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3 looming questions for Robert Wilkie’s VA confirmation hearing
Trump’s latest nominee for the top VA job will face tough questioning from senators next week, despite wide support for his bid.
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Former Marine jumps fence at White House, says birds and the sky told him to attack President Trump
He told authorities he was on a mission from God to attack President Donald Trump and “make him cry like a b—h.”
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Should VA employees be allowed to work at for-profit schools?
VA employees aren’t allowed to moonlight at for-profit schools or receive gifts, services or other financial benefits from such institutions, which enroll tens of thousands of veterans using the GI Bill. But VA officials are considering waiving that rule for most employees.
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Special congressional panel to scrutinize VA’s medical records overhaul
Lawmakers say the project to bring VA records in line with military medical files warrants special oversight.
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VA watchdog accuses leadership of withholding access to employee complaints
In response, the acting VA secretary accused the inspector general of overstepping his authority and hurting the department’s image.
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The historian for the Wisconsin American Legion resigned for embellishing his military service
Gordy Clewell served in the U.S. Army but not in Vietnam.
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‘I proudly served my country’: Do you know the Veteran’s Creed?
The eight-point mantra is designed to encourage veterans to continue serving their communities even after leaving the military.
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Out of work? Wrongly denied benefits? These organizations can help.
When a former National Guardsman needed financial help to save his house, he kept hitting dead ends. Then someone told him about AmericaServes.
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Vets want Trump to make return of Korean War casualties a summit priority
Officials want North Korean officials to help return the remains of more than 5,000 fallen U.S. troops back to American soil.
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Post-9/11 GI Bill usage dropped sharply. Cause for concern?
The number of Post-9/11 GI Bill users fell significantly in fiscal 2017 – the first time this has ever happened in the benefit’s nearly 10-year history.
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3 looming questions for Robert Wilkie’s VA confirmation hearing
Trump’s latest nominee for the top VA job will face tough questioning from senators next week, despite wide support for his bid.
-
Former Marine jumps fence at White House, says birds and the sky told him to attack President Trump
He told authorities he was on a mission from God to attack President Donald Trump and “make him cry like a b—h.”
-
Should VA employees be allowed to work at for-profit schools?
VA employees aren’t allowed to moonlight at for-profit schools or receive gifts, services or other financial benefits from such institutions, which enroll tens of thousands of veterans using the GI Bill. But VA officials are considering waiving that rule for most employees.
-
Special congressional panel to scrutinize VA’s medical records overhaul
Lawmakers say the project to bring VA records in line with military medical files warrants special oversight.
-
VA watchdog accuses leadership of withholding access to employee complaints
In response, the acting VA secretary accused the inspector general of overstepping his authority and hurting the department’s image.
-
The historian for the Wisconsin American Legion resigned for embellishing his military service
Gordy Clewell served in the U.S. Army but not in Vietnam.
-
‘I proudly served my country’: Do you know the Veteran’s Creed?
The eight-point mantra is designed to encourage veterans to continue serving their communities even after leaving the military.
-
Out of work? Wrongly denied benefits? These organizations can help.
When a former National Guardsman needed financial help to save his house, he kept hitting dead ends. Then someone told him about AmericaServes.
-
Vets want Trump to make return of Korean War casualties a summit priority
Officials want North Korean officials to help return the remains of more than 5,000 fallen U.S. troops back to American soil.
-
Post-9/11 GI Bill usage dropped sharply. Cause for concern?
The number of Post-9/11 GI Bill users fell significantly in fiscal 2017 – the first time this has ever happened in the benefit’s nearly 10-year history.
-
3 looming questions for Robert Wilkie’s VA confirmation hearing
Trump’s latest nominee for the top VA job will face tough questioning from senators next week, despite wide support for his bid.
-
Former Marine jumps fence at White House, says birds and the sky told him to attack President Trump
He told authorities he was on a mission from God to attack President Donald Trump and “make him cry like a b—h.”
-
Should VA employees be allowed to work at for-profit schools?
VA employees aren’t allowed to moonlight at for-profit schools or receive gifts, services or other financial benefits from such institutions, which enroll tens of thousands of veterans using the GI Bill. But VA officials are considering waiving that rule for most employees.
-
Special congressional panel to scrutinize VA’s medical records overhaul
Lawmakers say the project to bring VA records in line with military medical files warrants special oversight.
-
VA watchdog accuses leadership of withholding access to employee complaints
In response, the acting VA secretary accused the inspector general of overstepping his authority and hurting the department’s image.
-
The historian for the Wisconsin American Legion resigned for embellishing his military service
Gordy Clewell served in the U.S. Army but not in Vietnam.
-
‘I proudly served my country’: Do you know the Veteran’s Creed?
The eight-point mantra is designed to encourage veterans to continue serving their communities even after leaving the military.
-
Out of work? Wrongly denied benefits? These organizations can help.
When a former National Guardsman needed financial help to save his house, he kept hitting dead ends. Then someone told him about AmericaServes.
-
Vets want Trump to make return of Korean War casualties a summit priority
Officials want North Korean officials to help return the remains of more than 5,000 fallen U.S. troops back to American soil.
-
Post-9/11 GI Bill usage dropped sharply. Cause for concern?
The number of Post-9/11 GI Bill users fell significantly in fiscal 2017 – the first time this has ever happened in the benefit’s nearly 10-year history.
