By Mrs. Dawn Broyles III, Las Vegas, NV The cost of living for both the disabled and seniors in Las Vegas, Nevada in 2026 is…
For Immediate Release – June 10, 2026 Today, TSCL published its 2026 Senior Survey. This research surveyed 904 seniors, asking them questions about their…
Gathering Petition Signatures TSCL is actively gathering signatures on several petitions to shine a spotlight on challenges seniors face with Social Security and Medicare. We use…
By Danial Amjad, Policy Analyst With automatic Social Security benefit cuts of up to 28 percent looming as soon as 2032, with the program paying…
By Daisy Brown, Legislative Liaison Telehealth includes health services provided via video or phone, replacing in-person services such as doctor’s visits, psychotherapy, and more. Medicare began offering telehealth for…
By Alex Moore On January 19th Arjun Mody became the new Deputy Commissioner for Social Security, for a term that runs through the same date in 2031. He was…
By John Adams, Chairman If 2025 can be described as anything when it comes to seniors, Social Security, and Medicare, it might be newsworthy. We had DOGE,…
For Immediate Release: March 11, 2026 Social Security’s trust fund is set to deplete a year earlier than previously estimated, in 2032, not in 2033,…
The Senior Citizens League (TSCL) Monthly Washington Update for the end of February 2026 The high cost of prescription drugs is an issue that many…
By Alex Moore Social Security is one of the U.S. government services Americans are most likely to interact with at some point in their lives. This makes the…