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Law designed to help veterans affected by nuclear testing

(The Center Square) - Nevada veterans are awaiting the final passage of S.2220, a landmark bill that would acknowledge those who served at the radioactive Nevada Test and Training Range. ...
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D-Day, Pearl Harbor Texans’ remains return home 80 years after being KIA

(The Center Square) – Two Texas heroes were buried more than 80 years after they were killed in action on two of the most consequential dates in World War II: Pearl Harbor and D-Day. ...
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Wisconsin lawmakers push to spend veterans housing funds

(The Center Square) – A pair of Wisconsin lawmakers have introduced a bill to create a $25 per diem payment to nonprofits or non-governmental entities that house homeless veterans. ...
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State senator points to failures as Illinois governor celebrates veterans home

(The Center Square) – Gov. J.B. Pritzker has announced the investment of nearly $300 million in taxpayer funds for a new veterans home in Quincy, but an Army veteran and state senator says the governor has mismanaged Veterans Affairs and other state agencies. ...
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Military pay raises for all, significant funding slated for Fort Bragg

(The Center Square) – Pivotal eastern North Carolina military installations in America’s defense infrastructure will be getting significant fiscal support in the National Defense Authorization Act once signed by second-term Republican President Donald Trump. ...
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Govt shutdown raises concerns over national security

(The Center Square) - As partisan divides appear to deepen and prolong the partial government shutdown, bipartisan lawmakers said they are concerned about national security effects of the funding lapse. ...
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Virginia, Maryland brace for shutdown impacts

(The Center Square) – Congress has until the end of today to avoid a shutdown, a deadline closely watched in Virginia and Maryland. About 350,000 Virginians work in civilian ...
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VA benefits backlog down 45% since Inauguration Day

(The Center Square) – In a state with more than 600,000 veterans and another nearly 100,000 on active duty, a North Carolina congressman says there are good numbers coming from Veterans Affairs. ...
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VA prepares for potential government shutdown

(The Center Square) – The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs said Tuesday that it is ready for a potential funding lapse and will continue to care for veterans and their families. ...
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Hegseth, Trump shift focus of military from ‘woke department’ to War Department

(The Center Square) – In an unprecedented and historic gathering of the military’s top leaders at Virginia's Quantico Marine Base, War Secretary Pete Hegseth and President Donald Trump touted the military’s war ethos, stating that the days of the “woke department” are over, returning ...
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Congressional SNAP restrictions in effect in Pennsylvania

(The Center Square) - The budget bill signed into law by President Donald Trump in July included major changes to the nation’s Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or SNAP, including new work requirements for some recipients. ...
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Fort Bragg, Camp Lejeune each over quarter million dollars in House proposal

(The Center Square) – Fort Bragg is on target for $287 million in appropriations through the National Defense Authorization Act, says U.S. Rep. Richard Hudson, R-N.C. There’s $200 million ...
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