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Social Security

Social Security Checks

Millennials: Don’t Hold Your Breath Waiting for Social Security

Social Security is predicted to run out of money to pay retirees fully in just 16 years.
By Abigail Narbe

Republicans Should Be Panicking About the Blue Surge in the Suburbs

A Democrat in Arizona's special election has erased the Republican's 10-point lead.
By John A. Tures

New York City Is Struggling to House Its Aging Population

Seniors are New York City's fastest growing population.
By Karen Haycox
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell speaks to reporters on November 14, 2017 in Washington, D.C.

The Republican Tax Plan’s Worst Sin: Concentrating Money in the Hands of the Few

By Andrew Eil
An average American needs $375,000 to retire comfortably, but an average 401(k) account only carries a savings balance of $18,433.

Millennials Have a Retirement Dilemma

By Sissi Cao
Generation X are the most fearful about not having enough money for retirement, but the least prepared.

Half of Americans Have No Idea How to Pay for Retirement, Study Shows

By Sissi Cao
Former President Barack Obama speaks while meeting with President Donald Trump.

Republicans Will Be Punished for ‘Curing’ Health Care

By John A. Tures
Democratic presidential candidate, Sen. Bernie Sanders speaks at a rally on February 22, 2016 at the University of Massachusetts in Amherst, Massachusetts. Sanders is campaigning in the lead up to Super Tuesday primaries on March 1 when 11 states will vote.

Bernie Sanders ‘Looking Forward’ to Seeing Donald Trump Honor His Populist Promises

By Will Bredderman
Camilla, the Duchess of Cornwall, sits in a classroom next to Denzell Grimes in a classroom in Washington D.C.

How Presidential Candidates Can Rock the Boomer Vote

By Shirley Sagawa and John Bridgeland
Jaden Adams person look over a unloaded semi automatic handgun during a class to obtain the Utah concealed gun carry permit, at Range Master of Utah, on January 9, 2016 in Springville, Utah. Utahs permits, available for a fee to non-residents who meet certain requirements, are among the most popular in the country because they are recognized in more than 30 states.

Must Pack Heat: The Case for Mandating Gun Ownership

By Michael Malice
Hillary Clinton.

Why Hillary Clinton Is Completely Oblivious to the Disappearing American Middle Class

By Michael Sainato

Frances Perkins: The Unsung Heroine of Social Security

By Carolyn B. Maloney
Supporters of Obama Care rally outside the US Supreme Court June 25, 2015 in Washington, DC. The US Supreme Court on Thursday upheld a disputed portion of President Barack Obama's landmark health care reform, in a major legacy-building victory for his administration. By a margin of six to three, the judges ruled in favor of allowing the federal government to subsidize health insurance by giving tax credits to consumers nationwide. Opponents of the Affordable Care Act -- better known as "Obamacare" -- had argued that it was unconstitutional for the federal government to subsidize insurance in this way in states that refused to set up their own insurance exchanges. AFP PHOTO/BRENDAN SMIALOWSKI (Photo credit should read BRENDAN SMIALOWSKI/AFP/Getty Images)

Obama Hits Legacy Jackpot: ObamaCare Upheld

By Brent Budowsky
Chris Christie

Taking on Entitlements, Chris Christie Throws a Bold Hail Mary Pass

By Liz Mair

CD3 race: Belgard nets national committee endorsement in fight against a ‘broken’ Congress

By Chase Brush

Editorial: Amnesty for Pension Scammers

By The Editors
Congresswoman Grace Meng (Photo: Meng for Congress).

Meng Campaign Fires Back at Lancman [Update]

By Colin Campbell

Social Security Offices Shutter Early; Weprin Blames Tea Party

By David Freedlander

Just in Time For The Weekend: The Best Way to Pour Champagne

By Steve Huff

Yes, McCain Favors Privatization — and Always Did

By Joe Conason
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