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Trump officials gave improper national security loans to trucking firm, lawmakers allege
The report accuses officials of overruling Pentagon recommendations to give $700 million in low-interest loans to YRC Worldwide Inc., now known as Yellow Corp.
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Last-minute fix allows major for-profit school to again receive GI Bill payouts
Advocates remain concerned about what led up to the approval problem and past operations by University of Arizona Global Campus.
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Russia releases US Marine vet as part of prisoner exchange
The Marine veteran jailed in Moscow was traded for a convicted Russian drug trafficker serving a long prison sentence in America.
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Man gets 2 years for using twin’s ID for veterans benefits
Wayne Bowen admitted to federal agents that he had been using his brother’s identity for years, prosecutors said.
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Lawmakers urge pause in new VA health records system rollout amid more problems
The VA hopes to deploy the new system to multiple new sites later this year.
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Can soldiers consume CBD energy drinks?
There’s no guarantee hemp products won’t show up on Army drug tests.
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Jewish troops who died in World War II finally receive Star of David headstones
This week, seven more fallen Jewish-American soldiers from WWII will have new Star of David markers installed at their graves.
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How hot soup almost stopped a war
No one quite knows how the soup came to be, but for nearly 500 years it has remained a symbol of Swiss peace.
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One-third of F-35s could be delivered before operational testing is complete
Much of the increase in costs of the F-35’s Block 4 modernization effort was because the Technology Refresh 3 effort has proven to be more complicated than expected, GAO said.
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VA increasing research into long-term COVID illnesses while bracing for more short-term cases
Active coronavirus cases among department patients have increased over the last month.
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Trump officials gave improper national security loans to trucking firm, lawmakers allege
The report accuses officials of overruling Pentagon recommendations to give $700 million in low-interest loans to YRC Worldwide Inc., now known as Yellow Corp.
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Last-minute fix allows major for-profit school to again receive GI Bill payouts
Advocates remain concerned about what led up to the approval problem and past operations by University of Arizona Global Campus.
-
Russia releases US Marine vet as part of prisoner exchange
The Marine veteran jailed in Moscow was traded for a convicted Russian drug trafficker serving a long prison sentence in America.
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Man gets 2 years for using twin’s ID for veterans benefits
Wayne Bowen admitted to federal agents that he had been using his brother’s identity for years, prosecutors said.
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Lawmakers urge pause in new VA health records system rollout amid more problems
The VA hopes to deploy the new system to multiple new sites later this year.
-
Can soldiers consume CBD energy drinks?
There’s no guarantee hemp products won’t show up on Army drug tests.
-
Jewish troops who died in World War II finally receive Star of David headstones
This week, seven more fallen Jewish-American soldiers from WWII will have new Star of David markers installed at their graves.
-
How hot soup almost stopped a war
No one quite knows how the soup came to be, but for nearly 500 years it has remained a symbol of Swiss peace.
-
One-third of F-35s could be delivered before operational testing is complete
Much of the increase in costs of the F-35’s Block 4 modernization effort was because the Technology Refresh 3 effort has proven to be more complicated than expected, GAO said.
-
VA increasing research into long-term COVID illnesses while bracing for more short-term cases
Active coronavirus cases among department patients have increased over the last month.
-
Trump officials gave improper national security loans to trucking firm, lawmakers allege
The report accuses officials of overruling Pentagon recommendations to give $700 million in low-interest loans to YRC Worldwide Inc., now known as Yellow Corp.
-
Last-minute fix allows major for-profit school to again receive GI Bill payouts
Advocates remain concerned about what led up to the approval problem and past operations by University of Arizona Global Campus.
-
Russia releases US Marine vet as part of prisoner exchange
The Marine veteran jailed in Moscow was traded for a convicted Russian drug trafficker serving a long prison sentence in America.
-
Man gets 2 years for using twin’s ID for veterans benefits
Wayne Bowen admitted to federal agents that he had been using his brother’s identity for years, prosecutors said.
-
Lawmakers urge pause in new VA health records system rollout amid more problems
The VA hopes to deploy the new system to multiple new sites later this year.
-
Can soldiers consume CBD energy drinks?
There’s no guarantee hemp products won’t show up on Army drug tests.
-
Jewish troops who died in World War II finally receive Star of David headstones
This week, seven more fallen Jewish-American soldiers from WWII will have new Star of David markers installed at their graves.
-
How hot soup almost stopped a war
No one quite knows how the soup came to be, but for nearly 500 years it has remained a symbol of Swiss peace.
-
One-third of F-35s could be delivered before operational testing is complete
Much of the increase in costs of the F-35’s Block 4 modernization effort was because the Technology Refresh 3 effort has proven to be more complicated than expected, GAO said.
-
VA increasing research into long-term COVID illnesses while bracing for more short-term cases
Active coronavirus cases among department patients have increased over the last month.
