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Postal Service to start selling new Purple Heart stamps on Oct. 4
The U.S. Postal Service announced Monday that a new Purple Heart Medal Forever stamp will be dedicated and will go on sale nationwide Oct. 4.
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This week in Congress: Back to the budget fight
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of Sept. 9, 2019.
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Veterans unemployment up for the fourth month in a row
The jobless rate for younger veterans rose to 4.0 percent in August.
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VA employee pleads guilty to leaking retired paratrooper and former West Virginia lawmaker’s medical records
Federal prosecutors announced Tuesday that Jeffrey Miller has acknowledged accessing the medical records of six veterans when he was working for the VA’s benefits administration.
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Looming hurricane forces closure of VA facilities along the Eastern Seaboard
Multiple outpatient clinics have been closed ahead of predicted high winds and surging seas.
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Court ruling could give veterans an extra year of GI Bill benefits
At issue is how VA makes students choose between the Post-9/11 and Montgomery GI Bill programs.
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Pence: ‘The Bible stays’ at New Hampshire veterans hospital facing lawsuit
Vice President Mike Pence weighed in on a First Amendment lawsuit challenging a Bible on display at a New Hampshire veterans hospital, saying under the current administration, “VA hospitals will not be religion-free zones.”
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VA secretary wants answers on string of West Virginia patient deaths as a second homicide is confirmed
As many as 11 patients may have been victims of homicide.
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FBI involved in investigation of suspicious deaths at West Virginia VA hospital, lawyer says
The FBI is involved in an investigation of suspicious deaths at a Veterans Affairs hospital in West Virginia, according to a lawyer for the estate of a Vietnam veteran who died at the facility.
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Senate Veterans’ Affairs chairman to retire at end of 2019
Johnny Isakson has lead the committee since 2015.
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Postal Service to start selling new Purple Heart stamps on Oct. 4
The U.S. Postal Service announced Monday that a new Purple Heart Medal Forever stamp will be dedicated and will go on sale nationwide Oct. 4.
-
This week in Congress: Back to the budget fight
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of Sept. 9, 2019.
-
Veterans unemployment up for the fourth month in a row
The jobless rate for younger veterans rose to 4.0 percent in August.
-
VA employee pleads guilty to leaking retired paratrooper and former West Virginia lawmaker’s medical records
Federal prosecutors announced Tuesday that Jeffrey Miller has acknowledged accessing the medical records of six veterans when he was working for the VA’s benefits administration.
-
Looming hurricane forces closure of VA facilities along the Eastern Seaboard
Multiple outpatient clinics have been closed ahead of predicted high winds and surging seas.
-
Court ruling could give veterans an extra year of GI Bill benefits
At issue is how VA makes students choose between the Post-9/11 and Montgomery GI Bill programs.
-
Pence: ‘The Bible stays’ at New Hampshire veterans hospital facing lawsuit
Vice President Mike Pence weighed in on a First Amendment lawsuit challenging a Bible on display at a New Hampshire veterans hospital, saying under the current administration, “VA hospitals will not be religion-free zones.”
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VA secretary wants answers on string of West Virginia patient deaths as a second homicide is confirmed
As many as 11 patients may have been victims of homicide.
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FBI involved in investigation of suspicious deaths at West Virginia VA hospital, lawyer says
The FBI is involved in an investigation of suspicious deaths at a Veterans Affairs hospital in West Virginia, according to a lawyer for the estate of a Vietnam veteran who died at the facility.
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Senate Veterans’ Affairs chairman to retire at end of 2019
Johnny Isakson has lead the committee since 2015.
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Postal Service to start selling new Purple Heart stamps on Oct. 4
The U.S. Postal Service announced Monday that a new Purple Heart Medal Forever stamp will be dedicated and will go on sale nationwide Oct. 4.
-
This week in Congress: Back to the budget fight
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of Sept. 9, 2019.
-
Veterans unemployment up for the fourth month in a row
The jobless rate for younger veterans rose to 4.0 percent in August.
-
VA employee pleads guilty to leaking retired paratrooper and former West Virginia lawmaker’s medical records
Federal prosecutors announced Tuesday that Jeffrey Miller has acknowledged accessing the medical records of six veterans when he was working for the VA’s benefits administration.
-
Looming hurricane forces closure of VA facilities along the Eastern Seaboard
Multiple outpatient clinics have been closed ahead of predicted high winds and surging seas.
-
Court ruling could give veterans an extra year of GI Bill benefits
At issue is how VA makes students choose between the Post-9/11 and Montgomery GI Bill programs.
-
Pence: ‘The Bible stays’ at New Hampshire veterans hospital facing lawsuit
Vice President Mike Pence weighed in on a First Amendment lawsuit challenging a Bible on display at a New Hampshire veterans hospital, saying under the current administration, “VA hospitals will not be religion-free zones.”
-
VA secretary wants answers on string of West Virginia patient deaths as a second homicide is confirmed
As many as 11 patients may have been victims of homicide.
-
FBI involved in investigation of suspicious deaths at West Virginia VA hospital, lawyer says
The FBI is involved in an investigation of suspicious deaths at a Veterans Affairs hospital in West Virginia, according to a lawyer for the estate of a Vietnam veteran who died at the facility.
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Senate Veterans’ Affairs chairman to retire at end of 2019
Johnny Isakson has lead the committee since 2015.
