By Congresswoman Val Hoyle (OR-04) In Oregon’s 4th Congressional District, we have more Social Security recipients than 87 percent of Congressional districts nationwide. When I…
By Edward Cates, Chairman, TSCL Since the Trump administration assumed leadership at the start of 2025, it has pushed for a sweeping transformation of the…
The Senior Citizens League (TSCL) Monthly Washington Update for the end of May 2025 News out of Washington, D.C., has changed so frequently during the…
By Alex Moore Despite making cuts to other government agencies and services, the new administration has vowed to protect Medicare and Social Security. It has…
By Daisy Brown, Legislative Liaison, TSCL So far this year, Congress has been busy introducing new legislation to improve Americans’ Social Security benefits. Two bills,…
By Edward Cates, Chairman, TSCL With a new presidential administration, only one thing is inevitable: change. As the Trump administration has taken power, the changes…
The Senior Citizens League (TSCL) Monthly Washington Update for April 2025 The Congressional Budget Office (CBO) released its latest long-term outlook, raising alarms about the…
By Alex Moore This January, the U.S. Treasury Department announced that it has recovered $31 million in federal payments that improperly went to dead people…
By Susan Stewart, Licensed Insurance Agent I lived in England for 10 years, worked, got a driver’s license, joined a book club, and needed medical…
By Daisy Brown, Legislative Liaison, TSCL In January, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) announced the next 15 drugs whose prices it will…