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The federal government shutdown has furloughed all Veteran Readiness and Employment (VR&E, Chapter 31) counselors nationwide. That means thousands of disabled veterans may face delays in tuition payments, subsistence allowances, […]
No VR&E Counselor, No Payments? How the VA Shutdown Impacts Veterans Read More »
The Department of Veterans Affairs recently announced it has guaranteed its 29 millionth home loan since the VA Home Loan Guaranty Program was launched in 1944 under the G.I. Bill.
29 Million Homes Strong: VA Loan Program Continues to Empower Veterans Read More »
The House recently passed its version of the FY 2026 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA), approving approximately $893 billion in defense policy expenditures. Key provisions include a 3.8% pay raise
Defense Bill Boosts Pay, Troop Strength—Veterans Watch the Impact Read More »
Earlier this month, the U.S. Army officially cancelled its Command Assessment Program (CAP) — a promotion system introduced under former Secretary Christine Wormuth that used peer, subordinate, and psychological assessments
Command Assessment Program Cancelled: Does Fairness Take a Hit? Read More »
A new awareness campaign is raising alarms about how easily criminals can fabricate faces and voices to pose as military personnel — targeting veterans and their families. Using AI-powered deepfakes,
That’s Not a Real Soldier: AI Scams Targeting Veterans and Families Read More »
The August 2025 jobs report delivered two competing narratives: a national economy showing signs of strain, and a veteran community that continues to hold the line. While the overall U.S.
Veteran Unemployment Holds at 3% While National Rate Climbs Read More »
In a scene that unfolded like a Hollywood moment, Army football player and West Point cadet Larry Pickett Jr., along with his father, sprang into action to save a man
From Gridiron to Hero: Army Player and Dad Save Man in Fiery Crash Read More »
In a bold move, the Pentagon authorized up to 600 military lawyers to serve as temporary immigration judges under the Department of Justice. These assignments — capped at 179 days
Military Lawyers Sworn In as Immigration Judges—Opportunity or Overreach? Read More »
