More than a million American veterans struggle to put enough food on the table. Yet many may be missing out on federal assistance they’re eligible to receive. Now, a new […]
Veterans Could Lose Food Assistance Under Confusing SNAP Rules Read More »
The latest numbers on veteran suicide contain both encouraging news and a difficult reality. In 2024, 6,488 veterans died by suicide, according to the Department of Veterans Affairs’ newly released
A veteran can have normal blood pressure, keep up with medical appointments, and still be struggling. Maybe work has become unstable.Maybe money is tight.Maybe relationships have fallen apart.Maybe they feel
VA Is Starting to Measure Veteran “Well-Being,” Not Just Illness Read More »
A sweeping veterans bill moving through Congress promises expanded support for millions of veterans, caregivers, survivors, and military families. But one provision buried within the massive package has sparked a
Veterans Groups Sound the Alarm Over Proposed VA Disability Benefit Cuts Read More »
The Department of Veterans Affairs successfully screened the overwhelming majority of eligible post-9/11 veterans for possible traumatic brain injury. That’s the good news. What happened after some veterans screened positive
VA Watchdog Finds Major Gaps in Veterans’ TBI Follow-Up Care Read More »
More than three decades after the Persian Gulf War, veterans are still fighting a battle that followed them home … Fatigue. Chronic pain. Headaches. Memory problems. Gastrointestinal issues. Sleep disturbances.
Gulf War Illness Could Finally Become Its Own VA Disability Read More »
For decades, most veterans have understood the GI Bill through a fairly simple number: 36 months. That’s the standard maximum entitlement under programs like the Post-9/11 GI Bill. But for
You May Have More GI Bill Benefits Than You Think: The 48-Month Rule Explained 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 »
