For active-duty service members grappling with a service-connected disability, the Veteran Readiness and Employment (VR&E) program, also known as Chapter 31, can be a transformative resource. This ...

A change to Veteran Readiness and Employment benefits through the Department of Veterans Affairs could mean more education money for thousands of veterans. (Stock photo) Individuals who use Veteran ...

For many veterans leaving active duty, Chapter 31 benefits, formally known as Vocational Rehabilitation and Employment (VR&E), represent more than just financial assistance. They ...

The Department of Veterans Affairs has been impacted by the government shutdown. Here's what to know about benefits, medical ...

The original Veterans Access, Choice, and Accountability Act of 2014 (also the Choice Act) primarily focused on healthcare ...

This month, the Department of Veterans Affairs made a major change to education benefits, expanding opportunities for some veterans by allowing them to apply their benefits toward multiple degrees.

Veterans Administration (VA) educational benefits help veterans, service members and their qualified family members with needs like paying for college tuition, career counseling, etc. Please see below ...

A disabled veteran says he’s hoping to go to college, but the federal government shutdown is preventing him from learning how ...