As Social Security Commissioner Frank Bisignano tells it, callers only had to wait an average of eight minutes to speak to an agent on the phone in July.

Administration commissioner Frank Bisignano defended the agency on Wednesday, citing reduced phone wait times and increased scheduled visits.

The Martin County Sheriff's Office is warning residents that phone calls about outstanding warrants are most likely scams.

In these scams, callers claim you owe fines, missed tolls, or face arrest unless you make an immediate payment through gift cards, wire transfers, or electronic apps. These calls can sound convincing, but they are fraudulent. The Sheriff’s Office will never demand payment over the phone, request gift cards, or threaten arrest for unpaid fines.

Donald Trump had a seemingly tense encounter with a staffer inside the Oval Office. The president reportedly kicked out White House staff secretary Will Scharf after his phone made noise while he was