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Social Security rules aim to make it so benefits reward all workers equally. There’s growing support in Congress to revisit how the program pays public...

Workers may have jobs where they pay into Social Security or earn pension benefits. When they have both, their Social Security benefits may be adjusted to reflect that. There's growing support in Congress to either revise those rules or eliminate them altogether. When Dave Bernstein, 87, started working at the U.S. Postal Service in February 1970, he was making $2.35 an hour. To supplement his income, he also took on other work. Years later, Bernstein decided in 1992 to take a voluntary

Australian born on-demand delivery platform Menulog is introducing the next chapter of the ‘Did Somebody Say’ brand platform via McCann London, enlisting pop icon Christina Aguilera and rising hip-hop star Latto to front its latest global campaign together. This is the first time the creative

/PRNewswire/ -- "AnythingIT (www.anythingit.com)," a leading Information Technology Asset Disposition (ITAD) & e-waste solutions provider for over 30 years, is...

The show is open to the public to attend in downtown Wenatchee. Visitors can expect to see nothing but Corvettes as the show is billed with models from every generation of Corvette on the road today

Overheard in the News: "Here we are again. Deja vu all over again … We have a vacancy on our board," Sioux City school board president Dan Greenwell on Perla

Vermillion’s T. Wilson King, a 2022 Iowa Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee, will be appearing on the bill with the world-famous super group, Earth, Wind, and Fire at

While workers continued to prep the iconic Grandview Park Bandshell for the 33rd Saturday in the Park, event organizer Dave Bernstein said Saturdays festival will be the "most normal one

The Sioux City Journals Bruce Miller looks back at 33 years of Saturday in the Park

Being the point man for Sioux City’s premiere summertime music festival has its perks. But Saturday in the Park cofounder Dave Bernstein said it isn’t for the faint of heart.