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Proposed law would allow military retirees and fully disabled veterans to continue adding to military retirement accounts

Proposed law would allow military retirees and fully disabled veterans to continue adding to military retirement accounts

Washington – A former Navy pilot known as R-Va has left the military. Recently introduced legislation by Senator Jen Kigugan allows for the first time that 100% disabled veterans can contribute to military-sponsored retirement accounts, known as recycling savings plans. This bill facilitates veterans in advancing financial options for retirees, enabling them to allocate portions […]

Rescue veterans mark four years since the Afghan withdrawal

Rescue veterans mark four years since the Afghan withdrawal

Reflections on the Afghan Withdrawal On the fourth anniversary of the U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan and the tragic bombing at a monastery that resulted in the deaths of 13 American servicemen, a veteran is sharing his experiences. Dennis Price, a special operations veteran and founder of “Heroes for Humanity,” devoted his efforts to rescuing civilians […]

Unions can no longer use veterans as a shield.

Unions can no longer use veterans as a shield.

Reforming Veteran Care in America In the United States, there’s a strong commitment made to military personnel and women. If you put your life on the line for this country, the expectation is that we’ll support you when you return home. Unfortunately, this assurance has often been compromised by federal systems that prioritize union interests […]

Navy veterans celebrate their 80th wedding anniversary on V-J Day

Navy veterans celebrate their 80th wedding anniversary on V-J Day

Navy Veterans Celebrate Historic 80th Anniversary A couple of Navy veterans recently marked a significant milestone—celebrating their 80th wedding anniversary on the very day that World War II came to an end in 1945. Ray Williams, who is now 101, and his wife Ellie, aged 99, shared their heartfelt story with a senior correspondent at […]

Preferred nation pricing could harm support for veterans

Most favored nation pricing would undermine care for veterans

American service members pledge to safeguard us from global dangers, which sometimes requires the ultimate sacrifice. In return, we honor the legacy of President Lincoln, with the commitment to support those who have suffered in battle, including women who have faced their own struggles. However, there are emerging policies from the Trump administration that, despite […]

Veterans might lose access to food stamps due to the new tax law.

Veterans might lose access to food stamps due to the new tax law.

Veterans are now required to meet labor requirements for food assistance under a new law signed by President Trump, raising concerns about their ability to find work. The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), previously known as food stamps, used to allow certain exemptions for veterans. However, starting in 2026, all SNAP recipients, including veterans, will […]