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GOP lawmakers question continued presence of National Guard at Capitol
Sen. Tom Cotton penned an op-ed for Fox News stating that National Guard troops should leave the Capitol grounds as soon as possible.
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Ex-VA doctor sentenced to 25 years over molesting patients
A former doctor at a Veterans Affairs hospital in West Virginia was sentenced to 25 years in prison on Monday after pleading guilty to federal charges that he molested three male patients and violated their civil rights.
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VA tops 200,000 coronavirus cases, 8,500 deaths since the start of the pandemic
Department officials have already reported more deaths in January than any other month of the pandemic.
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Congressional Medal of Honor Society plans Boston convention
Many of the nation’s 69 living Medal of Honor recipients will be in Boston from Sept. 7-11, the society and the mayor of Boston announced.
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Will the Guard’s Capitol Hill deployment count towards GI Bill benefits?
Lawmakers are concerned that thousands of troops won’t get credit for the time served securing the halls of Congress.
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Biden names temporary VA leadership as his secretary nominee awaits Senate debate
Dat Tran, the top data and technology official at VA, will serve as acting secretary until Denis McDonough is confirmed.
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Biden inaugurated commander in chief amid heavy military presence at Capitol
Biden sworn in as 46th president of the United States.
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Tens of thousands of veteran caregivers now eligible for the coronavirus vaccine through VA
Infirm veterans had been on the priority list for vaccinations, but their caregivers were not due to bureaucratic issues.
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Hero Capitol Police officer is a 101st Airborne veteran
Eugene Goodman served in the Army for four years and held back a violent crowd long enough for others to secure the Senate floor.
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Biden to visit Arlington Cemetery as part of inauguration ceremonies
The planned trip comes despite security concerns surrounding the inauguration.
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GOP lawmakers question continued presence of National Guard at Capitol
Sen. Tom Cotton penned an op-ed for Fox News stating that National Guard troops should leave the Capitol grounds as soon as possible.
-
Ex-VA doctor sentenced to 25 years over molesting patients
A former doctor at a Veterans Affairs hospital in West Virginia was sentenced to 25 years in prison on Monday after pleading guilty to federal charges that he molested three male patients and violated their civil rights.
-
VA tops 200,000 coronavirus cases, 8,500 deaths since the start of the pandemic
Department officials have already reported more deaths in January than any other month of the pandemic.
-
Congressional Medal of Honor Society plans Boston convention
Many of the nation’s 69 living Medal of Honor recipients will be in Boston from Sept. 7-11, the society and the mayor of Boston announced.
-
Will the Guard’s Capitol Hill deployment count towards GI Bill benefits?
Lawmakers are concerned that thousands of troops won’t get credit for the time served securing the halls of Congress.
-
Biden names temporary VA leadership as his secretary nominee awaits Senate debate
Dat Tran, the top data and technology official at VA, will serve as acting secretary until Denis McDonough is confirmed.
-
Biden inaugurated commander in chief amid heavy military presence at Capitol
Biden sworn in as 46th president of the United States.
-
Tens of thousands of veteran caregivers now eligible for the coronavirus vaccine through VA
Infirm veterans had been on the priority list for vaccinations, but their caregivers were not due to bureaucratic issues.
-
Hero Capitol Police officer is a 101st Airborne veteran
Eugene Goodman served in the Army for four years and held back a violent crowd long enough for others to secure the Senate floor.
-
Biden to visit Arlington Cemetery as part of inauguration ceremonies
The planned trip comes despite security concerns surrounding the inauguration.
-
GOP lawmakers question continued presence of National Guard at Capitol
Sen. Tom Cotton penned an op-ed for Fox News stating that National Guard troops should leave the Capitol grounds as soon as possible.
-
Ex-VA doctor sentenced to 25 years over molesting patients
A former doctor at a Veterans Affairs hospital in West Virginia was sentenced to 25 years in prison on Monday after pleading guilty to federal charges that he molested three male patients and violated their civil rights.
-
VA tops 200,000 coronavirus cases, 8,500 deaths since the start of the pandemic
Department officials have already reported more deaths in January than any other month of the pandemic.
-
Congressional Medal of Honor Society plans Boston convention
Many of the nation’s 69 living Medal of Honor recipients will be in Boston from Sept. 7-11, the society and the mayor of Boston announced.
-
Will the Guard’s Capitol Hill deployment count towards GI Bill benefits?
Lawmakers are concerned that thousands of troops won’t get credit for the time served securing the halls of Congress.
-
Biden names temporary VA leadership as his secretary nominee awaits Senate debate
Dat Tran, the top data and technology official at VA, will serve as acting secretary until Denis McDonough is confirmed.
-
Biden inaugurated commander in chief amid heavy military presence at Capitol
Biden sworn in as 46th president of the United States.
-
Tens of thousands of veteran caregivers now eligible for the coronavirus vaccine through VA
Infirm veterans had been on the priority list for vaccinations, but their caregivers were not due to bureaucratic issues.
-
Hero Capitol Police officer is a 101st Airborne veteran
Eugene Goodman served in the Army for four years and held back a violent crowd long enough for others to secure the Senate floor.
-
Biden to visit Arlington Cemetery as part of inauguration ceremonies
The planned trip comes despite security concerns surrounding the inauguration.
