The Guardian published a detailed follow-up examining The Washington Post’s controversial series on veterans’ disability benefits. The article explores growing criticism from veterans’ advocates, journalists, and policy experts who argue that The Post’s framing failed to include key

A major VA system failure has halted GI Bill payments for thousands of student veterans, according to advocates cited by Military Times. The technical glitch disrupted tuition and housing disbursements, creating financial strain for veterans relying on those

Thousands of veterans using Chapter 31 Veteran Readiness & Employment (VR&E) benefits are reporting delayed payments and stalled job-search stipends following the recent VA shutdown. The freeze has left many new graduates without income at a critical time,

Veterans and military retirees will see a cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) increase in 2026, according to Military Times. The boost—tied to Social Security’s COLA formula—helps offset rising expenses for those receiving VA disability compensation and military retirement pay. While

After more than half a century, members of Bravo Company, 1st Battalion, 5th Marines, finally received long-overdue Bronze Star medals for their heroism during the Vietnam War. As Military Times reports, the recognition comes 56 years after their

The Department of Veterans Affairs announced $84 million in new grant funding to help end veteran homelessness nationwide. According to VA News, the funds will support community organizations providing housing assistance, case management, and outreach to veterans at