The hearing focused on management and upkeep of veterans cemeteries and military memorials across the U.S. and overseas. The committee also looked at demand for burials, including an average of 24 to 27 funeral services each weekday at Arlington National Cemetery.

Nearly half of U.S. veterans are uncertain whether discussing psychedelic drug use with Department of Veterans Affairs doctors could jeopardize their benefits, according to a new report.

A class action lawsuit involving tens of thousands of veterans whose disability appeals were closed by the VA will be heard in federal court this summer to determine if a proposed settlement is fair and reasonable.

The Veterans Fire Corps is looking for firefighters, a hidden camera finds an assault at a veterans home and a bill to fund identifications and proper burials for unclaimed remains of veterans.

The Sgt. Walter F. Hartnett IV Green Star Veterans Service Act directs the Department of Veterans Affairs to establish a banner called the Green Star Service Flag for the grieving families of veterans.

James J. Chopik’s friends remembered the Air Force veteran as a dedicated pal who took pride in his service and his later civilian work.

Air Force veterans Evan Hall and Daniel Bryan spent about two years restoring the Suzuki GSX-R1000 K3 motorcycle their good friend Peter Davidson was riding when he was killed in a crash in 2020.

The U.S. civilian who died while snorkeling at a popular beach in Okinawa has been identified as James J. Chopik, an Air Force veteran deployed to Kadena Air Base from Alaska.

The Take Care of America’s Veterans Act bundles together the Major Richard Star Act, the Love Lives On Act and other individual measures designed to improve benefits and services.

The Veterans Expedited TSA Screening (VETS) Safe Travel Act enables veterans with serious disabilities to forgo the standard security checkpoints for faster screenings that are free at hundreds of participating U.S. airports.