Social Security's 50th Anniversary Highlights New Deal Legacy
The Social Security Act, signed by Franklin D Roosevelt on August 14 1935, created pensions and unemployment support and funded health and welfare programs. It became a major revenue and moral pillar, shaping U.S. policy through decades despite political battles and calls for reform.
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