752 veterans have registered to run for the House and Senate this year, veterans are in line for World Cup tickets and the VA issues a fraud alert.

Republican leaders in the House and Senate introduced a sweeping package of bills to fast-track adoption of the Major Richard Star Act and dozens of other bills. Critics say the legislation proposes cuts to future benefits by as much as $57 billion over 10 years.

A VA foreclosure prevention program is about to accept submissions, a special ceremony for Ohio’s only recognized Revolutionary War memorial and a Navy officer/NASCAR driver headlines a Flag Day event.

The trial will enroll 80 veterans to study the safety and effectiveness of MDMA-assisted therapy to address severe conditions that do not fully respond to standard treatments.

A Nevada lawmaker says the U.S. should not restart nuclear tests, the Veterans’ Transition to Trucking Act passed the House and a Vietnam veteran appeals his property rights to the Supreme Court.

Marine Corps veteran Tierney Mayer-Tucker said that doctors for years misdiagnosed and dismissed a growing array of vague medical symptoms he was experiencing.

Incomplete or lost records have hindered efforts for radiation-exposed veterans to collect benefits after a diagnosis of cancer or other diseases.

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Rep. Mark Takano is pursuing a discharge petition, a parliamentary procedure used in rare circumstances to move a stalled bill out of committee.

The Dental Care for Veterans Act would make comprehensive, no-cost dental care part of a standard medical benefits package for veterans enrolled in VA health care.