The Senate is set for a final vote on a bipartisan bill to boost Social Security payments for nearly 3 million public employees by eliminating reductions in benefits, despite concerns about straining Social Security Trust Funds. The bill repeals two provisions, adding $195 billion to federal deficits over 10 years and hastening the program’s insolvency date. While opponents acknowledge the unfairness to retirees, they express concerns about the program’s overall sustainability and the strain on the Social Security Administration’s limited resources.
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Notre Dame routs Indiana in College Football Playoff to set up Sugar Bowl date with Georgia
Notre Dame made history by winning the first home College Football Playoff game, defeating Indiana 27-17 with key plays by Jeremiyah Love and Riley Leonard. Despite Indiana's late efforts, Notre Dame's strong performance led to a Sugar Bowl matchup against Georgia on New Year's Day in New Orleans. Full Article
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