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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…
Free Inpatient Mental Health Care Under COMPACT Act: A Closer Look
The COMPACT Act, enacted in January 2023, has brought significant changes to mental health care access for veterans. This federal benefit, designed to provide free…
Senators Pass Bill Allowing VA Doctors to Recommend Medical Marijuana in Legal States
In a significant move for veterans’ healthcare, the Senate has approved a bill permitting Veterans Affairs (VA) doctors to recommend medical marijuana to veterans in…
Delayed Surgeries and Staff Exodus: VA Hospital Faces Scrutiny
The Veterans Affairs (VA) hospital system, often lauded for its dedication to serving those who have served, is now under intense scrutiny following recent Inspector…
Delta County Approves Veterans Affairs Millage for November Ballot
Escanaba, MI – In a move generating significant discussion, the Delta County Board of Commissioners has unanimously approved the language for a new millage aimed…
Virginia House Repeals Veteran Tuition Benefit Restrictions Amid Criticism
Richmond, VA – The Virginia House of Delegates recently voted to repeal restrictions on veteran tuition benefits, a move hailed by some as a step…
Veterans Affairs Under Scrutiny: Calls for Accountability and Transparency
In a recent update, the Department of Labor’s Veterans’ Employment and Training Service (VETS) reported on the ongoing efforts to support veterans in transitioning to…
Lawmakers Scrutinize VA’s Spending as Veteran Homelessness Rises
Veteran Homelessness on the Rise The issue of veteran homelessness is escalating at an alarming rate. Despite substantial funding allocated to the Department of Veterans…
Uncovering the Profiteering Firms Exploiting Veterans’ Disability Claims
In recent years, private firms have been found to be illegally profiting from veterans’ disability claims. This controversial issue has raised significant concerns about the…