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Head of Social Security challenged by lawmakers over long lines, wait times
The head of the Social Security Administration testified before Congress about improved customer service, but Democrats expressed skepticism over reported delays in accessing benefits and office appointments, while Republicans praised the statistics provided. The agency's financial insolvency is projected for 2032, prompting calls for legislative action.
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