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Amazon promises to hire 100,000 veterans and spouses by 2024
Amazon announces big news for service members and military spouses.
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Black female WWII unit hoping to get congressional honor
The 6888th Central Directory Postal Battalion was credited with solving a growing mail crisis during its stint in England and, upon their return, serving as a role model to generations of Black women who joined the military.
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Deported veterans would get fast path to U.S. citizenship under new proposal
The measure would not apply to veterans who have committed violent crimes, such as rape and murder.
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Millions of vets may be eligible for extra GI Bill benefits thanks to court ruling
About 1.7 million veterans have some unused Montgomery GI Bill benefits, and the new court ruling could provide a pathway to accessing them for the first time.
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This week in Congress: July schedule packed with NDAA and defense budget work
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of July 12, 2021.
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Black veterans group sues VA for racial disparity data
A legal clinic at Yale Law School is assisting in the lawsuit.
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US agrees to $7M settlement in Kansas VA hospital sex abuse case
About 100 veterans have sued former VA physician assistant Mark Wisner.
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Proposal would push VA leaders to address issue of extremism in the veterans community
House appropriations want to require VA leaders to develop programs to stop online misinformation and radicalization among veterans.
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Do student veterans have adequate child care? Lawmakers want answers from VA
House appropriators want VA leaders to look at how child care availability hurts student veterans’ studies.
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The veterans jobless rate saw a big jump as summer began
About 440,000 veterans filed for unemployment benefits last month.
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Amazon promises to hire 100,000 veterans and spouses by 2024
Amazon announces big news for service members and military spouses.
-
Black female WWII unit hoping to get congressional honor
The 6888th Central Directory Postal Battalion was credited with solving a growing mail crisis during its stint in England and, upon their return, serving as a role model to generations of Black women who joined the military.
-
Deported veterans would get fast path to U.S. citizenship under new proposal
The measure would not apply to veterans who have committed violent crimes, such as rape and murder.
-
Millions of vets may be eligible for extra GI Bill benefits thanks to court ruling
About 1.7 million veterans have some unused Montgomery GI Bill benefits, and the new court ruling could provide a pathway to accessing them for the first time.
-
This week in Congress: July schedule packed with NDAA and defense budget work
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of July 12, 2021.
-
Black veterans group sues VA for racial disparity data
A legal clinic at Yale Law School is assisting in the lawsuit.
-
US agrees to $7M settlement in Kansas VA hospital sex abuse case
About 100 veterans have sued former VA physician assistant Mark Wisner.
-
Proposal would push VA leaders to address issue of extremism in the veterans community
House appropriations want to require VA leaders to develop programs to stop online misinformation and radicalization among veterans.
-
Do student veterans have adequate child care? Lawmakers want answers from VA
House appropriators want VA leaders to look at how child care availability hurts student veterans’ studies.
-
The veterans jobless rate saw a big jump as summer began
About 440,000 veterans filed for unemployment benefits last month.
-
Amazon promises to hire 100,000 veterans and spouses by 2024
Amazon announces big news for service members and military spouses.
-
Black female WWII unit hoping to get congressional honor
The 6888th Central Directory Postal Battalion was credited with solving a growing mail crisis during its stint in England and, upon their return, serving as a role model to generations of Black women who joined the military.
-
Deported veterans would get fast path to U.S. citizenship under new proposal
The measure would not apply to veterans who have committed violent crimes, such as rape and murder.
-
Millions of vets may be eligible for extra GI Bill benefits thanks to court ruling
About 1.7 million veterans have some unused Montgomery GI Bill benefits, and the new court ruling could provide a pathway to accessing them for the first time.
-
This week in Congress: July schedule packed with NDAA and defense budget work
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of July 12, 2021.
-
Black veterans group sues VA for racial disparity data
A legal clinic at Yale Law School is assisting in the lawsuit.
-
US agrees to $7M settlement in Kansas VA hospital sex abuse case
About 100 veterans have sued former VA physician assistant Mark Wisner.
-
Proposal would push VA leaders to address issue of extremism in the veterans community
House appropriations want to require VA leaders to develop programs to stop online misinformation and radicalization among veterans.
-
Do student veterans have adequate child care? Lawmakers want answers from VA
House appropriators want VA leaders to look at how child care availability hurts student veterans’ studies.
-
The veterans jobless rate saw a big jump as summer began
About 440,000 veterans filed for unemployment benefits last month.
