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- 2026-10-14 regulatory The Social Security Administration announced the 2027 cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) for retirement and disability benefits. source
- 2026-06-09 regulatory Social Security Administration Commissioner Frank Bisignano will testify before Congress regarding the agency's customer service performance. source
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New Senators Face Social Security Solvency Crisis
A new cohort of senators, comprising 17 members from both parties, is set to tackle the challenge of ensuring the solvency of Social Security. The program's trust fund is projected to be depleted by late 2032, which wou…
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Social Security COLA tracker ensures auditable public-data pipeline
An independent tracker for the 2027 Social Security cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) has been developed, aiming to provide an auditable public-data pipeline. The tracker distinguishes between forecast, computed, and off…
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Social Security faces 22% benefit cut by 2032 without congressional action
The Social Security Administration announced a 3.6% cost-of-living adjustment for 2027, increasing average monthly benefits. However, the program faces a long-term funding crisis, with its main trust fund projected to b…
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Social Security COLA for 2027 announced at 3.6%, falling short for many retirees
The Social Security Administration has announced a 3.6% cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) for 2027, which will provide an average increase of $75 per month to Social Security and SSI beneficiaries. However, many recipien…
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Social Security recipients to see 3.6% COLA increase in 2027
Social Security recipients are set to receive a 3.6% cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) to their monthly payments starting in January, marking the largest increase in four years. This adjustment, calculated based on the C…
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Trump administration issues $90 Medicare rebate to 20.8M enrollees
President Donald Trump's administration is issuing a one-time $90 payment to approximately 20.8 million Medicare Part B enrollees to help cover premium costs. This initiative, costing around $2 billion, is funded by the…
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Appeals court upholds block on Trump's voter list and mail-in ballot order
A federal appeals court has upheld a lower court's decision to block an executive order by former President Donald Trump that aimed to create a federal list of eligible voters and restrict mail-in ballots to individuals…
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Social Security chief touts service gains amid criticism
Social Security Administration Commissioner Frank Bisignano is set to testify before Congress regarding the agency's customer service improvements. He plans to highlight reduced phone wait times and increased service ca…
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Social Security Administration cuts jobs, reduces transparency
The Social Security Administration (SSA) has undergone significant administrative and policy changes that are making it harder for Americans to access disability benefits. These changes include a reduction of over 7,100…
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Olivia and Liam named most popular US baby names for 7th year
Olivia and Liam have once again secured the top spots as the most popular baby names in the United States for 2025, marking the seventh consecutive year for both. The Social Security Administration's annual list, releas…
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SubQuadratic's SSA offers linear scaling for LLMs, challenging AI industry's compute moat
A new attention mechanism called Subquadratic Sparse Attention (SSA) has been developed, offering a linearly scaling solution for long-context retrieval and reasoning. This innovation promises significant speedups, with…
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Subquadratic debuts 12M-token context window with linear scaling architecture
Subquadratic, a startup with 11 PhD researchers, has launched a new model featuring its Subquadratic Selective Attention (SSA) architecture, which claims to scale linearly with context length. This innovation allows for…
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AI-generated legal filing deemed excessive and repetitive in court
A pro se plaintiff in a Social Security appeal case utilized AI to generate legal filings, including an opposition to a motion to dismiss that exceeded the allowed page length by repeating arguments extensively. The pla…