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Veterans navigating the VA’s benefits system deserve transparency, respect, and the full protection of their rights. But within the Veteran Readiness and Employment (VR&E) program—also known as Chapter 31—things are […]
Protecting Veterans’ Rights: Exposing Unauthorized VA Practices Read More »
Veterans have anxiously awaited news about how the agency would adjudicate millions of dollars in potential GI Bill benefits following a landmark Supreme Court Rudisill Decision last year. Finally, in
Veterans who served at least two qualifying periods of service will be eligible for up to twelve more months of GI Bill benefits. For some, that means they may receive
Massive GI Bill Benefits Boost Over $50,000 For Eligible Veterans Read More »
Explore recent legislative proposals in Congress designed to enhance veterans’ access to private health care. Learn about key bills aimed at expanding coverage options and the concerns raised regarding the potential privatization of veterans’ services
New Legislative Proposals Aim to Expand Veterans’ Access to Private Health Care Read More »
The House Veterans’ Affairs Committee has launched an investigation into serious allegations of sexual misconduct and harassment at the VA Mountain Home facility in Tennessee. Discover the shocking findings and whistleblower accounts that reveal a troubling environment within the healthcare institution.
VA Mountain Home Facility Under Fire: Whistleblower Accounts Revealed Read More »
Discover how veterans can utilize Vocational Rehabilitation and Employment (VR&E) benefits to attend private universities, debunking common misconceptions and highlighting the advantages of specialized education for career advancement.
Empowering Veterans: Unlocking VR&E Benefits for Private University Education Read More »
A new watchdog report shows the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) may owe some disabled Vietnam veterans up to $1 billion in unadjudicated benefits for presumptive conditions. Vietnam veterans implicated
OIG: Vietnam Vets Screwed Out Of $1B In Presumptive VA Benefits Read More »
Despite a hold, nominee for VA Undersecretary for Benefits Joshua Jacobs will be confirmed Tuesday evening in a cloture vote. No one I talk to seems surprised – like seeing
When Confirmed, Will Joshua Jacobs Need DelBene-Style ‘Astonishing’ Ethics Hall Pass? Read More »
