Social Security

A federal district judge has ruled that the Bush administration violated federal law by failing to send comparative information on the available Medicare health plans to each beneficiary last year. More . . .

Is the life of someone over age 70 worth 37 percent less than that of a younger person? Yes, according to a Bush administration policy for calculating the economic benefits of regulations. The administration is now backing away...

American workers are currently paying more than they need to in Social Security taxes in order to finance tax cuts f...

The Social Security system is in "pretty good financial shape," writes Princeton University economist Paul Krugman i...

The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) has voted ...

The benefits of Web cam surveillance in nursing homes far outweigh privacy concerns, according to a recent article ...

A federal appeals court has ruled that while states may consider retirement accounts held by the spouses of nursing ...

In a major editorial, The New York Times roundly condemns President Bush&#39s scheme for changing the Social ...

Half of America's seniors and people with disabilities are at risk of losing some health benefits as a result of the...