By Representative Phil Roe (TN-1) As a physician who spent more than thirty years caring for patients, I have many concerns about the president’s healthcare…
Social Security Can Be Fixed Without Benefit Cuts By Jessie Gibbons, Senior Policy Analyst In recent years, conversations about Social Security reform focused on the…
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Government’s Poverty Measure Leaves Out A Lot Of The Poor According to the federal government, “poverty” is defined in most parts of the country as an…
By Mary Johnson, Editor When President Obama announced his massive immigration executive action last fall, a White House fact sheet said the actions would “expand…
In what the U.S. Department of Justice is calling the largest nationwide crackdown on Medicare and Medicaid fraud ever, some 243 people were recently arrested…
“Weakness” in the Social Security Administration’s policies and procedures is to blame for billions in overpayments of disability insurance benefits, according to the U.S. Government…
Almost half the people receiving Social Security disability benefits over the past ten years were overpaid, according to a new report from the Social Security…
Fixing Social Security doesn’t necessarily have to require slashing benefits, according to the findings of TSCL’s annual 2015 Senior Survey. Almost 1,200 survey participants weighed…
Mary Johnson Cheap gasoline and home heating oil have made plenty of news since last October. The plunge in petroleum prices, the steepest in six…