Social Security has reached a milestone with the average check surpassing $2,000 monthly for the first time in June 2025, but this achievement highlights serious concerns about retirement security in America. • Maximum benefit for those claiming at age 70 will be $5,108 per month• Social Security was designed to replace only about 40% of…… More
Just about everybody in America knows how expensive health care is. It’s the biggest cost to all Americans. And what we did during COVID, to pretend that we’re helping people, we supplemented the Affordable Care Act. And we made sure that it was more affordable by increasing federal’s portion of this payment. But it was…… More
The Democrats, when they had complete domination and control of our federal government, actually created this problem for us. They refused to do what the Constitution said they had to do, and that was to submit a budget every year. Democrats, desperate for a win, are forcing a government shutdown—holding Americans hostage while pushing for…… More
Can you believe this, Schumer and Jeffries? They want to extend Obama’s COVID benefits? How long has that been? And then they want money to prop up the liberal media because obviously, the liberal media cannot stand on its own. Neal Boortz Neal joins Tug and Los to talk about bad drivers on his latest…… More
Virginia, but snuggled right up next to the District of Columbia, there we have a male student, a sophomore, complete with a beard, who apparently likes to stand in the girls’ locker room and watch the girls undress for their PE class. School officials say, well, that’s okay, because he identifies as a female. NEAL…… More
“Write another book,” they say. Oh, hell no, I’m not going through that again! But I do have a title: “Things You Know That Ain’t So.” And the reason you know these things that “ain’t so” is because our national media hasn’t done what it should be doing to straighten you out on these…… More
Former college football coach Derek Dooley is running for the U.S. Senate. In this interview, he shares how his leadership on the field shapes his vision for Georgia and the nation.… More
In light of that big ceremony in Phoenix yesterday, one more day of my commentaries covering the Charlie Kirk assassination. And that means the good and the bad. NEAL BOORTZ Neil reflects on the massive Phoenix tribute to Charlie Kirk, the backlash from critics, and Trump’s controversial speech.… More
The FCC should be doing one thing: protecting rights in the use of a frequency. Nothing more. Neal Boortz Jimmy Kimmel’s suspension after comments on the Charlie Kirk assassination raises big questions – not just about TV politics, but about the role of the FCC in regulating media content. Boortz gives his take on why…… More
I believe we are neglecting the issue that lies underneath or, in some cases, directly in front of us until today, when President Trump spoke about anti-Christian bias. Unfortunately, this bias is not synonymous to our country alone. It’s taking place all around the world in the shadows of the night, and in most cases,…… More
