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This week in Congress: Another potential shutdown looms
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of Feb. 11, 2019.
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Rep. Walter Jones, a military advocate who later opposed Iraq War, dies at age 76
The longtime North Carolina congressman was a vocal advocate for military families and a fierce opponent of the war in Iraq.
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Vets could soon get free child care during medical treatment
The Veterans Affairs Department could soon provide free child care for veterans undergoing treatment for mental health and other medical issues — a move some lawmakers hope will make it easier for veterans to get help.
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House panel opens investigation into Trump’s VA ‘shadow rulers’
Democrats want clarity on the influence of a trio of outside businessmen on department policy decisions.
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Veterans are committing suicide in VA parking lots: report
Nineteen suicides have occurred on VA campuses from October 2017 to November 2018 – seven of them in parking lots.
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VA says it has never been more cooperative with Congress. So why can’t lawmakers get the answers they want?
Growing frustration between the administration’s veteran program leaders and Congress could stall the legislative success they’ve enjoyed in recent years.
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How 3D printers are cutting down surgery times and helping vets get mobility back at VA hospitals
Some doctors are using the printers to replicate human organs and develop prosthetics.
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This Marine went from the ballet to the battlefield — and back again
What do ballet slippers and combat boots have in common? Not much, if you ask most people. But for Marine Corps veteran Román Baca, the two go hand in hand.
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What’s the No. 1 thing recruiters look for on a resume?
If you look up “how to write a resume,” you’ll get a bunch of links to blogs and how-to sites with all the latest tips and tricks for catching a recruiter’s eye. We’ve saved you a step.
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Senators skeptical over long-term VA health records overhaul
The $16-billion, 10-year plan is designed to bring VA medical records in line with Defense Department files.
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This week in Congress: Another potential shutdown looms
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of Feb. 11, 2019.
-
Rep. Walter Jones, a military advocate who later opposed Iraq War, dies at age 76
The longtime North Carolina congressman was a vocal advocate for military families and a fierce opponent of the war in Iraq.
-
Vets could soon get free child care during medical treatment
The Veterans Affairs Department could soon provide free child care for veterans undergoing treatment for mental health and other medical issues — a move some lawmakers hope will make it easier for veterans to get help.
-
House panel opens investigation into Trump’s VA ‘shadow rulers’
Democrats want clarity on the influence of a trio of outside businessmen on department policy decisions.
-
Veterans are committing suicide in VA parking lots: report
Nineteen suicides have occurred on VA campuses from October 2017 to November 2018 – seven of them in parking lots.
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VA says it has never been more cooperative with Congress. So why can’t lawmakers get the answers they want?
Growing frustration between the administration’s veteran program leaders and Congress could stall the legislative success they’ve enjoyed in recent years.
-
How 3D printers are cutting down surgery times and helping vets get mobility back at VA hospitals
Some doctors are using the printers to replicate human organs and develop prosthetics.
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This Marine went from the ballet to the battlefield — and back again
What do ballet slippers and combat boots have in common? Not much, if you ask most people. But for Marine Corps veteran Román Baca, the two go hand in hand.
-
What’s the No. 1 thing recruiters look for on a resume?
If you look up “how to write a resume,” you’ll get a bunch of links to blogs and how-to sites with all the latest tips and tricks for catching a recruiter’s eye. We’ve saved you a step.
-
Senators skeptical over long-term VA health records overhaul
The $16-billion, 10-year plan is designed to bring VA medical records in line with Defense Department files.
-
This week in Congress: Another potential shutdown looms
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of Feb. 11, 2019.
-
Rep. Walter Jones, a military advocate who later opposed Iraq War, dies at age 76
The longtime North Carolina congressman was a vocal advocate for military families and a fierce opponent of the war in Iraq.
-
Vets could soon get free child care during medical treatment
The Veterans Affairs Department could soon provide free child care for veterans undergoing treatment for mental health and other medical issues — a move some lawmakers hope will make it easier for veterans to get help.
-
House panel opens investigation into Trump’s VA ‘shadow rulers’
Democrats want clarity on the influence of a trio of outside businessmen on department policy decisions.
-
Veterans are committing suicide in VA parking lots: report
Nineteen suicides have occurred on VA campuses from October 2017 to November 2018 – seven of them in parking lots.
-
VA says it has never been more cooperative with Congress. So why can’t lawmakers get the answers they want?
Growing frustration between the administration’s veteran program leaders and Congress could stall the legislative success they’ve enjoyed in recent years.
-
How 3D printers are cutting down surgery times and helping vets get mobility back at VA hospitals
Some doctors are using the printers to replicate human organs and develop prosthetics.
-
This Marine went from the ballet to the battlefield — and back again
What do ballet slippers and combat boots have in common? Not much, if you ask most people. But for Marine Corps veteran Román Baca, the two go hand in hand.
-
What’s the No. 1 thing recruiters look for on a resume?
If you look up “how to write a resume,” you’ll get a bunch of links to blogs and how-to sites with all the latest tips and tricks for catching a recruiter’s eye. We’ve saved you a step.
-
Senators skeptical over long-term VA health records overhaul
The $16-billion, 10-year plan is designed to bring VA medical records in line with Defense Department files.
