News & Legislation

High veteran unemployment has finally given birth to new approaches for transitioning military members. One on one life coaching could prove to be a one such approach for new veterans. […]

Retired Colonel and PhD E.C. Hurley recently warned of issues that have been known to impact veterans after leaving service. While not new, what is new (at least to me) is

A bill aimed “to get more of our veterans back to work” has been identified to reverse veteran unemployment trends. Two proposals to improve veteran unemployment are currently in discussion

Senator Richard Burr’s office, in connection with a bipartisan group of Senators and Congressmen, have openly questioned a recent move by the United States Marine Corps’. The recent move was to

Anyone watching Thursday’s Republican debate in South Carolina could not help be notice the quick “rah rah” from the politicians about veterans. Every candidate seemed to strongly support spending for

Tuesday’s Senate hearing for Veterans Court judicial nominees was postponed indefinitely. In a “politics as usual” move, Senate Republican Richard Burr requested that the hearing for President Obama’s 3 judicial

By now the news of the Congressional Super Committee’s failure has probably reached you in some way.  The question remains, “What does this mean for our Veterans?” Unfortunately, with automatic

In our “Hold Them Accountable” survey, veterans in Texas participated in greater numbers than all of the other states.  Out of sheer curiosity, we decided to see how Texas veterans differed