SPECIAL REPORT: Social Security Is Running Out of Money. What Happens Next?
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Social Security's retirement trust fund could run dry in 2032, putting millions of Americans at risk of a 22% cut in benefits. Where did all the money go, and why hasn't Washington fixed this? Natalie Brunell reports.
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