Bad reporting, and bad attitudes, make a sensible move to prevent the government from discriminating against certain Social Security recipients seem like sheer madness.
The cost of today's and tomorrow's lavish public pensions and entitlements will be borne by younger Americans.
Trump won't solve the problem. Clinton will make it worse.
Expanding a retirement program that's not fiscally solvent is no way to treat the young.
Trump wants to cover a $150 billion gap with $3 billion in savings.
Jared Meyer on "Disinherited: How Washington Is Betraying America's Young"
When the economy is struggling, more people falsely apply for disability benefits.
And a federal court continues to violate handgun sellers' First Amendment rights in California
Rothbard's For a New Liberty is an eloquent statement on how libertarians should grapple with political reality.
How entitlement spending transfers wealth from the young to the old.
Charles C.W. Cooke on blending elements of the conservative and libertarian philosophies.
Opposes raising the eligibility age or means-testing the programs
A comparison between a Senate vote and Indiana's controversy is more baffling than enlightening.
The people expected to pay for Social Security and Medicare can't afford it.
Unless we want to drown future generations in a sea of red ink, we need to have a serious conversation about the future of entitlements.
What happens when you take one sentence from each SOTU since 1961? You realize how empty American speechmaking has become.
We must kill Social Security in order to save retirement.
These entitlement programs take money from the young and poor and give to the old and rich.
The conveyer belt to insolvency slows down just a bit.
Did the Obama administration ask former U.S. Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner to lie?
Snitched on via social media
The longer Washington puts off Social Security reform, the worse the shock will be.
In states where same-sex marriages are recognized
Former Fed chief Alan Greenspan seems blind to his role in the housing bubble, the financial crisis, and the recession.
Yup, those Social Security numbers sure have been handy, eh?
Lowest since automatic adjustments began because of low official inflation
But says the vice president won't admit it
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