expected to pass President Biden’s $1.9 trillion COVID relief bill over the next several days. Though concessions have
Biden’s Choice for CMS Director a Welcome Change for Post-Trump Era
President Biden has made his choice for a key administration official. Today, he named Chiquita Brooks-LaSure as Director of the Centers for
Seniors Win with Twin Senate Victories in Georgia
This week's twin Democratic victories in the Georgia Senate runoffs were a big win for seniors. Voters elected two champions of
A Democratic Senate is Key to Seniors’ Financial & Health Security
Whether Donald Trump or Joe Biden wins the presidency, American seniors will be better off if Democrats take control of the
The Trojan Horse of Payroll Tax Cuts is Back
President Trump is at it again --- pushing a payroll tax cut that would damage Social Security and Medicare. During a press
IRS Erects Hurdle for Seniors & Disabled Awaiting Stimulus Payments
If only the Trump administration’s latest action on federal stimulus payments was a bad April Fool’s joke. Unfortunately, according to just-released
Trump lets it slip again: He wants to cut ‘entitlements’
When it comes to Social Security and Medicare, President Trump can’t help saying the quiet part out loud: he would like
Veterans Rely on Social Security and Medicare, Too
National Committee president Max Richtman speaks at veterans town hall in Vacaville, CA National Committee president Max Richtman joined