Ned Johnson and his wife Pam confirmed the details of the story in a telephone interview and provided an update.

Meanwhile, the one TV+ show that outdid it in cultural influence—Ted Lasso—is currently preparing a new season. Here’s everything we know about Ted Lasso season 4. Per early reports ...

Ted Lasso) and Amy James-Kelly (Three Families). They join recently cast Max Minghella as the HBO/BBC drama continues to bring a contingent of big names each season. Shipka will play Haley Clay ...

The Social Security Administration says Americans will no longer be able to change direct deposit and other banking information with the agency by phone, a practice it claims opens the door to fraud.

Netflix co-CEO Ted Sarandos is following in a storied American showbiz tradition of top TV executives making cameos on shows set by predecessors like Brandon Tartikoff. Surprisingly, the series ...

Getting overpaid by Social Security will soon come at a high cost, with the agency saying Friday it's reinstating a plan to take 100% of a beneficiary's monthly check to claw back the money ...

Democrats and Republicans are accusing one another of “lying” about what a House Republican budget resolution means for ...

The Trump administration is searching for fraud in the Social Security Administration for what it believes are payments to dead Americans, but SSA audits reveal this isn't happening as frequently ...

Over one million people have received retroactive payments due to the Social Security Fairness Act. In a March 4 press release, the Social Security Administration (SSA) announced that more than $7 ...

Billionaire and key Trump administration figure Elon Musk continued to spread claims of fraud in Social Security on Monday, while touting widespread federal spending cuts driven by his Department ...

If Social Security accidentally overpays you, be prepared to pay back the funds. The Social Security Administration (SSA) will begin recouping 100% of overpayments to beneficiaries starting March ...

I just think it will be more and more challenging." Netflix co-CEO Ted Sarandos believes cinemas provide a “special” experience — but he’s sure glad they’re not the only way to watch movies.