Senators push $15M bill to study birth defects in children of veterans exposed to toxic chemicals
The generational effects of chemical warfare agents and other hazardous materials on the descendants of service members would be evaluated under a bill to fund $15 million in research on birth defects identified in the children and grandchildren of toxic-exposed veterans.
Chart Shows War Veterans' Contribution To U.S. Paralympics Team
During the ongoing 2024 Paralympic Games in Paris, 16 veterans join the U.S. team as part of 225 athletes competing for the nation between August 28 and September 8.
The Department of Military and Veterans Affairs gives resources for veterans struggling with mental health
The DMVA is encouraging people to reach out to a veteran in September.
Hillsdale American Legion Riders to host ceremony for Veteran suicide
September is National Suicide Prevention Month. Over 3,000 of Hillsdale County’s 37,000 residents have served in the Armed Forces.
90-Year-Old Navy veteran killed in Houston: New security video captures stolen vehicle; suspect still at large
FOX 26 obtained new security footage that shows the movements of a suspect after police say they shot and killed a 90-year-old victim.
‘Diversity’ Doesn’t Include Disabled Veterans Like Me
At college campuses nationwide, the newest students are starting class, but I’m not among them. Many medical schools rejected my application, and when I asked why, several told me that my service in our nation’s armed forces didn’t matter, and that I should have spent more time proving my commitment to “diversity” and “equity.”