Social Security chief's work with DOGE raises concerns, Warren says
Acting Social Security commissioner Lee Dudek is facing questions from Sen. Elizabeth Warren over his reported actions.
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Ex-Social Security leader sounds alarm: DOGE staff cuts will lead to ‘total collapse’ of systems
“This is going to lead to total system collapse,” O’Malley told The Baltimore Sun. “It’s a very old, fragile computer system in (COBOL) language, which isn’t even in schools anymore.” In a social media post made Friday, O’Malley went on to say he expects benefit interruptions to start soon.
Social Security worker offers client cash for sex in MA, feds say. ‘Help each other out’
After seeing a client who had lost her job, federal prosecutors said a Social Security employee offered the woman money in exchange for meeting him for sex in Massachusetts.
Is Ohio 1 of the 9 states where people may lose some Social Security money to taxes? What we know
Retirees in nine states could end up owing money from their Social Security benefits during tax time. Is Ohio on the list? Here's what to know.

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Social Security Administration aims to cut about 7,000 jobs, prompting fears of customer service impact
Social Security Administration to cut 7,000 workers
Social Security Administration could cut up to 50% of its workforce
Elon Musk Accused of Social Security 'Disinformation Campaign'
Elon Musk calls Social Security a 'Ponzi scheme,' sparking Dem concerns over key benefit
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Rep. Castor: Elon Musk Is Dismantling Social Security As We Know It

Social Security payments of $2,000 are being prepared

When will Texans see their Social Security payments? See the full 2025 payment schedule
Higher Social Security payments, back pay for 3.2 million people: Who qualifies?
More than 3.2 million Social Security recipients will receive one-time retroactive payments and higher monthly benefit checks due to a new law.
First round of March Social Security payments goes out in nine days
Ex-Social Security worker in Mass. pleads guilty to trying to recruit beneficiary into prostitution
A former Social Security Administration employee in Massachusetts has pleaded guilty to using his job to try and recruit a woman seeking government benefits across state lines for paid sex, the U.S. Attorney said.
Social Security Administration offering voluntary buyouts ahead of "significant workforce reductions"
The Social Security Administration is offering payouts to employees who voluntarily resign from the federal agency, ahead of what they warn will be "significant workforce reductions."