POLITICSJun 3 · 16:51 UTCNY POSTAriel Zilber

Social Security Administration fires 7,100 staffers in historic cuts, leaving ‘cases stuck in purgatory’

The Social Security Administration fired 7,100 staffers, a 13% reduction in its workforce, as part of a rapid overhaul of operations, leading to cases being described as 'stuck in purgatory'.

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