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That time 1,300 disabled vets got billed for thousands of dollars … because VA didn’t check its email
Approximately 1,300 disabled veterans were overpaid thousands of dollars under a Veterans Affairs Department education benefits program last year and now must figure out a way to pay that money back.
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Read Defense Secretary Mattis’ resignation letter
Defense Secretary Jim Mattis will step down at the end of February.
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Mattis out: Defense secretary says his views no longer aligned with Trump
Defense Secretary Jim Mattis will retire “with distinction,” President Trump tweeted Thursday.
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This bill to help GI Bill users, vets and others is now headed to Trump’s desk
Congress passed the package of veterans bills late Wednesday, known as the Veterans Benefits and Transition Act.
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VA secretary promises not to let suicide prevention funds go unspent again
Lawmakers this week grilled the VA leader on a GAO report saying millions of outreach funds went unspent last year.
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Congress passes last-minute effort to hold VA accountable for GI Bill screw-ups
After a tumultuous fall semester of inaccurate housing stipends for thousands of Post-9/11 GI Bill students, the Senate has passed a bill to hold the Veterans Affairs Department responsible for retroactively fixing these mistakes.
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Twice deported veteran buried in Texas with military funeral honors
Carlos Jaime Torres’s family recently gathered under a tree to watch him lowered to his final resting spot at the Rio Grande Valley State Veterans Cemetery in Mission.
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With deadline looming, lawmakers worry about new VA community care rules
Department officials say they are on track to put new veterans medical rules in place by June, but advocates worry they haven’t seen details so far.
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This new app lets you earn extra cash while running errands
“I basically can turn on my phone and make money whenever I want,” says one Navy veteran, who has made about $60,000 on the JoyRun app.
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VA left millions for suicide prevention unspent, report finds
Millions of dollars set aside for suicide prevention outreach in fiscal 2019 went unused, and public awareness campaigns disappeared from national media.
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That time 1,300 disabled vets got billed for thousands of dollars … because VA didn’t check its email
Approximately 1,300 disabled veterans were overpaid thousands of dollars under a Veterans Affairs Department education benefits program last year and now must figure out a way to pay that money back.
-
Read Defense Secretary Mattis’ resignation letter
Defense Secretary Jim Mattis will step down at the end of February.
-
Mattis out: Defense secretary says his views no longer aligned with Trump
Defense Secretary Jim Mattis will retire “with distinction,” President Trump tweeted Thursday.
-
This bill to help GI Bill users, vets and others is now headed to Trump’s desk
Congress passed the package of veterans bills late Wednesday, known as the Veterans Benefits and Transition Act.
-
VA secretary promises not to let suicide prevention funds go unspent again
Lawmakers this week grilled the VA leader on a GAO report saying millions of outreach funds went unspent last year.
-
Congress passes last-minute effort to hold VA accountable for GI Bill screw-ups
After a tumultuous fall semester of inaccurate housing stipends for thousands of Post-9/11 GI Bill students, the Senate has passed a bill to hold the Veterans Affairs Department responsible for retroactively fixing these mistakes.
-
Twice deported veteran buried in Texas with military funeral honors
Carlos Jaime Torres’s family recently gathered under a tree to watch him lowered to his final resting spot at the Rio Grande Valley State Veterans Cemetery in Mission.
-
With deadline looming, lawmakers worry about new VA community care rules
Department officials say they are on track to put new veterans medical rules in place by June, but advocates worry they haven’t seen details so far.
-
This new app lets you earn extra cash while running errands
“I basically can turn on my phone and make money whenever I want,” says one Navy veteran, who has made about $60,000 on the JoyRun app.
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VA left millions for suicide prevention unspent, report finds
Millions of dollars set aside for suicide prevention outreach in fiscal 2019 went unused, and public awareness campaigns disappeared from national media.
-
That time 1,300 disabled vets got billed for thousands of dollars … because VA didn’t check its email
Approximately 1,300 disabled veterans were overpaid thousands of dollars under a Veterans Affairs Department education benefits program last year and now must figure out a way to pay that money back.
-
Read Defense Secretary Mattis’ resignation letter
Defense Secretary Jim Mattis will step down at the end of February.
-
Mattis out: Defense secretary says his views no longer aligned with Trump
Defense Secretary Jim Mattis will retire “with distinction,” President Trump tweeted Thursday.
-
This bill to help GI Bill users, vets and others is now headed to Trump’s desk
Congress passed the package of veterans bills late Wednesday, known as the Veterans Benefits and Transition Act.
-
VA secretary promises not to let suicide prevention funds go unspent again
Lawmakers this week grilled the VA leader on a GAO report saying millions of outreach funds went unspent last year.
-
Congress passes last-minute effort to hold VA accountable for GI Bill screw-ups
After a tumultuous fall semester of inaccurate housing stipends for thousands of Post-9/11 GI Bill students, the Senate has passed a bill to hold the Veterans Affairs Department responsible for retroactively fixing these mistakes.
-
Twice deported veteran buried in Texas with military funeral honors
Carlos Jaime Torres’s family recently gathered under a tree to watch him lowered to his final resting spot at the Rio Grande Valley State Veterans Cemetery in Mission.
-
With deadline looming, lawmakers worry about new VA community care rules
Department officials say they are on track to put new veterans medical rules in place by June, but advocates worry they haven’t seen details so far.
-
This new app lets you earn extra cash while running errands
“I basically can turn on my phone and make money whenever I want,” says one Navy veteran, who has made about $60,000 on the JoyRun app.
-
VA left millions for suicide prevention unspent, report finds
Millions of dollars set aside for suicide prevention outreach in fiscal 2019 went unused, and public awareness campaigns disappeared from national media.
