Georgia Seniors Need Warnock and Ossoff in the Senate
While it’s true that control of the U.S. Senate rests on the outcome of the Georgia runoff elections, there is something
While it’s true that control of the U.S. Senate rests on the outcome of the Georgia runoff elections, there is something
Social Security and Medicare were not on moderator Kirsten Welker’s topic list during last night’s presidential debate, but some issues are
President Roosevelt's grandson, James Roosevelt, Jr., is vice-chair of the National Committee's advisory board The National Committee
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Listening to President Trump and some of his political allies, you might think that the lives of society’s most vulnerable
For the first time in 11 debates, Social Security was a prominent topic during last night’s face-off between the Democratic presidential
The mainstream media have given ample coverage to President Trump’s proposal to cut payroll taxes, but many news outlets have ignored the potential
The scant 1.6% Social Security cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) for 2020 is another big disappointment for America’s seniors. The paltry new COLA will yield
They say that a White House budget is merely a messaging document – especially in an era of divided government. In
As if to remind us what is at stake with three weeks to go until election day, Senate Majority Leader Mitch