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Trump pardons former Rep. Duncan Hunter and four Iraq war vets convicted in Blackwater shooting
The former Blackwater employees were sent to prison for their role in a controversial 2007 attack in Baghdad which left 14 people dead.
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December is now the VA’s deadliest month for coronavirus as deaths top 6,000
The VA is now reporting more than 50 veterans dying every day from complications linked to the coronavirus.
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VA gets big funding increase in final fiscal 2021 budget deal
The department’s budget will rise to $243 billion in 2021, nearly double what it was a decade ago.
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Here are 128 new VA sites for veterans, staff to get coronavirus vaccine
By the end of the week, more than 150 VA sites will be administering the vaccine.
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After controversial event on sexual assault support, VA postpones future telephone town halls
Veterans who participated in the event said they were given little or no warning about potentially traumatic discussion points.
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‘I hung up and vomited’ — Veteran sexual assault survivors say VA’s outreach retraumatized them
Veterans said they were thrust into public discussions of military sexual trauma topics without warning or proper support.
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Insurance changes could help disabled veterans, troops in the new year
Changes to the Service-Disabled Veterans Insurance program and Traumatic Injury Protection Servicemembers’ Group Life Insurance program could benefit thousands of veterans.
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Here’s when Armed Forces Retirement Home residents, staff will be offered COVID vaccine
Residents and staff members of Armed Forces Retirement Home are a top priority for the initial deliveries of vaccine.
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Trump repeats his vow to veto the defense budget bill, but won’t say when
The $740.5 defense authorization bill contains thousands of Pentagon reforms, pay re-authorizations and new program starts for 2021.
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VA workers feel ‘shut out’ of COVID planning
American Federation of Government Employees officials said that Veterans Affairs facilities have kept them out of the decision making process to address COVID-19.
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Trump pardons former Rep. Duncan Hunter and four Iraq war vets convicted in Blackwater shooting
The former Blackwater employees were sent to prison for their role in a controversial 2007 attack in Baghdad which left 14 people dead.
-
December is now the VA’s deadliest month for coronavirus as deaths top 6,000
The VA is now reporting more than 50 veterans dying every day from complications linked to the coronavirus.
-
VA gets big funding increase in final fiscal 2021 budget deal
The department’s budget will rise to $243 billion in 2021, nearly double what it was a decade ago.
-
Here are 128 new VA sites for veterans, staff to get coronavirus vaccine
By the end of the week, more than 150 VA sites will be administering the vaccine.
-
After controversial event on sexual assault support, VA postpones future telephone town halls
Veterans who participated in the event said they were given little or no warning about potentially traumatic discussion points.
-
‘I hung up and vomited’ — Veteran sexual assault survivors say VA’s outreach retraumatized them
Veterans said they were thrust into public discussions of military sexual trauma topics without warning or proper support.
-
Insurance changes could help disabled veterans, troops in the new year
Changes to the Service-Disabled Veterans Insurance program and Traumatic Injury Protection Servicemembers’ Group Life Insurance program could benefit thousands of veterans.
-
Here’s when Armed Forces Retirement Home residents, staff will be offered COVID vaccine
Residents and staff members of Armed Forces Retirement Home are a top priority for the initial deliveries of vaccine.
-
Trump repeats his vow to veto the defense budget bill, but won’t say when
The $740.5 defense authorization bill contains thousands of Pentagon reforms, pay re-authorizations and new program starts for 2021.
-
VA workers feel ‘shut out’ of COVID planning
American Federation of Government Employees officials said that Veterans Affairs facilities have kept them out of the decision making process to address COVID-19.
-
Trump pardons former Rep. Duncan Hunter and four Iraq war vets convicted in Blackwater shooting
The former Blackwater employees were sent to prison for their role in a controversial 2007 attack in Baghdad which left 14 people dead.
-
December is now the VA’s deadliest month for coronavirus as deaths top 6,000
The VA is now reporting more than 50 veterans dying every day from complications linked to the coronavirus.
-
VA gets big funding increase in final fiscal 2021 budget deal
The department’s budget will rise to $243 billion in 2021, nearly double what it was a decade ago.
-
Here are 128 new VA sites for veterans, staff to get coronavirus vaccine
By the end of the week, more than 150 VA sites will be administering the vaccine.
-
After controversial event on sexual assault support, VA postpones future telephone town halls
Veterans who participated in the event said they were given little or no warning about potentially traumatic discussion points.
-
‘I hung up and vomited’ — Veteran sexual assault survivors say VA’s outreach retraumatized them
Veterans said they were thrust into public discussions of military sexual trauma topics without warning or proper support.
-
Insurance changes could help disabled veterans, troops in the new year
Changes to the Service-Disabled Veterans Insurance program and Traumatic Injury Protection Servicemembers’ Group Life Insurance program could benefit thousands of veterans.
-
Here’s when Armed Forces Retirement Home residents, staff will be offered COVID vaccine
Residents and staff members of Armed Forces Retirement Home are a top priority for the initial deliveries of vaccine.
-
Trump repeats his vow to veto the defense budget bill, but won’t say when
The $740.5 defense authorization bill contains thousands of Pentagon reforms, pay re-authorizations and new program starts for 2021.
-
VA workers feel ‘shut out’ of COVID planning
American Federation of Government Employees officials said that Veterans Affairs facilities have kept them out of the decision making process to address COVID-19.
