On June 30, Patrick Campbell appeared on CNN's Lou Dobbs tonight to discuss the details of the new GI Bill that just became law. 

The Politico just published an incredible profile of IAVA's Patrick Campbell.

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On June 20, IAVA's Executive Director Paul Rieckhoff appeared on PBS's The Tavis Smiley Show and discussed a wide range of issues affecting veterans returning from Iraq and Afghanistan, including an update on the new GI Bill.
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IAVA's Todd Bowers appeared on NBC's Nightly News on May 15 to discuss his personal experiences with the GI Bill upon returning from Iraq. 

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IAVA's Legislative Director, Patrick Campbell, appeared on CNN to discuss the new GI Bill.

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Jon Stewart, host of The Daily Show on Comedy Central talked about the new GI Bill on his May 29th episode. 

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IAVA's Patrick Campbell was interviewed about the alarming growth in Army suicide rates and his own personal experiences.

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IAVA's Patrick Campbell appeared on the Fox News Business network to discuss the high rate of home foreclosures in military communities. 

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On April 29, the CBS Evening News ran a story on the New GI Bill and interviewed IAVA's Todd Bowers, the Director of Government Affairs, about his experiences. 

On April 24, IAVA's Executive Director, Paul Rieckhoff, appeared on MSNBC's Countdown with Keith Olbermann to discuss the VA cover up of suicides and progress on the New GI Bill. 

Paul Rieckhoff, the Executive Director of IAVA, appeared on MSNBC's Countdown with Keith Olbermann on Friday, March 14, to discuss the 5th Anniversary of the Iraq War and progress on the GI Bill.
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Watch Paul Rieckhoff talk with Keith Olbermann about the grim milestone of the 4,000th casualty in Iraq.

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  IAVA Executive Director Paul Rieckhoff appeared on MSNBC's Countdown with Keith Olbermann on February 11. Click here to see the video . 

On MSNBC's Countdown with Keith Olbermann, Executive Director Paul Rieckhoff discusses Bill O'Reilly's false claims regarding the number of homeless veterans in America. Click here to watch now.

Retired Army Lt. Gen. James Peake has been sworn-in as Secretary of the VA.  Click here for more information and IAVA's top ten things to look for in his candidacy.

IAVA Director of Government Affairs Todd Bowers discusses USERRA (the Uniformed Service Employment and Reemployment Rights Act) on America's Nightly Scoreboard on the Fox Business Channel. Watch now.

Legislative Director Patrick Campbell discusses IAVA's newest campaign, Operation New Year's Eve, on the Fox News Channel's Fox and Friends.

IAVA Action has released its ad in support of a new GI Bill (S. 22 and H.R. 2702) that will ensure today's veterans can afford a college education. Click here to learn more and get involved.

President Bush has signed the Joshua Omvig Suicide Prevention bill, providing improved screening and treatment for at-risk veterans. The law is named for Joshua Omvig, a 22-year-old soldier from  Iowa who committed suicide in December 2005 after he returned from Iraq.

Some soldiers seriously wounded in Iraq and Afghanistan are being denied their full enlistment bonus by the Pentagon, while others are being asked to return money they have already received. Click here for IAVA's response.

Former Pfc. Jordan Fox, whose injuries in Iraq forced him to leave the military before his enlistment period ended, will not have to repay a portion of his sign-up bonus after initially being asked to do so by the Army.

IAVA Member Veterans Rob Acosta and Wendell McLeod are featured in a New York Post article on the NYC Veterans Day Parade. Acosta and McLeod are two of the many IAVA Member Veterans from across the country who joined IAVA in New York for Veterans Week.

Bill Hemmer of Fox News delivered the opening remarks at IAVA's First Annual Fall Benefit. Watch coverage of the event on Fox News' America's Newsroom here.  

Read TVNewser's coverage of IAVA's First Annual Fall Benefit here.

President Bush awarded the first Medal of Honor for combat in Afghanistan to the family of Lieutenant Michael Murphy, a Navy SEAL from Long Island, N.Y, who gave his life to save his team.

IAVA Member veteran Ryan Groves was recently profiled by Medill Washington. Groves reflects on what it's like to be a college student, combat veteran, and amputee. Click here to watch now.