Bill Would Provide Better Education Benefits to Native American Veterans Approximately 14,627 active-duty service members identify as American Indian or Alaska Native, according to a 2019...
'I am Vanessa Guillén Act' Praised as Calls for Removing COs from Sexual Assault Prosecutions Mount The legislation proposes sweeping changes to policies surrounding missing service members and reports of sexual harrassment...
Congress Hopes to Deliver the Biggest Veterans Health Bill Ever. But What Will It Cost? The legislation would create a presumptive service connection to vets suffering from a long list of diseases who were exposed...
Senate Poised to Deliver Gigantic Bill Covering 11 Military Toxic Exposure Illnesses The True Cost of War Recognition Act will be the culmination of a year's worth of bills proposed in the Senate.
Mammoth Toxic Exposure Push Could Be Biggest Congressional Health Care Effort in Years Rep. Mark Takano is moving to open up care and disability to a half-century worth of veterans sickened by toxic exposure.
Proposed Law Would Make It Easier for Vets to Get Private-Sector Care on VA's Dime The Veterans Health Care Freedom Act would largely take the VA out of the community care process.
Advocates for Veterans Sickened by Burn Pits Are Taking Their Biggest Stand Yet on Capitol Hill The VA estimates 3.5 million veterans were exposed to toxic burn pits, yet 75% are denied health care and disability...
New Book on Navy Reading List Prompts Senator to Introduce Bill Banning Racial Bias Training Sen. Tom Cotton, R-Ark., has introduced a bill aiming to squash racial bias training in the military.
Bill Would Dramatically Expand Retirement Benefits for 42,000 Veterans Under current law, an estimated 42,000 retirees are ineligible for concurrent benefits.
Defense Bill Moving Forward With Measure to Scrub Confederate Names from Bases The final NDAA includes a proposal by Sen. Warren that would rename bases s honoring Confederates within three years.
F-16 Pilot's Runway Death Forces Reckoning Over Tight Flight Hours, Training Gaps David Schmitz's tragic death underscores the inherent risks of fighter training.
Air Force Vet Reality Winner Freed from Prison After 4 Years, Attorney Says Winner's attorney posted a statement on Twitter announcing that she is now in the residential reentry process.
In Major Promotion Shift, All Soldiers Will Serve as a Corporal Before Moving to Sergeant The new policy impacts active-duty soldiers and both full-time and part-time National Guard and Reserve troops.
US Military Documents Solve Mystery of Pearl Harbor Mastermind's Remains The location of executed wartime Japanese Prime Minister Hideki Tojo’s remains was one of World War II’s biggest mysteries in...
Documents Reveal New Details About Sinai Peninsula Crash That Killed 5 Soldiers An investigation into a 2020 helicopter crash that killed seven troops appears to indicate a mechanical problem with the...
