Welcome to the month of February! This week, President Donald Trump addressed the nation in his first State of the Union, and The Senior Citizens League (TSCL) monitored negotiations at one Senate hearing. In addition, f ...

This week, lawmakers voted to end the three-day government shutdown, and those in the Senate voted to confirm the nomination of Mr. Alex Azar for the Department of Health and Human Service Secretary. In addition, The Sen ...

This week, lawmakers worked to keep the federal government operating, and one congressional committee held a hearing to discuss the opioid epidemic. In addition, the Senate Finance Committee advanced the nomination of Al ...

On January 11, 2018 The Senior Citizens League delivered letters to several members of Congress regarding this year’s inadequate Social Security cost-of-living adjustment. The letters were delivered to Majority and Minor ...

Your Opinion Our Most Valuable Advocacy Tool By Jessie Gibbons, Senior Policy Analyst Each year, The Senior Citizens League (TSCL) asks supporters like you to share your thoughts on the policy priorities at the top ...

This week, one Senate committee met to discuss the nomination of Alex Azar, who was selected to become the next Secretary of the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS). In addition, The Senior Citizens League (TSC ...

This week, lawmakers in the House remained in their home districts, while those in the Senate returned to Capitol Hill to begin working on a plan to avoid a government shutdown. In addition, The Senior Citizens League (T ...

This week, lawmakers returned to their home states and districts for the holiday recess. Lawmakers Adjourn for Holiday Recess After passing legislation to overhaul the tax code last week, lawmakers returned to thei ...

This week, lawmakers in the House and Senate passed legislation to overhaul the tax code. In addition, The Senior Citizens League (TSC) endorsed one new House resolution, and several key bills gained support in Congress. ...

This week, tax reform negotiations continued on Capitol Hill as lawmakers on the bicameral conference committee met for their first public meeting. In addition, two congressional committees held hearings to discuss presc ...