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'Unfair' And 'Deceptive' Frequent Flyer Practices Targeted By Senators
"Unfair" and "deceptive" practices are plaguing frequent flyer and airline loyalty programs, two senators say.
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Biden's Social Security Pick Vows To Cut Service Wait Times
Social Security Administration nominee Martin O'Malley tells senators that he has the experience to lead the agency.
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No, Your Social Security Benefits Aren't Going Away
The Social Security Administration's chief actuary says not to worry that the trust fund will completely run out of money.
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Legal Trouble for Senator Bob Menendez May Hurt Dems: The Kiplinger Letter
The Kiplinger Letter Menendez stepped down as chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee but contends he will run for reelection in 2024.
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President Biden Builds the Wall: The Kiplinger Letter
The Kiplinger Letter Democrats are divided on how to handle illegal border crossings, but roughly 65% of voters, on average, disapprove of Biden's handling of the issue.
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New Employment Guidance Proposed on Hostile Work Practices
The Kiplinger Letter New guidelines for employers fueled by a sharp increase in employment discrimination lawsuits in 2023.
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Congressional Hearing To Be Held Over Social Security Overpayments
Social Security overpayments Issue is being ‘assiduously' worked on, the agency’s head tells congressional panel.
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Senate Moderates May Soon Be an Endangered Species: The Letter
The Kiplinger Letter Senate centrists on both sides of the aisle feel the growing tensions in Washington.
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Government Shutdown Averted at the 11th Hour
Congress avoided a government shutdown on Saturday with a temporary measure that provides more time to hash out a new federal spending plan.
