Amid the layoffs, canceled programs and other cutbacks in Washington, D.C., since Donald Trump moved back into the White House in January, one thing hasn’t changed: Federal spending has just kept ...

An 87-year-old man battling cancer recently had his Social Security benefits suspended — not because he passed away, but ...

Around 68 million Americans (for the most part, retirees) get Social Security benefits in one form or another, which is likely to get bigger as more people enter the system and those already in it ...

Federal layoffs ... a political price for uniformly opposing tax cuts, increased border security spending and more money for the Pentagon. They will have to work hard to pound that message ...

Outlays since Trump took office are up 8.7% for all the usual reasons: Social Security, Medicare and other insurance programs ...

Find Out: Who Would Benefit the Most From Trump’s Social Security Tax ... have speculated that to truly “save” Social Security, it will be necessary to cut back on recipients’ benefits.

Guatemalan deportee: A federal judge ordered the Trump ... to sensitive records belonging to the Social Security Administration. The justices have yet to issue an order in that case.