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WASHINGTON, D.C. — In less than two years since Congress passed a landmark bill to expand benefits to veterans who were exposed to toxins in the military, the Department of
Numerous veteran advocacy organizations from across New Mexico gathered in Las Cruces Monday for a Veterans Benefits Seminar, hosted at the American Legion Post
As the daughter of a career Marine, I hold veterans and their health care needs in a special place in my heart. And as someone who works in the health care system daily, I know the best way to thank our vets is to make sure they're getting good health care.
The VA is processing hundreds of thousands of applicants for PACT Act benefits.
Sen. Jerry Moran, a Kansas Republican, and Rep. Sharice Davids, a Kansas Democrat, have expressed concern that not enough veterans have sought benefits.