News & Legislation

For those of you needing resources on PTSD, I wanted to take a quick second to write a little about the VA’s webpage dedicated to the subject. Titled “Where to […]

A company Kentucky Attorney General Jack Conway says preyed on veterans for their education benefits has agreed to pay a total of $2.5 million to 20 states and turn over

The Department of Veterans Affairs spent an estimated $13 billion to care for veterans whose health coverage was already paid for by Medicare — a case of the taxpayer paying

Defense Secretary Leon Panetta on Friday outlined what he called four “pillars” of a strategy to end this year’s rash of military suicides. Panetta, speaking in Washington to the annual

This next few days are going to be busy. I’ll be headed to the expo in Detroit for the small business expo and the veteran job convention. Aside from those

The Veterans Affairs Department would have to employ 4,000 more workers in order to scan billions of pages of paper benefit claims, William Bosanko, a top executive at the National

This post on VRAP is otherwise known as “Why Veterans Get Frustrated By VA So Much,” in another case of Penny Wise – Pound Foolish. There are two issues internal

Since the Department of Veterans Affairs has increased its focus on mental health over the last few years,  officials for the department said they have seen improvement in the treatment