Monday, October 23, 2017

The Daily — Social Security Payments to Increase Next Year

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Next year, Social Security payments will get the biggest cost-of-living bump seen since 2012. However, it's not nearly enough to keep up with rising expenses.
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Have questions about Social Security? Find practical and comprehensive information about how the program works — including when to apply — with our Social Security Question-and-Answer Tool.
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Two months after the death of singer Glen Campbell, his widow, Kim, opens up about Alzheimer's disease and how she coped as his primary caregiver following his 2011 diagnosis.
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This Washington, D.C.-based celebrity chef is serving more than 100,000 meals each day to Puerto Ricans recovering from the devastating destruction of Hurricane Maria through his nonprofit, World Central Kitchen.
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Conspiracy theorists, mark your calendars! A fresh batch of documents related to the 1963 assassination of President John F. Kennedy is slated for release Oct. 26.
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