Wellness
July 16, 2026 • Staff Report
Stem cells are already used to treat serious blood and immune disorders, while researchers are testing their potential against orthopedic injuries, neurological disease, heart damage, diabetes, and other chronic conditions. For veterans living with lasting service-related injuries, regenerative medicine could become an important part of the next medical frontier—but hope must be balanced with evidence, safety, and honest expectations.
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Veteran Organizations
July 16, 2026 • Staff Report
From its Long Island headquarters, Paws of War rescues vulnerable animals, trains service and support dogs, reunites troops with animals left overseas, and builds partnerships that restore independence and purpose for veterans, first responders, and military families.
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Claims
July 10, 2026 • Staff Report
The VA says its disability claims backlog has fallen to its lowest point since 2020. That is real progress, but the deeper story is about why the backlog happened, what decisions made it worse, and what veterans can do now to keep their own claims moving.
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Economy
July 10, 2026 • Staff Report
The newest CPI report shows price pressure is still hitting American households. Here is what the inflation index measures, what it misses, where families feel it most, and how citizens can prepare for the road ahead.
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Judicial Watch
July 1, 2026 • Staff Report
From citizenship and presidential power to voting rules, religious liberty, campaign finance, gun rights, and veterans-adjacent accountability, this term showed a Court drawing hard lines over who holds power in America and how far that power can reach.
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America 250
July 1, 2026 • Staff Report
From tall ships in New York Harbor to fireworks over the National Mall, America’s 250th birthday is bringing a once-in-a-generation
Independence Day celebration to every region of the country.
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Wellness
July 1, 2026 • Staff Report
Veterans face a complicated cardiovascular battlefield shaped by stress, sleep disruption, injuries, toxic exposures,
family history, and the hard transition from service life to civilian life. The warning signs are often quiet.
The consequences are not.
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Claims
June 18, 2026 • Staff Report
A landmark class-action settlement could force the VA to review thousands of legacy appeals that may have been closed
without proper processing, giving veterans and surviving families another chance at decisions, restored effective dates,
and long-delayed benefits.
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Benefits
June 18, 2026 • Staff Report
A sweeping veterans package promises long-awaited wins for combat-disabled retirees and expanded VA reforms, but controversial disability-rating language has left veterans divided over whether the bill honors the promise or shifts the cost onto future generations.
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Community
June 11, 2026 • Staff Report
As data centers spread across the country, local communities are weighing tax revenue, jobs, and technological growth against real concerns over land use, water, power demand, and who truly benefits when Big Tech comes to town.
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Benefits
May 27, 2026 • Staff Report
For years, burn pit illnesses were treated as service-connected injuries by the VA, but not always as combat-related wounds by the military retirement system. A new recognition could change that.
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Wellness
May 27, 2026 • Staff Report
The Department of Veterans Affairs is now studying MDMA-assisted therapy for veterans with PTSD and alcohol use disorder, marking a major shift in how the nation may confront trauma, addiction, and treatment-resistant mental health wounds after service.
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