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Senate Hearing Could Decide the Future of Your VA Benefits
On May 7, 2025, VA Secretary Doug Collins appeared before the Senate Veterans’ Affairs Committee to defend sweeping reform proposals that include slashing up to…
VA Boosts Disability Payments in 2025 — But Is It Enough?
It’s official — the Department of Veterans Affairs has rolled out the new disability compensation rates for 2025, and veterans receiving VA disability will see…
VA Under Fire for Allegedly Handing Over Veterans’ Private Data
A new lawsuit filed by the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) is raising serious concerns about how veterans’ personal data is being handled by the…
Veterans Lose Ground in Appeals Battle After Supreme Court Ruling
In a ruling that could quietly reshape how veterans pursue disability claims, the U.S. Supreme Court has sided with the VA, limiting judicial review of…
VA Halts Major Contract Cuts Amid Backlash Over Potential Service Disruptions
In February, the Department of Veterans Affairs quietly announced it was slashing over $2 billion in contracts — affecting hundreds of agreements tied to medical…
Veterans’ ACCESS Act Sparks Concerns Over VA Health Care Privatization
While headlines focus on budgets and personnel changes, a quiet transformation is taking place behind the scenes — and it could alter the future of…
Protecting Veterans’ Services: New Bill Targets VA Job Cuts
A new bill in the U.S. Senate could reverse the damage done by recent federal workforce cuts that gutted the Department of Veterans Affairs —…
Bipartisan Push for Psychedelic Therapy in VA Care Gains Momentum
A bold new bill introduced in Congress could radically change how the VA treats PTSD and other mental health conditions — and it’s gaining bipartisan…
Veterans Caught Off Guard as VA Terminates Home Loan Relief Program
In another quiet policy shift with loud consequences, the Department of Veterans Affairs has announced plans to terminate its mortgage assistance program, a move that…
A Reckoning at VA: Do Job Cuts Threaten Progress or Restore Balance?
A Subtle Shift, A Potential Shock The Department of Veterans Affairs has announced plans to reduce its workforce by more than 80,000 positions — a…
Understanding the Impact of Bufkin v. Collins on Veterans’ Benefit Appeals
Veterans battling the VA for disability compensation know that the claims and appeals process is riddled with inconsistencies. But thanks to the U.S. Supreme Court’s…
Supreme Court Expands GI Bill Benefits: Are You Eligible?
In a landmark ruling, the U.S. Supreme Court affirmed that veterans who earned both the Montgomery and Post-9/11 GI Bill benefits could receive up to…