Veterans

Governor Larry Rhoden has signed four significant pieces of legislation into law, reaffirming South Dakota’s commitment to supporting its military members and veterans. These new laws reflect the state’s dedication

In an effort to address a longstanding oversight, Pennsylvania lawmakers have introduced House Bill 304, also known as the PA Korean VALOR Act, to extend state-level veteran benefits and recognition

Arizona Senate Republicans have advanced two pieces of legislation aimed at enhancing mental health services for veterans, particularly those suffering from PTSD. Both bills, which passed the Senate with bipartisan

Earlier this month, House Bill 52, sponsored by State Representative Carmen Rice, successfully passed out of the Georgia House of Representatives on Crossover Day. The bill aims to update and

Late last week, Senate Minority Leader Rob Ortt and other New York State Senate Republicans sent an open letter to President Donald J. Trump and General Steven S. Nordhaus, Chief

As a former Army Ranger I have a growing concern that the Pentagon and other branches of the U.S. military have increasingly prioritized Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) initiatives, often

A newly filed bill in the North Carolina General Assembly aims to provide expanded property tax relief for disabled veterans. The Heroes Homestead Act (SB DRS45063-Nlf-42A) was introduced on February

On the night of January 29th, a tragic collision over the Potomac River claimed the lives of all aboard an American Airlines flight and an Army Black Hawk helicopter. The

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In a heartfelt ceremony, 99-year-old World War II veteran Kenneth Thayer was recently honored by New York State Senator Joseph Griffo and Assemblyman Brian Miller for his extraordinary military service.