Major changes are coming to the Social Security Administration as President Trump and his team continue to shake up the ...

The Social Security Administration is ending a decades-long service that allowed people to apply for benefits over the phone — a move that, by the agency’s own estimate, would force millions of ...

The Social Security Administration may drastically cut back the phone service relied on by 73 million retired and disabled ...

The shift would have directed elderly and disabled people to rely on the internet and in-person field offices to process ...

The Social Security Administration will no longer allow phone verification, starting on March 31. As we rise to confront ...

SSA officials were weighing eliminating telephone support for claims processing and direct-deposit account transactions.

The Nationalist Party held a press conference on Friday morning to discuss how it believes that the government ... medicines free for the elderly, provide allowances for senior citizens to better ...

U.S. Rep. Jared Moskowitz, and censured congressman U.S. Rep. Al Green seek to protect operations of, accessibility to Social ...

Headteachers who haven't banned smartphones are wrong, a senior Tory has told ... that would force headteachers to ban phones in schools. The Labour government has resisted such a move, and ...

Since President Trump was sworn into office on January 20, he has proposed or initiated changes impacting how Social Security ...

The White House readout of the nearly two-hour-long call portrayed a success: a peace initiative starting with an “energy and ...