For those returning from war, the transition back into civilian life can be a difficult one and transferring military skills to everyday life is not always easy. Furthermore, post 9/11 returning service members have
An NPR investigation revealed that the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) has failed to follow-up on its promise to provide compensation to approximately 4,000 men who were used as human test subjects for mustard
Soldiers returning from war are often left with both physical and emotional scars that last for years and from which they may never fully recover. Many are plagued by lingering memories of combat, deaths
WASHINGTON The Department of Veterans Affairs decision to grant Agent Orange benefits to C-123 crews raised concerns on Capitol Hill on Thursday for another class of potential victims: blue water sailors. Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand, D-N.Y.,
A new program that allows military veterans in Santa Fe to ride city buses for free is up and running.Veterans can sign up at the Santa Fe Trails administrative office at 2931 Rufina St. They
The U.S. Senate has tentatively approved legislation to strip the Veterans Affairs Department of the authority to manage large construction projects after massive cost overruns on a Denver-area hospital. The Senate voted to amend a
A group of approximately 2,100 Air Force Veterans finally have reason to celebrate. The group has battled for years with the Veterans Affairs Department (VA) for compensation for illnesses that developed as a result
June is Alzheimers and Brain Awareness Month: A time to recognize the five million Americans affected by this terrible disease. Although age is the greatest factor contributing to the risk for developing Alzheimers, new
While it may seem that Democrats and Republicans are at war in Springfield, at least one piece of legislation has received unanimous support from lawmakers of both political parties. A bill that would provide a
WASHINGTON – Reversing a long-held position, the Department of Veterans Affairs now says Air Force reservists who became ill after being exposed to Agent Orange residue while working on planes after the Vietnam War should
WASHINGTON Reversing a long-held position, the Department of Veterans Affairs now says Air Force reservists who became ill after being exposed to Agent Orange residue while working on planes after the Vietnam War should be
Habitat for Humanity, is an international non-profit organization that builds homes for deserving families who cannot afford a home. In America, the organization supports families by providing with homeownership classes, volunteer opportunities and new
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