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The Washington Post accused veterans of exploiting the VA system. Attorney Benjamin Krause reveals the truth behind that claim—and how paywalled journalism distorted the story of toxic exposure and real veteran struggles.
Setting the Record Straight: What The Washington Post Got Wrong About Veterans Read More »
It’s not often that Capitol Hill agrees on much these days. But when it comes to veterans, momentum is building. This summer, the U.S. House of Representatives passed 14 veteran-related
House Passes 14 Veteran Bills — How Media And Podcasts Are Telling the Story Read More »
When the VA quietly began stripping anti-discrimination language — removing protections for things like political beliefs, marital status, and gender identity — most Americans didn’t notice. But veterans did. And
Scored Out: Veteran Podcasters Sound the Alarm Read More »
If you think you’ve heard all the veteran-healthcare stories already — think again. Eye on Veterans, hosted by Navy vet–turned–journalist Phil Briggs, has become something more than just a podcast:
When a Podcast Becomes a Megaphone: “Eye on Veterans” and the Stories We Don’t Hear Read More »
In a sweeping bipartisan move, the House of Representatives has passed 14 veterans’ bills aimed at modernizing healthcare delivery, expanding benefits, and safeguarding the VA’s supply chain. The package is
Veterans News: House Passes 14 Bills to Increase VA Healthcare & Benefits Outreach Read More »
In the fog of the sixth day of a government shutdown, where VA claims processing grinds on 62,000 files weekly, The Washington Post drops an “exclusive” that feels less like
WaPo Targets Vets: From Heroes To Hustlers? Read More »
Laredo is stepping up. The Trail of Hope 5K Challenge: Remembering 17; Supporting the Many is a newly launched event that took place on September 27 at Father McNaboe Park,
Every Step Counts: Trail of Hope 5K Raises Awareness for Veteran Mental Health Read More »
The federal government shutdown has furloughed all Veteran Readiness and Employment (VR&E, Chapter 31) counselors nationwide. That means thousands of disabled veterans may face delays in tuition payments, subsistence allowances,
No VR&E Counselor, No Payments? How the VA Shutdown Impacts Veterans Read More »
