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Is VA’s $15 Billion Shortfall a Result of Political Maneuvering?
Congressional leaders are raising eyebrows over a potential link between the Department of Veterans Affairs’ staggering $15 billion budget shortfall and its recent initiatives to…
Fraudulent Medical Debt Collection Scheme Targeting Veterans Halted
An Oklahoma medical debt collection fraud scheme targeting veterans and seniors is no longer harming our nation’s heroes. In a significant victory for consumer protection,…
VA’s Redesigned Burn Pit Registry: Is It Enough for Veterans Exposed to Toxic Airborne Hazards?
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Federal Law Forces Disabled Veterans to Repay Payouts, Exposing Long-Standing Oversights
The content in this article does not represent the views of Disabled Veterans or its staff; it is compiled from various news sources around the…
New VA Burn Pit Registry Faces Scrutiny Amid Efforts to Address Health Impacts on Veterans
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$3 Billion Shortfall in VA Benefits: Is the Senate’s Proposed Fix Enough?
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Veterans Affairs Budget Shortfall Raises Alarm in Congressional Appropriations Process
The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) is facing a substantial budget gap that has caused significant disruption in the appropriations process. This development has…
Project 2025: Potential Impacts on Troops and Veterans
The Heritage Foundation’s Project 2025 has been making waves with its comprehensive policy proposals aimed at reshaping various aspects of the federal government, including those…
Investigating the Free Live Olympic Coverage for U.S. Service Members and Veterans
As the Olympic Games approach, the accessibility of live coverage for U.S. service members and veterans has become a focal point of discussion. NBCUniversal’s initiative…
Scrutinizing the VA’s Efforts to Combat Veteran Fraud
The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) has long claimed to be a staunch defender of veterans’ interests, particularly in protecting them from fraud and abuse….
Scrutinizing Support for Veterans and Their Families Post-Service
The care and support provided to veterans and their families after military service is often a contentious issue. While many believe the Department of Veterans…
OIG: Vietnam Vets Screwed Out Of $1B In Presumptive VA Benefits
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…