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Trump donates his presidential paycheck to VA caregivers
The move is the fifth donation the president has made to federal departments since he took office last year.
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Sweeping veterans policy bill passed overwhelmingly in the House
The VA Mission Act, expected to be taken up quickly in the Senate, includes new community care rules, a caregiver stipend expansion and more.
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Democrats call for firing of VA’s top technology official
Camilo Sandoval, the former data operations director for Trump’s presidential campaign, took over the role last month.
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New veterans ID cards finally being delivered, but feature Office Depot’s logo on back
Thousands of veterans received their free veterans ID cards this week featuring their names, their branch of service and a bright red advertisement on the back.
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Report: Some states, regions buck trend of good economic news for veterans
A rising economic tide hasn’t lifted veterans in all states, according to a new report.
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Military Times editor to receive ‘Leadership in Journalism’ award from war veterans group
Military Times reporter Leo Shane will receive an award from the Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans of America for his excellence in reporting on veterans issues from Capitol Hill.
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New degree program aimed at helping veterans run for public office
The Veterans Campaign and University of San Francisco will team up on a two-year Master’s Degree program this fall.
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This week in Congress: Major vets legislation on the move
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of May 14.
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Comments mocking John McCain spur demands for White House apology
A White House staffer allegedly said the Arizona Republican’s views on a controversial nominee aren’t important because “he’s dying anyway.”
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Trump is considering this Army veteran and member of Congress for VA secretary
President Donald Trump is considering an Army veteran who is a Republican member of Congress for the position of Veterans Affairs secretary, part of a lengthening search for a nominee following the abrupt firing of David Shulkin in March
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Trump donates his presidential paycheck to VA caregivers
The move is the fifth donation the president has made to federal departments since he took office last year.
-
Sweeping veterans policy bill passed overwhelmingly in the House
The VA Mission Act, expected to be taken up quickly in the Senate, includes new community care rules, a caregiver stipend expansion and more.
-
Democrats call for firing of VA’s top technology official
Camilo Sandoval, the former data operations director for Trump’s presidential campaign, took over the role last month.
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New veterans ID cards finally being delivered, but feature Office Depot’s logo on back
Thousands of veterans received their free veterans ID cards this week featuring their names, their branch of service and a bright red advertisement on the back.
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Report: Some states, regions buck trend of good economic news for veterans
A rising economic tide hasn’t lifted veterans in all states, according to a new report.
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Military Times editor to receive ‘Leadership in Journalism’ award from war veterans group
Military Times reporter Leo Shane will receive an award from the Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans of America for his excellence in reporting on veterans issues from Capitol Hill.
-
New degree program aimed at helping veterans run for public office
The Veterans Campaign and University of San Francisco will team up on a two-year Master’s Degree program this fall.
-
This week in Congress: Major vets legislation on the move
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of May 14.
-
Comments mocking John McCain spur demands for White House apology
A White House staffer allegedly said the Arizona Republican’s views on a controversial nominee aren’t important because “he’s dying anyway.”
-
Trump is considering this Army veteran and member of Congress for VA secretary
President Donald Trump is considering an Army veteran who is a Republican member of Congress for the position of Veterans Affairs secretary, part of a lengthening search for a nominee following the abrupt firing of David Shulkin in March
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Trump donates his presidential paycheck to VA caregivers
The move is the fifth donation the president has made to federal departments since he took office last year.
-
Sweeping veterans policy bill passed overwhelmingly in the House
The VA Mission Act, expected to be taken up quickly in the Senate, includes new community care rules, a caregiver stipend expansion and more.
-
Democrats call for firing of VA’s top technology official
Camilo Sandoval, the former data operations director for Trump’s presidential campaign, took over the role last month.
-
New veterans ID cards finally being delivered, but feature Office Depot’s logo on back
Thousands of veterans received their free veterans ID cards this week featuring their names, their branch of service and a bright red advertisement on the back.
-
Report: Some states, regions buck trend of good economic news for veterans
A rising economic tide hasn’t lifted veterans in all states, according to a new report.
-
Military Times editor to receive ‘Leadership in Journalism’ award from war veterans group
Military Times reporter Leo Shane will receive an award from the Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans of America for his excellence in reporting on veterans issues from Capitol Hill.
-
New degree program aimed at helping veterans run for public office
The Veterans Campaign and University of San Francisco will team up on a two-year Master’s Degree program this fall.
-
This week in Congress: Major vets legislation on the move
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of May 14.
-
Comments mocking John McCain spur demands for White House apology
A White House staffer allegedly said the Arizona Republican’s views on a controversial nominee aren’t important because “he’s dying anyway.”
-
Trump is considering this Army veteran and member of Congress for VA secretary
President Donald Trump is considering an Army veteran who is a Republican member of Congress for the position of Veterans Affairs secretary, part of a lengthening search for a nominee following the abrupt firing of David Shulkin in March
