The Social Security Administration (SSA) is undergoing a major overhaul under President Donald Trump and the Department of Efficiency in Government (DOGE).

The Trump administration's sweeping changes to the Social Security Administration (SSA) aim to cut government spending but raise concerns about potential negative impacts on essential services for millions of beneficiaries.

The future of Social Security remains a hot topic in U.S. politics. Despite Donald Trump's promises to protect benefits, concerns linger about potential changes. The real power to alter Social Security lies with Congress,

A foundational change to Social Security presented by President Trump would fundamentally weaken the program's financial outlook

Tariffs may have unexpected consequences, one of which could be a positive impact on next year's Social Security payments. Learn why.

During his campaign, Trump promised to eliminate taxes on Social Security benefits for seniors. However, the current Republican fiscal proposal tells a different story, offering a modest $4,000 tax deduction instead.

In March, more than 52 million retired workers took home an average Social Security benefit of nearly $2,000. While this is a relatively modest monthly sum, this income has proved vital to helping retirees make ends meet.

Former President Donald Trump is considering changes to the Social Security program, sparking interest and speculation. Among the proposals is eliminating taxes on Social Security checks for retirees,

President Donald Trump's head of the Social Security Administration (SSA), Frank Bisignano, admitted in a town hall with agency managers this week that he was not looking for a job at the time and that he had searched Google to learn what exactly the position entails.

U.S. presidential campaign, Donald Trump promised voters he wouldn't cut Social Security benefits for seniors in any way. He reiterated that in an interview in December after winning the election. "The people are going to get what they get,