The Social Security Administration could lose at least 7,000 workers under recommended staff cuts by DOGE. That could lead to serious delays in benefits processing.

People with disabilities have long asked to work from home, says Nicole Maestas of Harvard. The pandemic proved it can be done.

A retired economist tells the story of her search for an accessible home.

Experts say there will be an eventual convergence of the two.

Three people open up about asking — or not — for accommodations on the job.

It's the most important civil rights law protecting people with disabilities.

For the first time, schools are legally required to make special education meaningful. But they've been given no additional money to make it happen.

Marketplace is looking for stories that relate to disability and the economy.

They're hard to find on cable or streaming, but worth watching.