By Representative Debbie Lesko (AZ-8) Since 1935 and 1965, Social Security and Medicare have been, and continue to be, essential for senior citizens of the United States. More than 60 million Americans are currently e ...

By Senator Deb Fischer (NE) Recently, actress Marcia Gay Harden testified before the Senate Special Committee on Aging.  Ms. Harden is known for her performances in comedies like The First Wives Club and biographies l ...

Senator Sherrod Brown (OH) Medicare and Social Security are bedrocks of the American Dream, guaranteeing a secure retirement that Americans earn over a lifetime of hard work. In the Senate, I’m working to update an ...

By Representative John Duncan, Jr. (TN-2) “Seniors squeezed by Medicare costs, zero raise in Social Security” was a Florida headline in October 2015, and was similar to many alarming headlines in newspapers across the ...

By Congressman Jim Renacci (OH-16) Over 2 million Ohioans are Medicare beneficiaries and rely not just on coverage for their health care services, but also access to the appropriate health care settings. With nearl ...

By Representative Al Lawson (FL-05) Many of our nation’s seniors live on fixed incomes and struggle to afford everyday expenses.  Sadly, a large number of these individuals are also disabled.  There are several exis ...

By Representative Donald Norcross (NJ-01) As you may have heard, Social Security recipients received a cost-of-living increase this year.  This is good news for seniors, but it’s not good enough. Our seniors worked ...

By Representative Robin Kelly (IL-2) When the Great Recession hit eight-plus years ago, the focus was on the double-digit unemployment rates and the devastating impact on recent college and high school graduates. La ...

Rep. Seth Moulton (MA-6) I want to share with you a cause that I have taken on in Congress that has touched my life through my friend, Pete Frates. Pete, a resident of my district, was diagnosed with ALS in 2012 whe ...