On June 5, 2019, an even wider avenue of options was opened for our nation’s veterans. Long awaited changes and updates within the Department of

In 2013, the Bipartisan Budget Act of 2013 made its way through the House and Senate in an attempt to ease some of the financial

A recent opinion piece penned by Democratic Florida Congresswoman Donna Shalala shed light on her support of a restructuring of the Post-9/11 GI Bill that

Varying schools of thought exist regarding the idea of socialized versus privatized healthcare, in particular how it affects our nation’s veteran population. As the 2020

According to Military Times: The final results leave the total number of lawmakers with military experience for next year’s session at 96, down six from

According to Pew Research, there are over 20 million veterans in the United States. That is more than 20 million men and women who served

In the 18th Century, there existed a club in London called the Anacreontic Society, a college of men who promoted and performed music.  The Anacreontic