The second round of August’s Social Security payments for retirees aged 70 and above, now capped at $5,108, goes out in three days.

The second round of August’s Social Security payments for retirees aged 70 and above, now capped at $5,108, goes out in three days.The second round of August’s Social Security payments for retirees aged 70 and above, now capped at $5,108, goes out in three days.The second round of August’s Social Security payments for retirees aged 70 and above, now capped at $5,108, goes out in three days.The second round of August’s Social Security payments for retirees aged 70 and above, now capped at $5,108, goes out in three days.

The second round of August’s Social Security payments for retirees aged 70 and above, now capped at $5,108, goes out in three days.The second round of August’s Social Security payments for retirees aged 70 and above, now capped at $5,108, goes out in three days.
The second round of August’s Social Security payments for retirees aged 70 and above, now capped at $5,108, goes out in three days.The second round of August’s Social Security payments for retirees aged 70 and above, now capped at $5,108, goes out in three days.The second round of August’s Social Security payments for retirees aged 70 and above, now capped at $5,108, goes out in three days.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky avoided a contentious repeat of his February meeting in the Oval Office on Monday, keeping to script and correcting his perceived shortcomings as he sat next to President Donald Trump.
In a bilateral meeting that lasted just under 30 minutes, Zelensky kept an impromptu visit to the White House on track with diplomatic exchanges that were civil and deferential. Zelensky gave Trump a letter, written for Melania Trump by his wife, and wore a military-style suit — a clothing choice meant to avoid a blowup over his dressed-down attire at their last visit.
Before the sit-down, Trump welcomed Zelensky personally, patting him on the back as the two entered the White House.
The high-stakes meeting, which came after Trump met with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Alaska on Friday, marked a significant shift from their last encounter at the White House, which was cut short after Trump and Zelensky grew visibly frustrated with each other.
The pleasantries signaled progress toward brokering a peace deal that both Russia and Ukraine can accept, with Trump offering a “reasonable chance” of success if the meetings went as planned.
At another point, Trump dwelt on ballots that he claimed were fraudulently mailed in the 2020 election in a detour from the Ukraine-focused meeting.
