Race Matters in the Fight for Social Security

Race Matters in the Fight for Social Security

Andrew Moss By Andrew Moss As millions of retirees, persons with disabilities, and other beneficiaries try to cope with DOGE cuts to Social Security (website outages, inordinate wait times on the phone or in person, complete non-service for many), one group stands particularly vulnerable.  Because of long-standing wealth gaps stemming from discrimination in housing, mortgage […]

Nevada attorney general starts Social Security disruptions webpage

Amidst concerns over national restrictions and threats to the Social Security system, Nevada’s attorney general is providing a way to report issues with receiving benefits. Nevada Attorney General Aaron Ford created a webpage to report disruptions to the system. According to the site, “The Nevada Attorney General’s Office has become increasingly alarmed at potential disruptions to Nevadan’s... The post Nevada attorney general starts Social Secur…

Ilam. There is a legal provision that a person receiving social security allowance can renew the card at any local level from Shrawan to mid-Bhadra every year. This time, the government has made the national identity card mandatory for the renewal of social security allowance. The decision was made in the cabinet meeting on Jestha 24. With this decision of the government, many people have taken the national identity card, but with the mandatory …

Gillen, Suozzi to hold social security briefing for Nassau constituents

Nassau residents looking to learn about the changing state of Social Security can turn to their congressional representatives on Monday. U.S. Democratic Rep. Laura Gillen (NY-4) and Tom Suozzi (NY-03) will host an in-person briefing on Social Security in Nassau County at 6 p.m. on April 21 with Martin O’Malley, the former Commissioner of the Social Security Administration under former President Joe Biden. "They will address the unprecedented dam…