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In a packed hearing room on Capitol Hill today, the Senate Committee on Veterans’ Affairs tackled a thorny question: Is the Current VA Disability System Keeping Its Promise? The session, […]
The Washington Post accused veterans of exploiting the VA system. Attorney Benjamin Krause reveals the truth behind that claim—and how paywalled journalism distorted the story of toxic exposure and real veteran struggles.
Setting the Record Straight: What The Washington Post Got Wrong About Veterans Read More »
In the fog of the sixth day of a government shutdown, where VA claims processing grinds on 62,000 files weekly, The Washington Post drops an “exclusive” that feels less like
WaPo Targets Vets: From Heroes To Hustlers? Read More »
On August 4, 2025, the Department of Veterans Affairs announced a major update that could make community care less of a hassle for tens of thousands of veterans. Instead of
Fewer Renewals, Less Red Tape: VA Streamlines Community Care Read More »
The VA’s telehealth game isn’t just growing — it’s transforming. According to a recent Military.com report, in fiscal year 2025 more than 2.1 million veterans participated in over 7.7 million
Access Without Barriers: VA’s Telehealth Expansion Puts Veterans First 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 »
On August 6, 2025, the Department of Veterans Affairs abruptly terminated collective bargaining agreements covering nearly 377,000 employees, representing about three-quarters of its total workforce. The contracts affected include those
Morale on the Line: VA Ends Most Union Agreements—Veterans Brace for Impact Read More »
The Senate Appropriations Committee has advanced a record $456 billion budget for the Department of Veterans Affairs for Fiscal Year 2026, signaling broad bipartisan support for strengthening veteran programs, benefits,
Record-Breaking $456B VA Budget Clears Senate Panel — What It Means for Vets Read More »
