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June brings sunny outlook for vet employment
Former service members were employed at a higher rate than nonveterans last month, according to federal statistics released Friday.
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Trump suggests previous VA secretary nominee didn’t want the job
During a rally in Montana Thursday, President Trump accused Senate Veterans Affairs Committee ranking member, Jon Tester, D-Mont., of leading a smear campaign against his pick to run the Department of Veterans Affairs.
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Vets and other ‘nontraditional’ students have long been at the margins of higher education. Is that changing?
Today, adult college students number 6.6 million, and the adult student population, which includes service members and veterans, is expected to grow much faster than that of younger students for the next several years.
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More veterans’ requests for help on immigration are rejected now, data shows
As part of the Trump administration’s crackdown on immigration, the government is rejecting more requests from veterans and their dependents for protection from deportation.
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Air Force vet who set himself on fire to protest the VA dies of wounds
The Georgia Bureau of Investigation announced this week that 58-year-old John Michael Watts died Monday.
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Ignored for decades, WWI heroines could be recognized with Congressional Gold Medal
Hundreds of “Hello Girls” who worked as switchboard operators for front-line troops are in line to be honored by lawmakers.
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VA secretary nominee promises more medical choices for vets, but not privatization
Improving veterans’ access to health care would be one of his biggest priorities, Robert Wilkie said.
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House adds $10 million to KIA recovery effort in North Korea
The process of bringing back fallen troops from North Korea is still on hold, but lawmakers are moving to make sure the effort is funded properly.
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Shot five times, this wounded warrior fought her way back to active duty and eight gold medals
Nearly four years after her tibia was shattered in a green-on-blue attack in Afghanistan, Master Chief Petty Officer Raina Hockenberry is back on active duty.
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Allegations about VA secretary nominee’s past expected to fuel debate during confirmation hearing
A report just hours before his confirmation hearing found support by nominee Robert Wilkie for controversial policies and figures.
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June brings sunny outlook for vet employment
Former service members were employed at a higher rate than nonveterans last month, according to federal statistics released Friday.
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Trump suggests previous VA secretary nominee didn’t want the job
During a rally in Montana Thursday, President Trump accused Senate Veterans Affairs Committee ranking member, Jon Tester, D-Mont., of leading a smear campaign against his pick to run the Department of Veterans Affairs.
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Vets and other ‘nontraditional’ students have long been at the margins of higher education. Is that changing?
Today, adult college students number 6.6 million, and the adult student population, which includes service members and veterans, is expected to grow much faster than that of younger students for the next several years.
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More veterans’ requests for help on immigration are rejected now, data shows
As part of the Trump administration’s crackdown on immigration, the government is rejecting more requests from veterans and their dependents for protection from deportation.
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Air Force vet who set himself on fire to protest the VA dies of wounds
The Georgia Bureau of Investigation announced this week that 58-year-old John Michael Watts died Monday.
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Ignored for decades, WWI heroines could be recognized with Congressional Gold Medal
Hundreds of “Hello Girls” who worked as switchboard operators for front-line troops are in line to be honored by lawmakers.
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VA secretary nominee promises more medical choices for vets, but not privatization
Improving veterans’ access to health care would be one of his biggest priorities, Robert Wilkie said.
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House adds $10 million to KIA recovery effort in North Korea
The process of bringing back fallen troops from North Korea is still on hold, but lawmakers are moving to make sure the effort is funded properly.
-
Shot five times, this wounded warrior fought her way back to active duty and eight gold medals
Nearly four years after her tibia was shattered in a green-on-blue attack in Afghanistan, Master Chief Petty Officer Raina Hockenberry is back on active duty.
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Allegations about VA secretary nominee’s past expected to fuel debate during confirmation hearing
A report just hours before his confirmation hearing found support by nominee Robert Wilkie for controversial policies and figures.
-
June brings sunny outlook for vet employment
Former service members were employed at a higher rate than nonveterans last month, according to federal statistics released Friday.
-
Trump suggests previous VA secretary nominee didn’t want the job
During a rally in Montana Thursday, President Trump accused Senate Veterans Affairs Committee ranking member, Jon Tester, D-Mont., of leading a smear campaign against his pick to run the Department of Veterans Affairs.
-
Vets and other ‘nontraditional’ students have long been at the margins of higher education. Is that changing?
Today, adult college students number 6.6 million, and the adult student population, which includes service members and veterans, is expected to grow much faster than that of younger students for the next several years.
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More veterans’ requests for help on immigration are rejected now, data shows
As part of the Trump administration’s crackdown on immigration, the government is rejecting more requests from veterans and their dependents for protection from deportation.
-
Air Force vet who set himself on fire to protest the VA dies of wounds
The Georgia Bureau of Investigation announced this week that 58-year-old John Michael Watts died Monday.
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Ignored for decades, WWI heroines could be recognized with Congressional Gold Medal
Hundreds of “Hello Girls” who worked as switchboard operators for front-line troops are in line to be honored by lawmakers.
-
VA secretary nominee promises more medical choices for vets, but not privatization
Improving veterans’ access to health care would be one of his biggest priorities, Robert Wilkie said.
-
House adds $10 million to KIA recovery effort in North Korea
The process of bringing back fallen troops from North Korea is still on hold, but lawmakers are moving to make sure the effort is funded properly.
-
Shot five times, this wounded warrior fought her way back to active duty and eight gold medals
Nearly four years after her tibia was shattered in a green-on-blue attack in Afghanistan, Master Chief Petty Officer Raina Hockenberry is back on active duty.
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Allegations about VA secretary nominee’s past expected to fuel debate during confirmation hearing
A report just hours before his confirmation hearing found support by nominee Robert Wilkie for controversial policies and figures.
