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As burn pit problems linger, advocates worry VA and DoD are moving too slow
Despite years of reports of rare illnesses from toxic exposure, advocates say the departments aren’t doing enough.
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Trump disavows parts of new VA reform law hours after praising it
White House and congressional staffers had worked closely on the legislation, but the president plans to ignore significant parts of it.
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Man gets 5 years in prison for scamming $24 million from GI Bill benefits program
A Pennsylvania man involved in a scheme that stole more than $24 million from the Post-9/11 GI Bill program is now headed to prison.
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Veterans, families mark 74 years since Allied D-Day landings
Families of fallen soldiers and dwindling numbers of veterans of the D-Day invasion gathered on the Normandy shore Wednesday to mark 74 years since the massive military operation that helped change the course of World War II.
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More fights set over sweeping veterans reforms just signed into law
The president praised the measure as giving veterans more choice in health care, but officials still need to finalize eligibility rules.
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Senators back even bigger boost for next year’s VA budget
Appropriators want more funding for the department than the president’s budget request earlier this year.
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Report: Vets still face long waits with VA Choice program
Researchers found waits up to 70 days for veterans using the community care program.
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Defense officials open investigation into drinking, drug allegations against White House doctor
Rear Adm. Ronny Jackson was forced to withdraw from the nomination process to become VA Secretary because of the allegations.
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This week in Congress: Burn pits back in the spotlight
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of June 4.
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Thief steals car of Honor Guard member during military funeral
A member of a Colorado military Honor Guard says someone stole his personal vehicle during a funeral service at Fort Logan National Cemetery in Denver.
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As burn pit problems linger, advocates worry VA and DoD are moving too slow
Despite years of reports of rare illnesses from toxic exposure, advocates say the departments aren’t doing enough.
-
Trump disavows parts of new VA reform law hours after praising it
White House and congressional staffers had worked closely on the legislation, but the president plans to ignore significant parts of it.
-
Man gets 5 years in prison for scamming $24 million from GI Bill benefits program
A Pennsylvania man involved in a scheme that stole more than $24 million from the Post-9/11 GI Bill program is now headed to prison.
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Veterans, families mark 74 years since Allied D-Day landings
Families of fallen soldiers and dwindling numbers of veterans of the D-Day invasion gathered on the Normandy shore Wednesday to mark 74 years since the massive military operation that helped change the course of World War II.
-
More fights set over sweeping veterans reforms just signed into law
The president praised the measure as giving veterans more choice in health care, but officials still need to finalize eligibility rules.
-
Senators back even bigger boost for next year’s VA budget
Appropriators want more funding for the department than the president’s budget request earlier this year.
-
Report: Vets still face long waits with VA Choice program
Researchers found waits up to 70 days for veterans using the community care program.
-
Defense officials open investigation into drinking, drug allegations against White House doctor
Rear Adm. Ronny Jackson was forced to withdraw from the nomination process to become VA Secretary because of the allegations.
-
This week in Congress: Burn pits back in the spotlight
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of June 4.
-
Thief steals car of Honor Guard member during military funeral
A member of a Colorado military Honor Guard says someone stole his personal vehicle during a funeral service at Fort Logan National Cemetery in Denver.
-
As burn pit problems linger, advocates worry VA and DoD are moving too slow
Despite years of reports of rare illnesses from toxic exposure, advocates say the departments aren’t doing enough.
-
Trump disavows parts of new VA reform law hours after praising it
White House and congressional staffers had worked closely on the legislation, but the president plans to ignore significant parts of it.
-
Man gets 5 years in prison for scamming $24 million from GI Bill benefits program
A Pennsylvania man involved in a scheme that stole more than $24 million from the Post-9/11 GI Bill program is now headed to prison.
-
Veterans, families mark 74 years since Allied D-Day landings
Families of fallen soldiers and dwindling numbers of veterans of the D-Day invasion gathered on the Normandy shore Wednesday to mark 74 years since the massive military operation that helped change the course of World War II.
-
More fights set over sweeping veterans reforms just signed into law
The president praised the measure as giving veterans more choice in health care, but officials still need to finalize eligibility rules.
-
Senators back even bigger boost for next year’s VA budget
Appropriators want more funding for the department than the president’s budget request earlier this year.
-
Report: Vets still face long waits with VA Choice program
Researchers found waits up to 70 days for veterans using the community care program.
-
Defense officials open investigation into drinking, drug allegations against White House doctor
Rear Adm. Ronny Jackson was forced to withdraw from the nomination process to become VA Secretary because of the allegations.
-
This week in Congress: Burn pits back in the spotlight
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of June 4.
-
Thief steals car of Honor Guard member during military funeral
A member of a Colorado military Honor Guard says someone stole his personal vehicle during a funeral service at Fort Logan National Cemetery in Denver.
