According to the VA's own data that is included in the lawsuit, the agency has denied more than 1,039,000 claims.

The lawsuit claims veterans are being denied full education benefits under both the Montgomery GI Bill and Post-9/11 GI Bill.

Veterans say the VA “invented” a rule to keep veterans and their families from using benefits from both of the two main GI ...

A coalition of veterans' organizations, individual service members and the state of Virginia has launched a legal challenge against the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, arguing ...

Two months after an IT hiccup at the Department of Veterans Affairs left a significant portion of GI Bill recipients without their anticipated payments for school and housing, some advocates have a ...

Veterans eligible for both the Montgomery GI Bill and the Post-9/11 GI Bill – including those who did not have a break in service – now can use up to 48 months of combined education benefits under a ...

Public understanding of National Guard service often lags far behind reality. Many Americans assume Guard members receive the same federal education benefits as active duty servicemembers simply by ...

It’s college financial aid season, and prospective students across the US are receiving admissions and financial aid award letters for programs starting in the fall of 2026. These financial aid award ...