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VA officials lagging in goal of housing 38,000 distressed vets this year
A spike in Covid-19 cases at the start of the year delayed some efforts to get more veterans into homes.
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Unemployed veterans dropped by more than half-a-million in last two years
Veterans unemployment has been less than 3.0% for three consecutive months.
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They are the good guys with guns. After another mass shooting, veterans want change.
On most military bases, service members aren’t allowed to carry weapons.
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Lawmakers worry VA home loans aren’t keeping up with hot housing market
Despite federal backing and lower costs, the loans aren’t always the easiest way for veterans to purchase a home.
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Advocates for homeless vets face next big challenge: inflation
Rising housing prices could counter re-energized efforts from housing advocates to help more financially distressed veterans.
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VA hospital denied emergency care to dying vet because staff couldn’t verify his military service
The 60-year-old had received treatment for a heart ailment just a few months earlier at the Florida VA hospital.
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Can we honor deaths by suicide on Memorial Day?
Families of veterans who died by suicide likely may wonder if we’re guilty of “stolen valor” when openly honoring them on Memorial Day.
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Sweeping changes to VA’s medical facilities across America on hold due to missing nominee
The Asset and Infrastructure Review Commission has a deadline of Jan. 31, 2023, to finish its work.
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Tribute for late VA chief Max Cleland, who lost limbs in war
President Joe Biden and three former presidents have paid tribute to late Veterans Administration chief and U.S. senator Max Cleland, who lost limbs while serving in Vietnam.
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Top VA medical post remains unfilled after latest Senate delay
A move to fast-track confirmation of the president’s nominee was blocked by a Republican senator on Wednesday.
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VA officials lagging in goal of housing 38,000 distressed vets this year
A spike in Covid-19 cases at the start of the year delayed some efforts to get more veterans into homes.
-
Unemployed veterans dropped by more than half-a-million in last two years
Veterans unemployment has been less than 3.0% for three consecutive months.
-
They are the good guys with guns. After another mass shooting, veterans want change.
On most military bases, service members aren’t allowed to carry weapons.
-
Lawmakers worry VA home loans aren’t keeping up with hot housing market
Despite federal backing and lower costs, the loans aren’t always the easiest way for veterans to purchase a home.
-
Advocates for homeless vets face next big challenge: inflation
Rising housing prices could counter re-energized efforts from housing advocates to help more financially distressed veterans.
-
VA hospital denied emergency care to dying vet because staff couldn’t verify his military service
The 60-year-old had received treatment for a heart ailment just a few months earlier at the Florida VA hospital.
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Can we honor deaths by suicide on Memorial Day?
Families of veterans who died by suicide likely may wonder if we’re guilty of “stolen valor” when openly honoring them on Memorial Day.
-
Sweeping changes to VA’s medical facilities across America on hold due to missing nominee
The Asset and Infrastructure Review Commission has a deadline of Jan. 31, 2023, to finish its work.
-
Tribute for late VA chief Max Cleland, who lost limbs in war
President Joe Biden and three former presidents have paid tribute to late Veterans Administration chief and U.S. senator Max Cleland, who lost limbs while serving in Vietnam.
-
Top VA medical post remains unfilled after latest Senate delay
A move to fast-track confirmation of the president’s nominee was blocked by a Republican senator on Wednesday.
-
VA officials lagging in goal of housing 38,000 distressed vets this year
A spike in Covid-19 cases at the start of the year delayed some efforts to get more veterans into homes.
-
Unemployed veterans dropped by more than half-a-million in last two years
Veterans unemployment has been less than 3.0% for three consecutive months.
-
They are the good guys with guns. After another mass shooting, veterans want change.
On most military bases, service members aren’t allowed to carry weapons.
-
Lawmakers worry VA home loans aren’t keeping up with hot housing market
Despite federal backing and lower costs, the loans aren’t always the easiest way for veterans to purchase a home.
-
Advocates for homeless vets face next big challenge: inflation
Rising housing prices could counter re-energized efforts from housing advocates to help more financially distressed veterans.
-
VA hospital denied emergency care to dying vet because staff couldn’t verify his military service
The 60-year-old had received treatment for a heart ailment just a few months earlier at the Florida VA hospital.
-
Can we honor deaths by suicide on Memorial Day?
Families of veterans who died by suicide likely may wonder if we’re guilty of “stolen valor” when openly honoring them on Memorial Day.
-
Sweeping changes to VA’s medical facilities across America on hold due to missing nominee
The Asset and Infrastructure Review Commission has a deadline of Jan. 31, 2023, to finish its work.
-
Tribute for late VA chief Max Cleland, who lost limbs in war
President Joe Biden and three former presidents have paid tribute to late Veterans Administration chief and U.S. senator Max Cleland, who lost limbs while serving in Vietnam.
-
Top VA medical post remains unfilled after latest Senate delay
A move to fast-track confirmation of the president’s nominee was blocked by a Republican senator on Wednesday.
