National Archives

Biden Pick to Lead Social Security Pledges Action on ‘Heartbreaking’ Clawbacks

President Joe Biden’s nominee to head the Social Security Administration on Thursday promised senators that he would address hardships the agency has caused by trying to recoup billions of dollars it mistakenly overpays beneficiaries each year.

Inside the New Education Freedom Account Enrollment Numbers

By the time Kelly Santos found the Education Freedom Account program, she felt out of options.

National, NH Gas Prices Fall

Gas prices throughout the United States have fallen in recent weeks, despite slight increases in barrel prices amid the ongoing war in Israel.

Social Security Overpays Billions to People, Many on Disability. Then It Demands the Money Back

Justina Worrell, 47, works part time as a kitchen helper in an Ohio nursing home. She has cerebral palsy, an intellectual disability, and a cardiac condition that required she get an artificial heart valve at age 20.

Not Religious, Not Voting? The ‘Nones’ are a Powerful Force in Politics – but not yet a Coalition

Nearly 30% of Americans say they have no religious affiliation. Today the so-called “nones” represent about 30% of Democrats and 12% of Republicans – and they are making their voices heard.

How a Hip-Hop Mindset Can Help Teachers in a Time of Turmoil

While hip-hop has created a lot of good memories, good music and good times, the culture has gifted society much more than just entertainment.

The CDC Works to Overhaul Lab Operations After Covid Test Flop

In early February 2020, Kirsten St. George and her team at New York state’s public health lab received a test developed by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to diagnose people infected with the new, rapidly spreading coronavirus.

Small Business Applications Soar in the Northeast

According to the report, there was a significant increase in business applications in the Northeast, with 68,475 new applications, a 6.5% increase from the previous month.