Many Americans believe Social Security won’t be available for them. Are they correct?
Concerns About Social Security Benefits Rise According to a new survey, three-quarters of American workers fear they won’t receive the Social Security benefits they were promised upon retirement. This concern isn’t new, but it feels like anxiety is creeping up even more. A recent Bankrate survey reveals that 76% of workers and 80% of retirees […]
Social Security Administration reveals a 2.8% increase in 2026 COLA benefits and its implications for you.
Social Security Cost of Living Adjustment for 2026 Announced The Social Security Administration revealed on Friday that the cost of living adjustment (COLA) for Social Security in 2026 will be 2.8%. This means that an average increase of about $56 per month will be added to Social Security retirement benefits, starting in January. COLA is […]
Harvard dean referred to Whiteness as ‘self-destructive’ in social media posts
Harvard Dean’s Controversial Social Media Posts Surface In the years leading up to his appointment, Harvard University’s resident dean made several provocative social media comments aimed at police, white individuals, and conservatives, while also endorsing threats against then-President Donald Trump, according to a recent report. The posts, uncovered by Yard Report and highlighted in Harvard […]
Cuomo campaign retracts ‘criminals’ AI ad targeting Mamdani, but it is spreading rapidly on social media
Cuomo’s Campaign Removes Controversial Ad A political advertisement that humorously portrayed criminals backing Zoran Mamdani, the democratic socialist mayoral candidate, has been retracted by Cuomo’s campaign. The ad was shared publicly on Wednesday night, coinciding with the close of the last mayoral debate, but it was swiftly taken down. According to the New York Times, […]
Zinn Education Project providing social justice lessons to young learners
Concerns About Radical Educational Resources for Teachers A nonprofit connected to the National Education Association (NEA), which is the largest teachers’ union in the country, is providing resources that promote radical social justice for pre-K educators. The Zinn Education Project (ZEP), named after the influential historian Howard Zinn, has attracted over 176,000 teachers who have […]
2026 Social Security cost-of-living increase: Reasons some retirees hope for a larger amount
Social Security and Supplemental Security Income recipients are about to learn how much their benefits will rise next year. Due to a federal government shutdown, the adjustment announcement originally set for October 15 has been pushed to Friday. Around 75 million people will see the increase reflected in their January payments. Experts project that the […]
Significant Social Security Updates in 2026 for Seniors Earning Income While Receiving Benefits
Each month, millions of Americans rely on Social Security benefits, yet an increasing number of individuals continue to work to achieve their financial aspirations or to address rising living expenses. While this dual approach can boost income, there are limits on how much one can earn without impacting the benefits received. Starting in 2026, the […]
What might the increase in Social Security benefits be for 2026?
While the specific percentage won’t be available until October 24, advocacy groups for seniors are anticipating a notable change. WASHINGTON — The announcement for Social Security’s cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) is expected to come out on Friday. This year’s COLA announcement will detail the monthly checks that retirees will start receiving in January 2026. The ongoing […]
Snoop Dogg succumbs to social pressure and releases LGBTQ song for kids
A few months ago, Snoop Dogg expressed strong criticism of children’s entertainment that includes LGBTQ+ themes. Now, he seems to have changed course significantly, which could be seen as a defeat. The rapper has teamed up with the LGBTQ+ organization GLAAD to produce a new song called “Love Is Love” for his kids’ animated series, […]
Sen. John Kennedy discusses Trump’s social media use on ‘Pod Force One’: ‘A little less wouldn’t hurt’
Sen. Kennedy Shares Insights on Trump’s Social Media Presence In the latest episode of “Pod Force One,” Senator John Kennedy (R-Louisiana) openly discusses President Trump’s online behavior, suggesting that both he and his followers benefit from Trump’s consistent activity on social media. “He’s quite the character,” Kennedy mentioned in a conversation with Miranda Devine. “I […]