Honor Act News Today

The maxim “every penny counts” is true even in prosperous economic cycles. Let us discuss a few options for New York City homeowners to save money through real estate tax exemptions. Exemptions …

A growing and more diverse population in Colorado Springs has been conducive to change, however, it has not always been this way in Colorado.

The proposal said requiring all graves to have upright markers would serve as a more fitting tribute and provide a uniform look in the cemetery.

A couple of local law enforcement officers that were killed in the line of duty in recent years were honored this week in a Medal of Honor Ceremony in

Congressman Troy E. Nehls (R-TX-22) authored an op-ed for The Hill, addressing the financial struggles of Medal of Honor recipients. Hehighlights the bipartisan Medal of Honor Act, introduced with Congressman Chris Pappas (NH-01), which would increase the special monthly pension that Medal of Honor Recipients receive to an annualized amount of $100,000. This bill is a small

WASHINGTON, Feb. 17, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Puerto Rican American human rights consultant Jánelle Marina Méndez Viera, CEO of Boricua Gringa Human Rights Strategic Advisory, has been recognized for her

Washington D.C. (PRWEB) December 03, 2022 -- TheMilitary Sexual Trauma Movement, Inc. is a grassroots humanrights organization that was founded by

I recently introduced, H.R. 8973, the Medal of Honor Act, a bill that would increase the special monthly pension for Medal of Honor Recipients to equal an annualized amount of $100,000. Currently, Medal of Honor Recipients just $1,489.73 per month.Since the first Medal of Honor was presented in 1863, there have been 3,515 Medal of Honor recipients, with 65 currently living. On

Republican Rep. Troy Nehls introduced legislation Friday that would provide a large raise to Medal of Honor recipient's pensions.

There's a new bill aimed at helping the families of Medal of Honor recipients.