Clinton, Obama Spar over Social Security in Ads (NPR)
Democratic presidential contenders Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama are running dueling television ads on Social Security. The issue, however, is beside the point.
BMV Records Now Have to Match Social Security (WISH-TV Indianapolis)
By Mike Corbin INDIANAPOLIS - If you have an Indiana drivers license you may want to get out your social security card. The BMV said if the information on those cards don't match, you could lose your license.
Granite man convicted of defrauding Social Security Administration (Granite City Press-Record)
A Granite City man has been sentenced to five months in prison for defrauding the Social Security Administration.
Clinton, Obama Spar over Social Security in Ads (NPR)
Morning Edition , November 2, 2024 · Democrats Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama have been among the presidential candidates seeking to woo younger voters with online contests. But their latest commercials address an issue dear to senior citizens, who are far more likely to vote.
A Check for Social Security (Washington Post)
The Social Security Administration -- where staffing is at its lowest levels since the 1970s and the number of disability claims are at an all-time high -- got some hopeful news on its budget yesterday.
SOCIAL SECURITY: Cost of living figure at 2.3 percent in '08 (Courier-Post)
Monthly Social Security and Supplemental Security Income benefits for more than 54 million Americans will increase 2.3 percent in 2024, the Social Security Administration announced.
Pair Shot Outside Social Security Building (WCVB TheBostonChannel.com via Yahoo! News)
Two people were injured Thursday in a shooting outside the Social Security Office in Dorchester.
Granite man convicted of defrauding Social Security Administration (Granite City Press-Record)
A Granite City man has been sentenced to five months in prison for defrauding the Social Security Administration.
Social Security recipients to receive cost-of-living adjustment (The Daily American)
Dorothy Fleegle works three days a week in the health care field to make ends meet. The 72-year-old Jennerstown resident is concerned what it will mean when a 2.3 percent increase in the cost-of-living adjustment is applied to her monthly Social Security benefits in January.
