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The resignation of a U.S. Representative has raised questions about congressional benefits. We break down how pensions and health insurance for lawmakers actually work.
Representative Nancy Pelosi's plan to retire in 2027 is fueling a renewed bipartisan campaign to impose term limits on members of Congress, highlighting a national debate on aging leadership.
Millions of Americans face an average 114% increase in their health insurance premiums if Congress does not extend enhanced ACA subsidies before the Nov. 1 open enrollment.
A new bill in the U.S. Congress, the 'You Earned It You Keep It Act,' proposes to eliminate federal taxes on Social Security benefits starting in 2026.
Social Security's trust funds face depletion by 2034, risking a 21% benefit cut and sparking debate on whether to raise the full retirement age.
Senior House Republicans are urging the SEC to quickly implement a new executive order allowing assets like cryptocurrency and private equity in 401(k) plans.
A group of nine U.S. lawmakers is pressing the SEC to implement an executive order that would allow cryptocurrency investments in 401(k) retirement plans.
Millions of Medicare beneficiaries, including thousands in Hawaiʻi, could lose telehealth coverage as pandemic-era provisions are set to expire on September 30.
New projections show Social Security and Medicare trust funds could face depletion by 2033, prompting discussions about raising the retirement age to ensure long-term solvency.
Millions of Americans face a potential health insurance premium increase of over 75% in 2026 as pandemic-era ACA tax credits are set to expire.
U.S. lawmakers and crypto industry leaders met to discuss two key legislative proposals: a strategic Bitcoin reserve and a clear market structure for digital assets.
House Speaker Mike Johnson has pledged a close partnership with cryptocurrency leaders to shape new U.S. digital asset legislation, focusing on key policy issues.
