Trump issues executive order for FDA to assess psychedelics, references veterans.
Trump Signs Executive Order to Expedite Psychedelic Drug Research On Saturday, President Donald Trump signed an executive order aimed at speeding up the review process for certain psychedelic drugs that have already received Breakthrough Therapy designation from the FDA. “The executive order I’m signing today is, well, it’s a significant step,” Trump mentioned. “These treatments […]
New Bill Might Allow Veterans and Active-Duty Members to Carry Concealed Weapons Nationwide
New Bill Proposed for Special Operations Personnel’s Concealed Carry Rights Rep. Pat Harrigan, a Republican from North Carolina, put forth a bill on Thursday aimed at permitting honorably discharged special operations forces to carry concealed weapons. This information was first reported by the Daily Caller News Foundation. The proposed legislation, known as the Special Operations […]
Veterans should not have to be concerned about lawyers taking their benefits.
Veterans and the Disability Benefits System Having served in combat with the US Army, I’ve seen firsthand the challenges veterans face upon returning home. Like many others, I know individuals who come back carrying the heavy physical and emotional burdens of war. They often rely on disability benefits just to keep their homes and support […]
Veterans criticize Democratic candidate for reportedly misrepresenting military background
Veterans Critique Ammar Campa-Najjar’s Military Claims Some veterans are voicing their concerns about Ammar Campa-Najjar, a Democratic candidate for the House, who has been utilizing his military experience to enhance his campaign appeal. In his campaign materials, Campa-Najjar referred to himself as a “naval officer,” a term that isn’t entirely accurate since he is a […]
Veteran reveals troubling aspects of Canada’s MAID program, suggesting veterans are offered death rather than care — could children be next?
Canada’s Assisted Death Program Approaches 100,000 Mark As we near June 2026, the 10th anniversary of Canada’s Medical Assistance in Dying (MAID) program is looming, and the statistics are becoming increasingly troubling. It is expected that the program will surpass 100,000 assisted deaths. Critics, including host Allie Beth Stuckey, raise concerns about the groups impacted […]
VA reveals $112M in funding to enhance community suicide prevention for U.S. Veterans
VA Opens Applications for Suicide Prevention Grant The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) has opened applications for a significant $112 million grant designed to aid community organizations focused on suicide prevention services for veterans. According to a press release issued on Wednesday, this funding will be distributed through the Sergeant First Class Parker Gordon […]
New initiative to assist homeless veterans generates varied responses
Policy Changes in the Fight Against Veteran Homelessness A notable change has occurred in the battle against homelessness among veterans, as the administration has revised its policies to enable government intervention for veterans in need. However, reactions to these changes are mixed. Recently, the Department of Veterans Affairs announced it had partnered with the Department […]
Trump Administration Stops Reporting Veterans to NICS Just for Having a Fiduciary
VA Ends Reporting of Veterans with Fiduciaries to NICS On February 17, 2026, President Trump’s Department of Veterans Affairs announced it would cease the long-standing practice of reporting veterans who use fiduciaries to the National Instant Criminal Background Check System (NICS). Earlier, on February 27, 2024, Breitbart News highlighted concerns surrounding veterans’ gun rights, which […]
Guy Fieri and Kevin Costner connect over support for veterans at Super Bowl event
Guy Fieri Highlights the Importance of Supporting Veterans At the Fanatics Party before Super Bowl LX, Guy Fieri, known for his show “Diners Drive-Ins and Dives,” spoke with Kevin Costner about their mutual passion for supporting veterans and first responders. During an engaging moment, Fieri expressed interest in a veterans program in Santa Barbara, which […]
Veterans in Long Island utilize virtual reality to combat PTSD
Long Island Veterans Home Utilizes VR for PTSD Support The Long Island Veterans Home at Stony Brook University has embraced cutting-edge virtual reality to assist residents in managing PTSD. They can embark on incredible simulated journeys to space, explore an animal sanctuary, or take in the beauty of the Northern Lights. Veterans can dive with […]