(NEXSTAR) – A major change in how the Social Security Administration (SSA) handles benefit overpayments is set to kick in Thursday. Starting March 27, the Social Security Administration will ...

It arrived a day after President Donald Trump's nominee to run the Social Security Administration, Frank Bisignano, sat before lawmakers on the way to a likely confirmation, but senators now say ...

Frank Bisignano, a self-professed “DOGE person,” was called to account for recent upheaval at the SSA, which has taken center stage in the debate over the usefulness of DOGE cuts to taxpayer ...

Frank Bisignano, the financial-payments expert who is President Trump’s nominee to lead the Social Security Administration, sat for his confirmation hearing on Tuesday and fielded questions on ...

President Trump was elected by the American people to make life better for Americans, and he has made protecting and preserving Social Security an important part of his vision. I am grateful for ...

He said he has “never heard a word” about Social Security being privatized and had never thought about it Frank Bisignano, a self-professed “DOGE person,” was called to account for recent ...

He said he has “never heard a word” about Social Security being privatized and had never thought about it Frank Bisignano, a self-professed “DOGE person,” was called to account for recent upheaval at ...

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Frank Bisignano, a self-professed “DOGE person,” was called to account for recent upheaval at the Social Security Administration, which provides benefits to roughly 72.5 million people ...