News & Legislation

Despite a continued drop in the unemployment rate among Iraq and Afghanistan conflict veterans, a new survey reports that more than two-thirds of their post-9/11 generation believe that finding a

A bill being considered in the U.S. Senate would help wounded veterans start families by expanding coverage for in vitro fertilization. Soldiers with pelvic or spinal cord injuries can have

Today the Washington Post reported on a brewing scandal at the VA. The agency is now under investigation for whether employees are illegally taking freebies while on tax payer business.

Vietnam Veterans of America has thrown support behind a congressional effort to loosen a rule that governs service-disabled veteran-owned businesses working for the Veterans Affairs Department. “Congress may need to

Veterans have many difficulties readjusting to civilian life. Thousands of them have trouble with the simplest things, such as driving a car. It can be a terrifying ordeal for some

A small number of studies have suggested military veterans may be at a higher risk for developing ALS – commonly referred to as Lou Gehrig’s Disease. It’s enough evidence that,