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In 2008, Gregory Warren requested documents from the SSA. The documents were related to his father’s disability status. Mr. Warren needed the documents in order to obtain proceeds from his [...]

US Veterans Magazine – The event will honor women veteran industry leaders, highlighting their incredible contributions to our nation’s business, public and community service sectors. Read [...]

Army Times – After being jilted again and again by the Pentagon in pursuit of a common digital health records system, the Veterans Affairs Department is hoping a new makeover will finally [...]

Army Times – The American Legion’s national commander is happy with work Veterans Affairs Department officials have done on their disability claims and veteran outreach goals. Read More >

Chicago Tribune – Starbucks Chief Executive Howard Schultz has announced that he will donate $30 million to benefit the 2.5 million U.S. soldiers who have served in Iraq and Afghanistan. [...]

Tampa Tribune – Frustrated by a “lack of transparency” by the Department of Veterans Affairs, the House Veterans Affairs Committee launched a new website this morning tracking VA failures [...]

Seattle Post-Intelligencer – With the deadline for having to choose a health care plan looming, Veterans can breathe a bit easier with new eligibility options for a comprehensive health [...]

The Washington Examiner – The Department of Veterans Affairs’ stonewalling of questions is being showcased by the House Committee on Veterans Affairs on a new web page that tracks a [...]

NextGov – Sens. Bob Corker, R-Tenn., and Tom Udall, D-N.M., slammed the Veterans Affairs Department for failing to set up a registry of troops exposed to toxic pollutants from trash burn [...]

Army Times –  A New York congressman wants the Veterans Affairs Department to make a rare lung disease found in some Iraq and Afghanistan veterans service-connected, meaning having the [...]