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Frank Bisignano, head of the IRS and lead Commissioner of Social Security, highlights stopping $99 million in improper payments to the dead.
Donald Trump has many accomplishments to his credit in his second term, and the harms some allege are dubious at best.
Social Security and Medicare will require $193.6 trillion, even after collection of all payroll taxes, or it will run dry in 2033.
President Trump is still testing the water on Social Security, which badly needs reform. Can Trump make reform workable and palatable?
Since 1935, the law has required Social Security to invest only in U.S. Treasury securities, when it could invest in stock index funds.
President Donald Trump is spending money faster than Biden was in his first 100 days, and the reasons are understandable and predictable.
The Trump administration is actively accessing data from the Internal Revenue Service and Social Security Administration to hunt illegals.
Democrats pushed Joe Biden back into the limelight, though all Americans know about his cognitive decline and their concealment of it.
Medicare and Social Security are nearly insolvent as it is. Eliminating improper payments is only a small part of the solution.
Social Security might pay more for disability than a recipient might earn at work, and return-to-work rules are too complex.
