Legislative Update: Will Veterans Exposed to Toxic PFAS Get Their Due?
Last June, Congressman Dan Kildee of Flint repackaged and resubmitted the Veterans Exposed to Toxic PFAS Act, or VET PFAS. This bill would ensure veterans
U.S. Military Aid to Ukraine – In Numbers
In a world that’s fueled by money, financial aid constitutes one of the best tools to keep our country safe. The U.S. government has traditionally
New York State Vows to Help Veterans Transition to Civilian Life
For thousands of military members, each deployment starts with a countdown until the day they get to return back to their families. And as heartening
The VA PACT Act: 4 Things All Vets Must Know
Following months of negotiations, the Department of Veterans Affairs is now finally processing claims under the PACT Act. The law’s full name, The Sergeant First
Introducing the Servicemembers Credit Monitoring Enhancement Act – What Does it Mean for You?
On April 28th 2023, the U.S. Senate finally passed new legislation meant to protect U.S. service members and their families. The bill, known as the
Debt Ceiling Legislation Secures $20 Billion Investment in Veteran Care
The debt ceiling deal between President Joe Biden and House Speaker Kevin McCarthy holds promising news for the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) and its
Toxic Exposure Bill: A Milestone for Veterans’ Benefits and Healthcare
In a significant development, the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) revealed that half a million claims for benefits related to toxic exposure have been filed
Protect Military Dependents Act and EMPLOY VETS Act: Congressman Van Orden Introduces Bills to Support Veterans and their Families
Congressman Derrick Van Orden, who served as a Navy SEAL for two decades, has introduced two new bills to Congress aimed at supporting veterans and
American Veterans Honor Fund fully vetted in thorough Audit, Found Fully Compliant and in Good Standing with IRS
For Immediate ReleaseMay 12th, 2023 (Alexandria, VA.) – After a thorough and comprehensive audit of Fiscal Years 2019 & 2020 by the Internal Revenue Service
US Army Budget Cuts May Have Been Spared Due to Ukraine Funding
It appears the US Army may have been spared from potential budget cuts in fiscal year 2024 (FY24) thanks to funding allocated to support Ukraine’s