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The VA Expected Wars in Iraq and Afghanistan to Lead to Toxic Exposure

Friday, April 16, 2021 VA agency officials recently told McClatchy that their disease researchers began discussing war-related illnesses internally soon after the 9/11 attacks. The revelation has caused much anger from v... Continue Reading

Trial Begins in Florida for Massive Lawsuit Over 3M’s Military-Issued Earplugs

Friday, April 9, 2021 More than 229,000 veterans are involved in a lawsuit against 3M that has begun with jury selection. They claim that their hearing problems are linked to faulty earplugs issued by the military. The ... Continue Reading

How Will the VA Spend the $17 Billion They’ve Just Received from the American Rescue Plan Act of 2021?

Thursday, April 1, 2021 As part of the American Rescue Plan Act of 2021, the Department of Veterans Affairs has received over $17 billion in funding. Here’s how it will be spent. $10 billion of the funding will be spent d... Continue Reading

Wounded Warrior Poll Finds Majority of Female Veterans Feel Isolated

Friday, March 26, 2021 Earlier this month, a poll conducted by the Wounded Warrior Project revealed that many female veterans feel isolated and believe their time in military service is not respected. Approximately 80% o... Continue Reading

VA Continues to Deny Burn Pit Claims Despite Strong Support

Monday, March 22, 2021 Support for burn pit veterans has been growing in recent years, with celebrity advocates like Jon Stewart and key representatives showing fervent support. Many advocates were hopeful that the elect... Continue Reading

New Legislation in Coronavirus Relief Package Will End Loophole That Targeted Veterans

Tuesday, March 16, 2021 The extensive $1.9 trillion Coronavirus relief package was signed into law by President Biden on March 10, 2021. Among the bill’s vast provisions are new laws that will impact the way for-pro... Continue Reading

Veterans Exposed to Burn Pits Could Be Rounding a Corner in 2021

Tuesday, March 9, 2021 Amie Muller was an Air Force tech deployed to Balad Air Base in Iraq twice during her time in service. The Balad Air Base burned 100 to 200 tons of waste per day and had burn pits that were more th... Continue Reading

New Coronavirus Relief Plan Has Billions Going Towards Veterans Programs

Friday, March 5, 2021 The nearly 2 trillion dollars in the coronavirus relief package contains billions in funds for veteran relief programs. $17 billion in extra funds for veterans programs was suggested to help mitiga... Continue Reading

New Coronavirus Relief Package May Close 90-10 Loophole

Wednesday, February 24, 2021 As is the case with many packages debated and passed by Congress, the new Coronavirus Relief Package has provisions that extend beyond the scope of Coronavirus-related issues. House Democrats are f... Continue Reading

The Legacy of Toxic Wounds

Thursday, February 18, 2021 While the Gulf War of 1991 has faded from the memories of so many in the United States, thousands of its veterans are still affected by the impact that war had on their health. Almost 700,000 troop... Continue Reading

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The VA Expected Wars in Iraq and Afghanistan to Lead to Toxic Exposure

Trial Begins in Florida for Massive Lawsuit Over 3M’s Military-Issued Earplugs

How Will the VA Spend the $17 Billion They’ve Just Received from the American Rescue Plan Act of 2021?

Wounded Warrior Poll Finds Majority of Female Veterans Feel Isolated

VA Continues to Deny Burn Pit Claims Despite Strong Support

New Legislation in Coronavirus Relief Package Will End Loophole That Targeted Veterans

Veterans Exposed to Burn Pits Could Be Rounding a Corner in 2021

New Coronavirus Relief Plan Has Billions Going Towards Veterans Programs

New Coronavirus Relief Package May Close 90-10 Loophole

The Legacy of Toxic Wounds

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