Social Security is turning 90 but it’s more threatened than ever. Here’s why

When President Franklin D. Roosevelt (FDR) signed the Social Security Act into law 90 years ago this week, he vowed it would provide economic stability to older people while giving the U.S. “an economic structure of vastly greater soundness.”Today, the program provides benefits to almost 69 million Americans monthly. It’s a major source of income for people over 65 and is popular across the country and political lines.It also looks more threatened than ever.Just as it has for decades, Social...