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Biden to call for more support for homeless vets in State of the Union
Expanding services for veterans facing mental health and financial problems will also be key features of the upcoming presidential budget request.
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Oracle exec: VA health records overhaul is only real option for vets
The company behind VA’s controversial health records project insists the work can still be finished in a way that benefits veterans and taxpayers.
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This week in Congress: State of the Union and start of committee work
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of Feb. 6.
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These recommendations could help transitioning service members
The George W. Bush Institute is urging the current administration to support programs and resources to help veterans successfully transition to civilian li
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Vets unemployment improves, national jobless rate lowest since 1969
About 240,000 veterans nationwide were looking for work last month but unable to find steady employment.
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Retired Navy captain sentenced in ‘Fat Leonard’ bribery scandal
Retired Capt. David Haas pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit bribery in 2020.
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New House Vets chair plans focus on PACT Act oversight, medical access
Rep. Mike Bost takes over as committee chairman after serving as ranking member last year.
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VA needs COVID accommodations extended before emergency status ends
Officials say telehealth prescription services that benefit nearly 50,000 veterans will end if lawmakers don’t extend special authorities.
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From undergrad to civilian career, ASU shapes Army veteran’s life
Jose and Amy Morenos’ lives have been shaped by the experiences of themselves and their children with Arizona State University.
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Lawmakers demand fixes in VA health records before any more rollouts
New legislation would block further deployments of the controversial system until VA leaders can promise permanent improvements.
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Biden to call for more support for homeless vets in State of the Union
Expanding services for veterans facing mental health and financial problems will also be key features of the upcoming presidential budget request.
-
Oracle exec: VA health records overhaul is only real option for vets
The company behind VA’s controversial health records project insists the work can still be finished in a way that benefits veterans and taxpayers.
-
This week in Congress: State of the Union and start of committee work
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of Feb. 6.
-
These recommendations could help transitioning service members
The George W. Bush Institute is urging the current administration to support programs and resources to help veterans successfully transition to civilian li
-
Vets unemployment improves, national jobless rate lowest since 1969
About 240,000 veterans nationwide were looking for work last month but unable to find steady employment.
-
Retired Navy captain sentenced in ‘Fat Leonard’ bribery scandal
Retired Capt. David Haas pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit bribery in 2020.
-
New House Vets chair plans focus on PACT Act oversight, medical access
Rep. Mike Bost takes over as committee chairman after serving as ranking member last year.
-
VA needs COVID accommodations extended before emergency status ends
Officials say telehealth prescription services that benefit nearly 50,000 veterans will end if lawmakers don’t extend special authorities.
-
From undergrad to civilian career, ASU shapes Army veteran’s life
Jose and Amy Morenos’ lives have been shaped by the experiences of themselves and their children with Arizona State University.
-
Lawmakers demand fixes in VA health records before any more rollouts
New legislation would block further deployments of the controversial system until VA leaders can promise permanent improvements.
-
Biden to call for more support for homeless vets in State of the Union
Expanding services for veterans facing mental health and financial problems will also be key features of the upcoming presidential budget request.
-
Oracle exec: VA health records overhaul is only real option for vets
The company behind VA’s controversial health records project insists the work can still be finished in a way that benefits veterans and taxpayers.
-
This week in Congress: State of the Union and start of committee work
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of Feb. 6.
-
These recommendations could help transitioning service members
The George W. Bush Institute is urging the current administration to support programs and resources to help veterans successfully transition to civilian li
-
Vets unemployment improves, national jobless rate lowest since 1969
About 240,000 veterans nationwide were looking for work last month but unable to find steady employment.
-
Retired Navy captain sentenced in ‘Fat Leonard’ bribery scandal
Retired Capt. David Haas pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit bribery in 2020.
-
New House Vets chair plans focus on PACT Act oversight, medical access
Rep. Mike Bost takes over as committee chairman after serving as ranking member last year.
-
VA needs COVID accommodations extended before emergency status ends
Officials say telehealth prescription services that benefit nearly 50,000 veterans will end if lawmakers don’t extend special authorities.
-
From undergrad to civilian career, ASU shapes Army veteran’s life
Jose and Amy Morenos’ lives have been shaped by the experiences of themselves and their children with Arizona State University.
-
Lawmakers demand fixes in VA health records before any more rollouts
New legislation would block further deployments of the controversial system until VA leaders can promise permanent improvements.
