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Today on Media Miss Minute, the Trump administration is weighing changes to Social Security
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that could make it harder for older Americans to qualify for benefits
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And a federal judge strikes down former President Biden's nationwide ban on offshore drilling, calling it illegal
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I'm Craig DiGrelli. Welcome to Media Miss Minute, where we spotlight stories
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partisan media outlets too often overlook. Starting today with a story being missed by
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the right. A new Washington Post report says the Trump administration is considering removing age
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as a factor in determining whether someone is able to work. That change would make it harder
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for older Americans to qualify for disability benefits. Another option being floated, raising
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the minimum age for disability to 60. The Post reports OMB director Russell Vogt supports
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eliminating age considerations altogether. Now a story missed by the left. A federal judge has ruled that former President Joe Biden's total ban
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on offshore oil drilling is too broad and unlawful. The order had blocked drilling along much of the East and West Coasts and parts of Alaska
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The Trump administration already moved to lift the ban before the court's decision
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