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National Association for Veteran Rights (NAVR) Welcomes Doug Collins as Secretary of Veterans Affairs
Washington, D.C., November 18, 2024 – The National Association for Veteran Rights (NAVR) congratulates former
Former VA Acting Secretary Peter O’Rourke Applauds Louisiana Legislature for Voting Overwhelmingly in Favor of SB 159: Protecting Veterans’ Rights with the Preserving Lawful Utilization of Services Act
Baton Rouge, Louisiana, May 23, 2024 — Former Acting Secretary of the U.S. Department of
National Association for Veteran Rights Supports Texas Governor Greg Abbott’s Historic Grant Funding for Texas Veterans, Expanding Local Access to Vital Services
Washington, D.C. – The National Association for Veteran Rights (NAVR) commends Texas Governor Greg Abbott
Former VA Acting Secretary Peter O’Rourke Urges Members of the Louisiana House Of Representatives to Pass SB 159: Protecting Veterans’ Rights with the Preserving Lawful Utilization of Services Act
Baton Rouge, Louisiana, – May 6, 2024— Peter O’Rourke, former Acting Secretary of the U.S.
National Association for Veteran Rights Condemns Maine Legislative Action to Deny Veteran Choice – Urges Governor to Veto
WASHINGTON–The National Association for Veteran Rights (NAVR) opposes the recent passage of Maine Legislative Document
A California Bill Threatens a Veteran’s Right to Choose
A newly proposed piece of legislation, California Senate Bill 1124 (SB 1124), aimed at helping
Tales of the McCabe: Bergman, Mace Bill Protects, Expands Trump-Era VA Reforms
One of President Donald J. Trump’s most significant accomplishments in his first term was overhauling
Veterans should be allowed to use private services to get benefits
During my time serving as a U.S. senator, many New Hampshire veterans contacted my office
Rogers: Doing right by Iowa’s veterans
As the echoes of Veterans Day celebrations linger in our hearts and minds, it is
American Legion Signals Compromise In Battle Over Veteran Disability Benefits
One of America’s longest running inside-the-beltway battles on domestic policy took a turn for the
VSOs should back a PLUS Act that gives vets options
Disabled veterans are not stupid. Why are some members of Congress and even some Veteran
VA’s role in migrant medical care draws scrutiny from advocates as border crisis intensifies
A long-standing arrangement between the Department of Veterans Affairs and Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE)
More than 600 veterans at Tomah VA will have their disability claims reexamined
As a Virginia resident and a veteran, I’ve studied the congressional dueling bills on health
GUARD Act vs. PLUS Act: Veterans should study dueling bills on health care
As a Virginia resident and a veteran, I’ve studied the congressional dueling bills on health
