Sen. Grassley calls delays at a benefits program for deceased officers 'absolutely unacceptable' ...Middle East

A powerful U.S. senator is calling on the Trump administration to fix a growing claims backlog at the program that promises benefits when police and firefighters die or become disabled in the line of duty

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