Without action, retirees face a 22% benefit cut in less than seven years. Here are four options Congress could consider.

Are you worried Social Security won't be there for you? If you're reading headlines about the new Social Security trustees' report that says benefits could be reduced by 22% after 2032 if no action is ...

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Long Islanders could get help covering educational expenses like tuition and tutoring if the state joins a new federal initiative that is embraced by school-choice advocates but criticized by public ...