Acting Social Security chief said he "bullied agency executives" to help DOGE, Sen. Warren claims
Acting Social Security commissioner Lee Dudek is facing questions from Sen. Elizabeth Warren over his reported actions.
Social Security Administration has been on ‘autopilot,’ costing more than $800 million, acting commissioner says
The Social Security Administration is continuing cuts to its budget, a week after it announced it was reducing its number of ...
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Former Social Security Administrator Warns DOGE Cuts Mean System Will ‘Collapse’ in ‘Next 30 to 90 Days’
Former Social Security Commissioner Martin O’Malley warned the Department of Government Efficiency’s (DOGE) cuts will trigger ...
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Elon Musk Spreads Falsehoods About Social Security, Calling It a “Ponzi Scheme”
Tech billionaire Elon Musk, head of the so-called “Department of Government Efficiency” (DOGE), purported on Friday that Social Security is a “Ponzi scheme” — a false claim that is likely an attempt ...
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Social Security Administration Acting Commissioner: DOGE is Critical Part of Identifying Fraud, Waste and Abuse
Lee Dudek, Acting Commissioner, issued a public statement regarding the social security administration on February 19.
Social Security Chief Issues Update on DOGE Involvement
Lee Dudek, the new acting commissioner of the Social Security Administration, said DOGE staffers won't be able make changes ...
Social Security Shuts 'Wasteful' Department After Trump Order
Rearranging Social Security Administration operations has been a priority of the new acting commissioner, Lee Dudek.
Musk makes case for controversial DOGE cuts in 3-hour Rogan interview
Tech billionaire Elon Musk made the case for the Department of Government Efficiency’s (DOGE) cuts during a lengthy interview ...
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Social Security says higher payments are on the way for millions of former public workers
Most people will receive their one-time retroactive payment by the end of March, and new monthly payments will begin in April ...
Over 3 Million Social Security Recipients Are About to Get Bigger Checks (and Backpay)
The Social Security Administration announced that it has begun to issue retroactive payments to 3.2 million Americans slated to receive additional benefits under a new law.