This event describes routine tax policy changes within Social Security as part of a spending bill. A-score is 0 because there are no constitutional damage drivers activated - this is standard legislative policy-making within normal bounds. The mechanism is legitimate policy_change through congressional appropriations. B-score is minimal (5.37) with low Layer 1 hype: slight media friendliness due to 'tax relief' framing, minimal outrage/meme potential. Layer 2 shows minor timing correlation with budget cycles and slight mismatch between headline promise and vague details. Intentionality indicators include vague framing ('what changes now?' without specifics). This is clearly Noise: A-score far below 25, no constitutional mechanism engaged, and exhibits classic noise indicators (routine policy adjustment, insufficient detail to assess real impact, clickbait-style headline). The 'tax relief' framing generates mild interest but lacks substance for either constitutional concern or strategic distraction.