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The Washington Post – A viral video exploded on the Internet in the last few days, starring a man in an Army uniform who is confronted by a veteran in a shopping mall on Black Friday. Read [...]

The Washington Times – While first lady Michelle Obama has personally crusaded to end veteran homelessness, the Veterans Affairs marquee program to address the problem has stumbled badly in [...]

Billings Gazette – A program popular among Montana veterans that allows them to get medical care closer to home has been reauthorized by Congress through August 2016. Read More >

Wisconsin State Journal – Joining a growing list of cities and counties across the U.S., Dane County now offers a specialty court for troubled military veterans, to intervene before they [...]

Stars and Stripes – Maine resident and military sexual assault survivor Ruth Moore said Tuesday she is heartened by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs’ decision to expand mental [...]

The Economist – What do American troops, who have spent much of the past 15 years in desert camouflage, do when they come home? Compared with veterans of previous wars, they are more likely [...]

Deseret News – On Monday, the Utah Judicial Council approved the first two veterans’ courts for Utah district courts. Read More >

The Washington Times – The Department of Veterans Affairs and Congress are battling over whether the VA is firing employees fast enough as part of a major management overhaul. Read More >

Santa Cruz Sentinel – The new Veterans Treatment Court, expected to launch after the new year, will be like having a group of watchful friends to offer guidance, mentoring and resources, [...]

MSN.com – “Shame on you,” the congresswoman scolded Braulio Castillo at an oversight hearing in Washington, D.C., last year, accusing the business owner of gaming the veterans [...]