A new report says Trump’s policies have only accelerated the depletion of social security funds.

In an ever-evolving landscape of public policy and administration, staying informed about the latest government updates is crucial for citizens and stakeholders alike. Over the past week, significant developments have emerged from key federal agencies,

For those who care about the future of the popular social insurance programs, the Republican’s vague comments weren’t exactly reassuring.

Start at the Social Security Administration, which reviews applications for Part A and Part B; this also kicks off the process of issuing your Medicare identification number, which you will need before you can enroll in any other coverage.

In 2026, retirees who collect Social Security got an increase in their monthly benefits. Specifically, the cost-of-living-adjustment (COLA) for 2026 totaled 2.8%. With the average Social Security benefit coming in at around $2,000 per month, this adds up ...

A 3.9% Social Security COLA for 2027 sounds like good news for retirees. After Medicare premiums and rising living costs, the real boost may be more modest.