The Department of Veterans Affairs is putting a historic amount of money into repairing and modernizing its health care facilities in 2026. The latest round alone is worth $1.2 billion. […]
VA is Spending Billions to Fix It’s Facilities. What Will Veterans Actually Notice? Read More »
August is well underway, and for veterans heading back to school, beginning a training program, or considering using their education benefits, that means more than a new semester is around
Back to School with the GI Bill: What the New 2026 Rates Mean for Veterans Read More »
For many veterans, proving exposure to hazardous substances during military service has been one of the most frustrating parts of seeking VA benefits … Questions about where they served. What
Veterans Could Soon See and Correct Their Toxic Exposure Records Read More »
If you’ve seen a social media post or flyer claiming the Department of Veterans Affairs is giving away free athletic shoes to all veterans, think twice before clicking. The U.S.
VA Warns Veterans About Fake Shoe Offer — Here’s the Real Footwear Benefit Read More »
More than 200,000 veterans have enrolled in VA health care so far in 2026. At first glance, it might sound like just another statistic. But behind that number is something
Supreme Court Case Could Reshape How Veterans Challenge VA Benefits Most veterans understand that challenging a VA benefits decision can be a long and complicated process. Claims move through reviews.
Why Veterans Across America Are Watching the Supreme Court Closely Read More »
For years, many combat-disabled veterans have found themselves facing a frustrating reality: They earned military retirement benefits through their service. They earned VA disability compensation because of injuries connected to
Military service has changed. Veterans have changed. And increasingly, the VA is changing too. For decades, the Department of Veterans Affairs primarily served veterans from World War II, Korea, Vietnam,
The Next Generation of Veterans Is Changing the VA Read More »
