Because so many older Americans rely heavily on Social Security to make ends meet, the idea of the program going broke is incredibly scary. Thankfully, though, that scenario is not on the table.

At top AI labs, the future looks either fantastically bright—or terrifyingly dark. More in today’s TIME tech newsletter.

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The Social Security Trustee’s report, which is released each year, sheds light on what’s likely to happen with benefits. The 2025 report was just recently released, and, unfortunately, the ...

Since Israel began its concerted attack on Iran on Friday, calls for regime change in Iran have grown louder – from hawks in ...

Civil liberties advocates say the Trump administration's data collection and sharing endanger Americans' constitutional ...