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48 stories · 30 newsrooms

In the news

Thank you to the reporters and newsrooms, local and national, who have covered the fight to end the wounded veteran tax. Coverage keeps the story in front of Congress.

Newsrooms that have covered the story: 1819 News, ABC15, Government Executive, Imperial Valley Press, KAAL ABC 6 News, KCCI 8 News, KCLY Radio, KESQ News Channel 3, KWQC TV6, KXXV 25 News, KY3, Lexington Clipper-Herald, Military Times, Military.com, Newsweek, Quad-City Times, Roll Call, Spectrum Bay News 9, Stars and Stripes, Task & Purpose, The Clermont Sun, The Daily Independent, The Desert Review, The Gazette, The Post and Courier, The Times-Picayune, WBIR 10News, WCTI 12, WMAR 2 News, WORLD. Headlines link to the original reporting. Listing a story doesn’t mean the outlet supports this campaign.

Not a complete list. It includes only the stories we’ve been able to find and confirm ourselves. Coverage behind paywalls, on broadcast or radio only, or in print editions may be missing, so a newsroom that isn’t listed may well have covered the discharge petition or the clean, standalone Star Act.

Local coverage

The Star Act has about 340 House cosponsors and about 80 Senate cosponsors, from both parties, and it affects combat-injured veterans across the country. But we’ve found local news coverage in only 16 states so far. If your local paper or station hasn’t covered it, ask them to.

“Found” means coverage we could locate and confirm online; some local stories may be missing from this list.

Local stories reach lawmakers’ own constituents, which is why they matter so much. Covered so far in: Alabama, Arizona, California, Florida, Iowa, Kansas, Louisiana, Maryland, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, North Carolina, Ohio, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas.

Don’t see your local paper or station? Ask them to cover it. It takes about five minutes.

National and military news

Letters and opinion

From veterans organizations

Coverage list checked as of November 11, 2026. Reporters: see our press page for fast facts and sources, and where every lawmaker stands.