Veterans
Coverage of Veterans in the Nexus archive.
- REP. BRIAN MAST: I want unsafe truckers off our highways — and America's veterans in their seats
Following a fatal crash on Florida’s Turnpike involving a driver with an illegal CDL license, Rep. Brian Mast argued that America should not lower its safety standards for foreign nationals. Sean Duffy introduced legislation creating the Freedom Haulers program, which aims to fast-track American veterans with military heavy-vehicle experience into the commercial trucking industry while removing dangerous, unqualified drivers.
- In-Person Voting Steady As Hawaiʻi Primary Winds Down Saturday Evening
In-person voting is steady as the Hawaiʻi primary winds down Saturday evening. During this time, the election is drawing both newcomers and veterans to voter service centers across the state's islands.
- The 7 best U.S. cities for veterans and military families in 2026
Veterans United has ranked seven of the best U.S. cities for veterans and military families in 2026. The article suggests that a close-knit community is an important factor for many military buyers considering where they will call home.
- Psilocybin for PTSD; Breathwork and Cravings; 'Game of Thrones' Writer's Depression
Psilocybin-assisted therapy improved symptoms of severe, treatment-resistant post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) among veterans in an open-label trial. High school students who carried firearms had... (partial information due to article cutoff).
- Gov. Sherrill announces statewide housing system to ensure no veteran experiences homelessness
Gov. Sherrill announced a statewide housing system to ensure no veteran experiences homelessness. Over 2,500 veterans have been permanently housed since the program began.
- VA awards over $200,000 to Texas Veterans Commission for rural veteran transportation needs
The Department of Veterans Affairs awarded $233,000 to the Texas Veterans Commission to address transportation needs for veterans in rural Texas. This funding aims to support veterans living in rural areas with their transportation requirements.
- Veterans to test GLP-1 drugs as alcohol addiction treatment
The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs is launching a clinical trial to evaluate semaglutide, a GLP-1 receptor agonist, as a treatment for alcohol use disorder in veterans. Over 600 veterans will participate in the nationwide study.
- VA to run trial of GLP-1 drug to treat alcohol abuse
The VA is launching a trial of a GLP-1 drug to treat alcohol abuse, aiming to enroll over 600 veterans at 18 VA medical centers.
- Trump gives veterans priority pass for trucking jobs after New York and California busted for illegals on the road
Trump's Freedom Haulers program gives veterans priority for trucking jobs following a DoT crackdown that removed over 24,000 CDLs from highways due to illegal immigrant drivers in New York and California.
- Trump's bold plan to rip migrant truckers off American roads and hand the rigs to veterans
The article discusses a proposed plan to remove migrant truckers from American roads and transfer the trucks to veterans. The initiative is attributed to Trump.
- Veterans to get opportunity to find their next big break at NYC job fair
Veterans in NYC can attend the Veterans First Job Fair on Tuesday from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. at the James J. Peters VA Medical Center in the Bronx to explore job opportunities.
- Nashville veterinarian offering free checkups due to donations
The Pet Community Center in Nashville is offering free wellness exams and anti-anxiety medication for pets of veterans, active military members, the homeless, seniors 65 and older, and college/trade students due to recent donations from PEDIGREE Foundation and Humane World for Animals.
- Trump administration’s revision of Iran war casualties ‘huge disrespect’, say veterans
The Trump administration revised the classification of Iran war casualties in a Pentagon database, listing four service members as deceased in 'Overseas Operations.' Veterans criticized the move as a 'huge disrespect' for the families of the deceased, arguing it downplays the war's impact.
- Hundreds of veterans ordered to repay tens of thousands of pounds to Treasury after pension error
Hundreds of veterans have been ordered to repay tens of thousands of pounds to the Treasury due to a pension error. The issue involves financial discrepancies requiring veterans to return funds.
- Lowered number of troop deaths on Pentagon site upsets military families
A reduced count of troop deaths related to the war in Iran on a Pentagon site has caused dissatisfaction among veterans, military families, and lawmakers, who are demanding greater transparency.
- National Hire a Veteran Day looks to put veterans to work in new careers
National Hire a Veteran Day is observed on Saturday, July 25, with the goal of helping veterans transition into new careers.
- White House wants veterans to replace immigrant truckers who lost their licenses in crackdown
The Trump administration wants veterans to consider becoming truck drivers after immigrant truckers lost their licenses in a crackdown. The initiative aims to replace licensed immigrant truckers with military personnel transitioning to civilian life.
- White House wants veterans to replace immigrant truckers who lost their licenses in crackdown
The Trump administration is promoting a campaign to encourage veterans to become truck drivers, replacing immigrant drivers who lost licenses due to a crackdown on English proficiency and illegal licensing. The initiative includes waiving skills tests for veterans with military driving experience and using the GI Bill to cover training costs.
- What Is a Medical Foster Home? VA Eligibility, Costs and Care Options
Medical foster homes, including VA Medical Foster Homes, provide nursing-home-level care for veterans in private residences, offering a home-like environment. They differ from residential care homes by catering to more intensive medical needs, with caregivers assisting daily living activities and managing medications.
- Meet Scout and Hattie, two facility dogs that support first responders in crises
Xpedition Lifeline, a local nonprofit, uses facility dogs Scout and Hattie to support military, veterans, and first responders during crises. The dogs provide assistance in moments of crisis to these groups.
- Veterans: Here’s help to protect your small business
Veteran-run small businesses can access free resources to protect against scammers and cybercriminals by educating their workforce. The article emphasizes the importance of an informed team as a key defense strategy.
- The Hello Girls, America's first women soldiers, finally getting their recognition
Hundreds of women served in the U.S. Army Signal Corps during World War I, connecting calls for the Army in France. Known as the 'Hello Girls,' they were America's first women soldiers but took decades to be recognized as veterans.
- Trump Says He’ll Seek to Replace Immigrant Truck Drivers With Veterans
President Trump mentioned a plan to crack down on truck drivers in the United States without legal status and to replace them with veterans during a panel at a military investment summit in Carlisle, Pa.
- Fort Bend County veterans, military families can receive free monthly food assistance through new partnership
Fort Bend County veterans and military families can now receive free monthly food assistance through a new partnership. Combined Arms, a veterans nonprofit, reports nearly one in four Houston-area veterans experiences food insecurity, with rising demand among active-duty service members and military families.
- Study Dampens Hope for GLP-1s as Insulin Off-Ramp in Type 2 Diabetes
A study found that adding a GLP-1 receptor agonist did not reduce the likelihood of veterans with type 2 diabetes discontinuing basal insulin therapy compared to other glucose-lowering agents. The findings suggest GLP-1s may not serve as an effective insulin off-ramp for this population.
- New tech makes Colorado veteran stories come to life at Broomfield museum
The Broomfield Veterans Museum in Colorado is using new technology to preserve the stories of over 300,000 veterans in the state.
- Fake VA shoe offer targets veterans
A fake flyer claiming to offer free athletic shoes from the VA is circulating, using official VA-style branding and a legitimate MyVA phone number to deceive veterans. The VA confirms the offer is fraudulent and warns it could lead to phishing attempts or theft of personal information.
- Trump’s plan for a triumphal arch in the nation’s capital is getting another review
President Donald Trump’s proposed 250-foot triumphal arch in Washington is under review by the National Capital Planning Commission, which recommends design changes to comply with federal height restrictions. Opponents argue the arch would disrupt the skyline and sightlines between the Lincoln Memorial and Arlington National Cemetery, while a group of veterans and a historian has sued to block the project.
- Baton Rouge Vet Center declared total loss after fire; veterans relocated
The Baton Rouge Vet Center was declared a total loss after a fire damaged the building Sunday morning, forcing veterans to temporarily seek care at another location. Services are being relocated while the center is assessed for repairs.
- Trump uses semiquincentennial to bash communism
President Donald Trump's speeches during the semiquincentennial celebrations criticized communism as a 'cancer,' referencing events at the National Mall and Mount Rushmore. He highlighted veterans and linked his message to countering democratic socialists' recent primary wins in New York and Colorado, as midterms approach and amid growing voter concerns over economic and Iran issues.
- Trump hails US, blasts 'communists' in 250th anniversary speech
President Trump praised the U.S. as the 'crowning achievement' of human history during a 250th anniversary speech, while attacking political opponents as communists. The event was delayed by storms, and Trump highlighted military actions against Iran and Venezuela.
- Trump mixes patriotism with partisanship as he celebrates America's 'joyous' 250th anniversary
President Donald Trump celebrated America's 250th anniversary with a speech blending patriotism and partisan appeals, honoring veterans and promoting the SAVE America Act. The event, held after National Mall evacuations due to storms, featured performances by Trump-aligned musicians and highlighted his support for the Second Amendment and anti-communism.
- Trump speaks after hours-long delay for Freedom 250 event due to severe weather
President Trump spoke at the 'Salute to America' Freedom 250 event in Washington, D.C., on the Fourth of July after a delay caused by severe weather. His speech highlighted veterans, the Artemis II crew, and an early version of the American flag.
- Denver non-profit helps veterans heal through adventure, exploration
A Denver non-profit supports veterans' healing through adventure and exploration, as seen in a Fourth of July skydiving event joined by FOX31's Jared Dean.
- Labour U-turns on 'Migrant St' as Mail reveals asylum seekers were given priority over veterans for £250,000 newbuild homes
Labour reversed its stance on 'Migrant St' after the Mail reported that asylum seekers were prioritized over veterans for £250,000 newbuild homes. The policy shift highlights a dispute over housing allocation priorities.
- Vice President JD Vance to visit NAS Oceana
Vice President JD Vance will visit Naval Air Station Oceana to commemorate the nation's 250th anniversary and highlight the Trump Administration's support for the military and veterans, as announced by the White House.
- Disabled veterans might qualify for free PreCheck from TSA: Here's how
Disabled veterans of the U.S. Military may qualify for free TSA PreCheck enrollment under the Veterans Expedited TSA Screening (VETS) Safe Travel Act. The Act establishes requirements for eligibility.
- Ridglan Farms rescue beagles find new life helping veterans overcome war trauma with Paws of War
Beagles rescued from Wisconsin's Ridglan Farms, a facility supplying lab research, are being trained by Paws of War to assist veterans overcoming war trauma. The dogs, previously kept in a harsh environment, are learning basic skills and adapting to new homes after a rescue effort prompted by alleged animal welfare violations.
- Hospice program gives veterans final salute from fellow Michigan veterans
A hospice program in Michigan connects veteran volunteers with veteran patients during their final moments. The initiative provides a final salute from fellow veterans to those in hospice care.
- Police Court Camp Pendleton Marines and Sailors for Law Enforcement Careers
The Pasadena Police Department recruited Marines and Sailors at a hiring fair at Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton in June to discuss law enforcement careers. The event, held from June 3 to 5, targeted active-duty service members, veterans, and military families.