The House passed the Take Care of America’s Veterans Act by voice vote on Veterans Day. Its more than 60 provisions include expanded support for surviving spouses and caregivers and increased compensation for some disabled retirees, including an estimated 58,000 medically retired veterans with combat-related injuries. The bill’s funding approach would change future VA ratings for sleep apnea and tinnitus, potentially reducing compensation for some veterans.
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