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Social Security, The Dependency Ratio, And Immigration
Since the release of the most recent Social Security Trustees' Report earlier this month, there's been a recognition that 2034 will be here before we know it
8 reasons you're overpaying for healthcare
Unless you enjoy throwing money away, you'll want to avoid these at all costs
Supreme Court says warrant necessary for phone location data in win for privacy
US justices say law enforcement needs a warrant to follow your digital footprints
Gun Industry Sees Banks as New Threat to 2nd Amendment
Corporate America has been taking a stand against the firearms industry amid a lack of action by lawmakers on gun control
Silence on Russian election meddling frustrates lawmakers
Top Republicans and Democrats are pressing for details about allegations that Moscow aims to interfere in the midterms
Why Rank-And-File Evangelicals Aren’t Likely To Turn On Trump Over Family Separation
Over the past few weeks, religious leaders have emerged as some of the strongest critics of President Trump’s “zero-tolerance” immigration policy that has resulted in the separation of children from their parents at the U.S.’s southern border
Donald Trump calls for deportations without trial
Undocumented immigrants must not be allowed to ‘invade’ US, says president
Will Social Security Survive?
Social Security's on shaky financial ground and a big cut to benefits is on the horizon
Obamacare premiums are going to go up in 2019. Here’s what you should know
Obamacare premiums will continue to rise next year, based on early rate filings from health insurers across the nation, at least before you account for the law’s financial assistance
New European Rules May Give US Internet Users True Privacy Choices for the First Time
The GDPR may offer a way forward that allows consumers to reclaim control of their information
Democrats seek to restrict gun rights by targeting financial institutions
If liberals can’t silence self-defense advocates or pass the gun control laws that they want, they will keep you from using your credit cards to buy guns or accessories
After summit, Trump announces halt to US-South Korea ‘war games’
President Trump told Kim Jong-un during their Singapore summit that the United States would, at least temporarily, shelve plans for more military exercises in the region with South Korea
Evangelicals Push Back On Sessions' Use Of Bible Passage To Defend Immigration Policy
Attorney General Jeff Sessions used a passage from the Bible to defend a controversial Trump administration immigration policy. Sessions' action is drawing criticism from some evangelicals
White House Hedges as Trump’s Immigration Comment Stirs Turmoil
Policy of separate immigrant kids from parents is under fire
Working Americans' Expected Reliance on Social Security Is Tied for a 15-Year High
If the present snapshot of Social Security is in any way indicative of the future, working Americans today are likely to lean on Social Security in some capacity during retirement
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