A jury has convicted the owner of a Texas mental health clinic for a $26 million TRICARE fraud, kickback and money laundering scheme. Licensed professional counselor Kevin Curry, 64, of Frisco, Texas, was found guilty Sept. 24 in Fort Worth of health care fraud, kickbacks and money laundering, according to the Department of Justice. The jury convicted Curry of three counts of health care fraud, three counts of offering and paying illegal health care kickbacks, and three counts of engaging in monetary transactions in criminal derived property. “Kevin Curry shamelessly preyed on the trust of service members, veterans, and their…

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The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) is adjusting its guidance on prescribing psychotropic medications. The VA announced Monday that it would put in place guidance on informed consent which it said would increase transparency for veterans before they receive psychotropic medications, which include antipsychotics, stimulants, antidepressants, anxioloyctics and opioids. Psychotropic medications are prescription drugs that affect chemical levels in the brain to change a person’s mood, thoughts, behavior, or perception. Medics use them to treat mental health conditions like depression, anxiety, and bipolar disorder. “America’s veterans should get as much information as possible as they are deciding what treatment is…

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Military horror movies have been sending troops into haunted trenches, cursed jungles and secret Nazi laboratories for decades. This Halloween, you can watch a surprising number of them without paying for another streaming subscription or dropping $5.99 on a rental. Military.com previously rounded up some of the best military horror movies for the Halloween season. For Halloween 2026, this guide focuses on movies currently available to stream for free in the United States, including titles on Tubi, Pluto TV, The Roku Channel and other ad-supported services. A few are also available through Kanopy or Hoopla, which typically require access through…

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For many veterans, filing a claim with the Department of Veterans Affairs can feel like pulling teeth. The process has its own language, rules, and requirements that are tough to navigate. DeWayne Kimble understands that frustration from both sides of the process. Before building an online audience of more than 160,000 YouTube subscribers, Kimble served in the Army and later worked for the VA, where he adjudicated thousands of veterans’ claims. That experience showed him how frequently former service members entered the process without understanding what benefits were available or what information they might need to provide. After leaving the…

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Swapping the heart of a legend — this episode covers the full motor swap on my 1972 Ford F-250 Highboy. From pulling the old … Watch full video on YouTube

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Dental pain is no fun. No one wants to find an emergency dentist on the weekend or be stuck with pain until an appointment opens up. A small cavity, irritated gum or cracked tooth can become a much larger health and financial problem when treatment is delayed. That’s why regular dental care matters, especially for veterans who may already be balancing medical appointments, medications, family responsibilities and the logistics that come with military life. It can be tempting to put off a dental appointment when nothing hurts. But preventive dental care is designed to catch problems while they’re still manageable…

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Virginia Attorney General Jay “Two Bullets” Jones is assembling a team of attorneys whose mission is to target gun shops, distributors, and gun makers with civil litigation meant to put them out of business. The new section of the Attorney General’s office is the result of SB 27, which allows the AG, counties, towns, and individuals to sue firearm industry members who violate “standards of responsible conduct.” Those standards aren’t well-defined in the law, and are written broadly enough that dealers are supposed to be able to judge the intent of every gun buyer. If…

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Have you ever searched for a dentist who takes your insurance, only to find they’re booking six months or more in advance? Knowing what your insurance covers and what you and your family are eligible for can eliminate some of that work. For veterans, the first step is understanding that enrollment in VA health care does not automatically mean you qualify for comprehensive VA dental care. The good news is that veterans have more than one way to access dental care. Some qualify for dental care directly through the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA), while others may be eligible to…

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Gun prohibitions in city parks have always struck me as stupid. If I can walk straight into the park, there’s no way to secure said park, which means anyone who wants to break the law and carry in violation of the ban will do so without anything to stop them. Couple that with, say, a preemption law, and you’ve got a local government that is filled with people who have gotten pretty high on their own supply. Like the . . . good people running Akron, Ohio.See, they’ve decided that a gun ban in a…

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NEW YORK (AP) — The U.S.-backed Board of Peace is proposing a six-month, $2.45 billion plan to begin reconstruction and governance in Gaza as President Donald Trump’s ceasefire plan struggles to stay afloat. At a meeting of the group’s board in New York on the sidelines of the U.N. General Assembly on Wednesday, the governors unveiled a 66-project blueprint to get things started while acknowledging enormous hurdles that must still be overcome. The projects include ambitious infrastructure, education and health initiatives that are designed to support Trump’s 20-point plan to end the Israel-Hamas war. “The need is immense,” the board…

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Welcome to my new Reacts series — where I break down Hollywood’s biggest movie trailers with raw, unfiltered reactions and … Watch full video on YouTube

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Former congresswoman Gabby Giffords and Emma Brown, the executive director of the gun control group Giffords founded, have released a short video sharing their objections to the DOJ Office of Legal Counsel’s recent opinion that Section 922(b)(1), which prohibits commercial sales of handguns to adults younger than 21, violates the Second Amendment.  The Trump administration is refusing to enforce a nearly 60-year-old federal protection that bans handgun sales to 18, 19, and 20-year-olds.This is very bad. Our kids and communities deserve better. pic.twitter.com/v5ILmnYjBZ— Gabrielle Giffords (@GabbyGiffords) September 22, 2026I’m going to do my best to…

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