Since DOGE has taken over, the Social Security Administration has made plans to cut thousands of staff and downsize services.

That sounds like a lot of money, until you consider that Social Security paid out $8.6 trillion in benefits in those years.

Advocates say requiring seniors and disabled people, some of them homebound, to seek in-person help from an overburdened ...

The blunt answer is no, for two very good reasons.

The order, Modernizing Payments To and From America’s Bank Account, states that the government by Sept. 30 will no longer ...

U.S. immigration officials are asking the public and federal agencies to comment on a proposal to collect social media ...

There were no questions on plans to shut down the Department of Education, shutting down Social Security offices, or the ...

Beginning July 1, social workers in Peoria Unified will need to have taken two exams to meet license requirements.

The Social Security Administration on Wednesday announced the delay of the rollout of an anti-fraud measure by two weeks and ...

Changes include new rules regarding over-the-phone services, cuts numbering the thousands in the workforce and closures of ...

Retired teachers, firefighters, and police officers could be among those getting a bump of up to $1,000-plus in their monthly ...

Reputational harm: If a social media post causes customer loss, donor withdrawal, or public backlash, an employer may have ...