This year, Veterans Affairs leaders will reiterate their 2022 objective of placing at least 38,000 financially distressed Veterans in secure homes; however, they are also establishing new benchmarks to guarantee that these actions result in long-lasting benefits for those in need. The new strategies, which are...
Recently, the Veterans for America First group has urged Georgia legislators to consider imposing restrictions on drag shows, citing concerns that such events are offensive and inappropriate. While this request has sparked debate among lawmakers and citizens alike, it is essential to consider the perspectives...
According to recent data, veteran unemployment rates have dropped again, bringing much-needed relief to those who have served our country. Yet, there is growing fear that the possibility of job-killing interest rate increases might thwart this advancement. The Federal Reserve has suggested that it may hike...
The COVID-19 pandemic has affected all aspects of life, including the veteran community. With the vaccine becoming more widely available, there have been calls to prioritize vaccine distribution for veterans who have served in combat. These veterans may be at a higher risk due to...
As the world witnessed the dramatic end of the US-Afghanistan war, it is crucial to reflect on the experiences of those who were on the frontlines - the military members who fought, suffered, and sacrificed in the longest war in American history. While the political...
A recent study conducted by the Veterans Affairs Health Care System in the United States found that home-based cardiac rehabilitation programs may significantly lower the risk of death for Veterans with cardiovascular disease. The study, which followed over 1,500 Veterans with heart disease, compared the outcomes...
Will VA's decision to lower masking regulations at medical facilities impact Veterans? The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) has recently decided to lower masking regulations at medical facilities. That has sparked a lot of discussion among healthcare professionals and Veterans about the potential impact of this...
The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) has recently announced changes to its VA loan program, which provides eligible Veterans, active-duty service members, and surviving spouses access to home financing at competitive rates. This is the greatest monthly rise in more than 30 years for the VA...
Veterans who were homeless last year were effectively housed, according to the latest information from the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA). Their report states that the VA offered temporary or permanent housing to nearly 38,000 homeless veterans in 2022. This news has been met with...
The families of servicemen who have passed away seek justice through lawsuits against the government and other entities. While some believe these lawsuits are necessary to hold those responsible accountable, others argue that they are not ideal and may not achieve the desired results. On one...
Despite recent strides in gender equality, there are still plenty of areas where inequality persists. One such area is the Veterans Affairs (VA) medical system, where concerns have been raised about the quality of care provided to women Veterans. The VA medical system has been scrutinized...
The plight of military veterans suffering from the effects of burn-pit exposure has been a long-standing issue in the United States. While fighting in Iraq and Afghanistan, these soldiers were exposed to harmful gasses and chemicals; as a result, they have since had various respiratory...
Access to weapons has been noted as a significant risk factor for suicide, a leading cause of death worldwide. One of the highest suicide rates among developed nations is found in the United States, and a sizable portion of suicides involve weapons. Whether limitations on...
President Biden's immigration policy has been under scrutiny from both sides of the political spectrum. However, the recent surge in migration at the southern border has spotlighted his approach to handling the situation. Many people, including some within his party, criticize his handling of the...
The ongoing conflict between Ukraine and Russia has prompted the United States to send military aid to the region, including weapons and ammunition. But with the US facing increasing demand for weapons from various countries worldwide, could there be a shortage of firearms for domestic...
Notwithstanding past discrimination against LGBTQ+ service members in the US military, homosexual veterans of the armed forces can still get an honorable discharge. 2011 saw the end of the Don't Ask, Don't Tell (DADT) policy, which prohibited openly gay persons from joining the military. Since they...
According to the latest study by the US Department of Veterans Affairs and Department of Defense , the use of opioids for managing chronic pain in Veterans has gone through revised recommendations. The practice guidelines were published on Feb 14 in the Annals of Internal Medicine. Along...
U.S. military veterans who find themselves in a suicidal crisis will be eligible for free emergency medical care at any Department of Veterans Affairs facility or any private facility. The VA already provides emergency suicide care, but with the new benefit, veterans will not have to...
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