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A new report released by the non-profit organization National Center for Policy Analysis has evidence that 60% of the 31% of claims that are denied by the Veterans Administration are […]
New Report: 6 in 10 VA Claims Wrongly Denied Read More »
According to a report released by the Department of Housing and Urban Development on Monday, veteran homelessness fell by 7.2% between 2011 and 2012. While it is good news, there
Veterans Homelessness Rate Drops – New Report Read More »
Since VA Secretary Eric Shinseki vowed earlier this year to shrink the VA “backlog” to 125 days in 2015, it may be surprising to some that the claims process has
Despite VA Efforts Disability Claims Taking Longer Read More »
Whether veterans that are deemed incompetent financially should be entered in the gun background check system is becoming a hot issue in the latest defense bill in the Senate. Senator
Guns For Vets A Sticking Point In Defense Bill Read More »
Many of you know I’m in law school and looking forward to using my degree and experience to help veterans. A fellow compatriot of mine, David Huffman of West Virginia,
Don’t Veterans Deserve As Much As Criminals? Read More »
The U.S. Army has put together a video to encourage the hiring of veterans by debunking myths. The video highlights veterans with traumatic brain injuries (TBI), post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)
Army Video Debunks Myths About Hiring Veterans Read More »
On Monday, RallyPoint,the social networking site for military and veterans, opened its’ virtual doors to our community. The brain child of two Iraq veterans, both attending Harvard Business School, hopes
New Social Networking Site Exclusive to Military & Veterans Read More »
Well the glow of the election being over has faded and the Center for a New American Security (CNAS) is warning the Obama White House that it will be facing
CNAS Report: Obama Faces Challenges With Veterans Issues Read More »
