What happens with my Social Security benefits?

I moved to the UK last Autumn and plan to remain here. 
What happens to my social security benefits at retirement age 67, which is 15 years, from now?  For the sake of debate, let's just say SS still exist at that time, will I receive the benefits?  Will my UK earnings have any effect on SS? 

As long as you have contributed into US Social Security for 6 quarters, and the total of your US and UK (contributions to the UK State Pension) is 10 years (40 quarters) you will receive the US SS. The US SS will be subject to WEP, and therefore if you will receive a pension from the UK (State or private) it will reduce the amount of the US SS, up to a limit.

If you receive any pensions that are from wages that were not subject to social security tax then they will reduce your US SS payment through the Windfall Elimination Provision (WEP), unless you have 30 or more years of US SS tax payments. You will still get US SS and can have it paid directly into a UK account. It will NOT be subject to US taxation and you do not have to include it on your 1040. However, it will be taxable in the UK and you will have to file a UK self assessment and include it on the foreign pages SA106.

Thanks for the answers!