Veteran Homelessness

Significant Decline in Veteran Homelessness Marks Progress in the US

Washington, DC – In a landmark announcement, the Department of Veterans Affairs, the Department of Housing and Urban Development, and the U.S. Interagency Council on Homelessness reported an 11% reduction in Veteran homelessness since early 2020. This substantial drop is the largest observed in more than half a decade. Data from the 2022 Point-in-Time Count,…

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Sea Takeoff

Allied Naval Commanders Navigate Tense Strait of Hormuz In Show of Force Against Iran, Asserting Commitment to Maritime Security

Strait of  Hormuz, Persian Gulf — In a strong show of unity against recent maritime threats, U.S., British, and French naval commanders navigated the Strait of Hormuz aboard an American destroyer, the USS Paul Hamilton, underscoring their collective commitment to preserving the vital waterway’s security following Iran’s seizure of two oil tankers. This joint voyage,…

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Jack Teixeira

Prosecutors Claim Air National Guard Member In Leaked Classified Documents Case Was Warned Multiple Times For Improper Handling of Sensitive Data

  Boston, MA – Jack Teixeira, a member of the Massachusetts Air National Guard, stands accused of leaking highly classified military documents. Notably, his superiors raised red flags several times about his conduct around sensitive data, a revelation made in a recent court filing. The Department of Justice revealed these allegations during its push for…

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Water Obstacle

Lawmakers Seek Answers on Unsettled Camp Lejeune Toxic Water Claims

Washington, DC – Senators Ted Budd, Thom Tillis, and a group of seven other lawmakers are demanding answers regarding the ongoing Camp Lejeune toxic water crisis. They are questioning why their constituents continue to suffer from the contaminated water while the Department of Justice (DOJ) and the Navy remain unresponsive to their claims. The lawmakers…

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Nicholas Maimer

US Army Special Forces Veteran Killed in Ukraine

A retired US Special Forces soldier, Nicholas Maimer, lost his life in Bakhmut, Ukraine, following an alleged building collapse during a Russian artillery attack. This information comes from US officials, Russian paramilitary leader claims, and various media outlets. Maimer, who retired from the National Guard as a staff sergeant, had been working alongside a non-profit…

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burn pit

Proposed VA Budget Plan Sparks Controversy Over Toxic Exposure Fund

Washington, DC – On Tuesday, Republican House appropriators revealed a proposal for a $320 billion Veterans Affairs budget for fiscal 2024, which includes amendments to the contentious Toxic Exposure Fund for more effortless spending adjustments in the future. However, Democrats have already criticized the move as another assault on veterans’ benefits. The announcement comes after…

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