Filipino Vets’ Tale Tells Immigration Reformers Never Give Up
Filipino-American Bulletin / New America Media, News Analysis, Posted: Apr 24, 2013
Filipino WWII vets and their widows waited decades for U.S. citizenship—denied to family members—and a paltry pension. Still, the elders fight on.
The Other Death Sentence: Aging and Dying in America’s Prisons
New America Media , News Feature, Posted: Sep 26, 2012
More than 100,000 Americans are destined to spend their final years in prison—the prison of old age behind bars. Here are some of their stories.
VA Wait Times for Benefits Decisions Vary by Location
Center for Investigative Reporting, News Report, Posted: Aug 29, 2012
An analysis by the Center for Investigative Reporting reveals that veterans in sparsely populated states often encounter quick resolution of their compensation claims, while those in metropolitan areas languish.
Study: One in 10 U.S. Veterans Has No Health Insurance
New America Media, News Report, Posted: May 28, 2012
A new study shows more than a million younger veterans lack health insurance, and that most would gain access under the new health law.
Female Veterans Call for American Forces Network to Drop Rush Limbaugh
New America Media, News Report, Posted: Mar 06, 2012
Three female Iraq war veterans are calling for the American Forces Network (AFN) to stop broadcasting Rush Limbaugh's show.
Commentary: The Last Soldier to Die in Iraq Was Black
Bet.com, Commentary, Posted: Dec 21, 2011
Last week, after nearly nine years of fighting, America’s most recent war with Iraq ended. The remaining American soldiers left Iraq yesterday, rolling into Kuwait in a huge convoy, hooping and hollering all along the way.
Suicide Rate Among National Guard Members Is a Call To Action
TC Daily Planet, News Report, Posted: Dec 20, 2011
As Minnesota’s National Guard members return from their deployment to Kuwait, the state can expect the problems faced by returning veterans to increase to a “tsunami” level.” Uppermost on that list is the potential for suicide.
NAM Radio: 10th Anniversary of the War in Afghanistan
New America Media, Audio, Posted: Oct 07, 2011
October 7th marks exactly ten years since the war in Afghanistan began -- the longest war in U.S. history.
NAM Radio: The Legacies of Chemical Warfare in Vietnam
New America Media, Audio, Posted: Oct 03, 2011
Most of us have little understanding of how Agent Orange came to be used in Vietnam & how it is still hurting people & the environment to this day.
Home From War and Facing Eviction
Investigative Reporting Workshop, News Report, Posted: Jul 25, 2011
Veterans of today's wars are confronting a much different housing situation than their predecessors.
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