Members of Congress heard from some genuine experts on Social Security - older Americans who have to survive on their benefit
As Congress heads home for a three-week recess, the National Committee wants Senate and House members to remember that Social Security
Today is the day most millionaires stop paying into Social Security for the rest of the year, while most of us will continue
This week's twin Democratic victories in the Georgia Senate runoffs were a big win for seniors. Voters elected two champions of
As published today in Common Dreams: When President Franklin Roosevelt signed Social Security into law 85 years ago today, he expressed hope that
Rep. John Larson greets a constituent in Connecticut The National Committee has endorsed a bill to avoid a significant
A new survey of National Committee members and supporters suggests that the Trump administration and so-called “fiscal hawks” in Congress are
As journalist Alessandra Malito aptly points out in MarketWatch, at the same time as Americans protest for equal justice under the