Frank Bisignano, appointed by Trump, has ignited a firestorm by suggesting raising the retirement age for American workers. Progressives are outraged, claiming it contradicts Trump’s promises. Could this mean smaller checks for seniors?
This year, securing the updated coronavirus vaccine poses unique challenges, especially for seniors and those with underlying conditions. Discover why access is limited and what it means for public health.
Frustrated seniors across the nation report being denied COVID-19 vaccinations due to new policies. As cases rise, many are left scrambling for access amid bureaucratic hurdles and healthcare regulations.
Meet Sandy McConnell, an 80-year-old accounts receivable specialist, who exemplifies the growing trend of seniors working well into their 80s. With financial challenges and a desire for purpose, many older Americans are redefining retirement.
In a lavish ceremony, President Trump opened his new golf course in Scotland, celebrating his family's legacy while navigating political controversies. With fireworks and a golf game, the event drew media attention and showcased Trump's unique branding strategy.
Emergency rooms are seeing a surge in tick bite cases this July, the highest since 2017. The CDC warns that young children and the elderly are particularly at risk as climate change exacerbates the issue.
A recent email from the Social Security Administration claims that Trump's tax cuts eliminate federal taxes on most Social Security benefits. However, experts and officials dispute this claim, raising concerns over misinformation.
In a significant move, Congress has approved a $3.4 trillion legislative package that provides substantial tax breaks for seniors and families while making dramatic cuts to Medicaid. This controversial bill could add $4 trillion to the national debt over the next decade, raising concerns about its long-term implications.
In a bold claim, Trump insists his tax plan will eliminate taxes on Social Security. However, the reality is far more complex. Discover the truth behind the proposal and its potential effects on seniors.
Marijuana use among U.S. adults aged 65 and older has surged to a record 7%, highlighting a significant demographic shift. This increase raises health concerns as usage rises among those with chronic illnesses. Discover the latest insights from NYU's research.
