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Bid to limit grandeur of Trump’s military parade fizzles in House
Democratic lawmakers tried to put limits on equipment that could be used in any national military celebration, saying that too much fanfare may hurt service readiness.
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Princeton opens doors to vet transfer students
The Ivy League school will reopen its long-shuttered transfer program this fall and has acceptance letters out to 13 prospective students — the majority of whom have a military background.
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Duckworth among veterans calling for apology from Senate candidate questioning Democratic vets
Democratic U.S. Sen. Tammy Duckworth, of Illinois, joined with 28 other veterans Wednesday in calling for Wisconsin Republican Senate candidate Kevin Nicholson to apologize for questioning the “cognitive thought process” of veterans who are Democrats.
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Veterans ask court to reinstate lawsuits over burn pits in Iraq, Afghanistan
Veterans and their families asked a federal appeals court Wednesday to reinstate dozens of lawsuits alleging that a government contractor caused health problems by using burn pits during the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
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‘Not your grandfather’s VA’: Nationwide baby showers honor veteran mothers
“We know that women veterans are really growing as a population within the veteran population, and so we really want them to know that VA is here for them,” said a VA spokeswoman.
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House panel backs plans for another big VA funding boost
The plan to give VA a $194.5 billion budget next year still must pass the full House and Senate before it becomes reality.
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Lawmakers advance VA health care overhaul, medical marijuana research for vets
The flurry of legislative activity comes as the Department of Veterans Affairs’ leadership and reform goals remain unsettled.
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Controversial White House adviser rejoins VA reform debate
Darin Selnick, Veteran Affairs Advisor at White House Domestic Policy Council, will serve as an advisor to Concerned Veterans for America.
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Best for Vets Employers: The top 100 for 2018
The latest Best for Vets: Employers rankings are out, featuring 100 organizations across more than 30 industries.
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Warship sailor takes part in his great-grandfather’s burial at sea
A twist of fate allowed a deployed sailor to take part in his great-grandfather’s burial-at-sea ceremony late last month.
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Bid to limit grandeur of Trump’s military parade fizzles in House
Democratic lawmakers tried to put limits on equipment that could be used in any national military celebration, saying that too much fanfare may hurt service readiness.
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Princeton opens doors to vet transfer students
The Ivy League school will reopen its long-shuttered transfer program this fall and has acceptance letters out to 13 prospective students — the majority of whom have a military background.
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Duckworth among veterans calling for apology from Senate candidate questioning Democratic vets
Democratic U.S. Sen. Tammy Duckworth, of Illinois, joined with 28 other veterans Wednesday in calling for Wisconsin Republican Senate candidate Kevin Nicholson to apologize for questioning the “cognitive thought process” of veterans who are Democrats.
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Veterans ask court to reinstate lawsuits over burn pits in Iraq, Afghanistan
Veterans and their families asked a federal appeals court Wednesday to reinstate dozens of lawsuits alleging that a government contractor caused health problems by using burn pits during the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
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‘Not your grandfather’s VA’: Nationwide baby showers honor veteran mothers
“We know that women veterans are really growing as a population within the veteran population, and so we really want them to know that VA is here for them,” said a VA spokeswoman.
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House panel backs plans for another big VA funding boost
The plan to give VA a $194.5 billion budget next year still must pass the full House and Senate before it becomes reality.
-
Lawmakers advance VA health care overhaul, medical marijuana research for vets
The flurry of legislative activity comes as the Department of Veterans Affairs’ leadership and reform goals remain unsettled.
-
Controversial White House adviser rejoins VA reform debate
Darin Selnick, Veteran Affairs Advisor at White House Domestic Policy Council, will serve as an advisor to Concerned Veterans for America.
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Best for Vets Employers: The top 100 for 2018
The latest Best for Vets: Employers rankings are out, featuring 100 organizations across more than 30 industries.
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Warship sailor takes part in his great-grandfather’s burial at sea
A twist of fate allowed a deployed sailor to take part in his great-grandfather’s burial-at-sea ceremony late last month.
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Bid to limit grandeur of Trump’s military parade fizzles in House
Democratic lawmakers tried to put limits on equipment that could be used in any national military celebration, saying that too much fanfare may hurt service readiness.
-
Princeton opens doors to vet transfer students
The Ivy League school will reopen its long-shuttered transfer program this fall and has acceptance letters out to 13 prospective students — the majority of whom have a military background.
-
Duckworth among veterans calling for apology from Senate candidate questioning Democratic vets
Democratic U.S. Sen. Tammy Duckworth, of Illinois, joined with 28 other veterans Wednesday in calling for Wisconsin Republican Senate candidate Kevin Nicholson to apologize for questioning the “cognitive thought process” of veterans who are Democrats.
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Veterans ask court to reinstate lawsuits over burn pits in Iraq, Afghanistan
Veterans and their families asked a federal appeals court Wednesday to reinstate dozens of lawsuits alleging that a government contractor caused health problems by using burn pits during the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
-
‘Not your grandfather’s VA’: Nationwide baby showers honor veteran mothers
“We know that women veterans are really growing as a population within the veteran population, and so we really want them to know that VA is here for them,” said a VA spokeswoman.
-
House panel backs plans for another big VA funding boost
The plan to give VA a $194.5 billion budget next year still must pass the full House and Senate before it becomes reality.
-
Lawmakers advance VA health care overhaul, medical marijuana research for vets
The flurry of legislative activity comes as the Department of Veterans Affairs’ leadership and reform goals remain unsettled.
-
Controversial White House adviser rejoins VA reform debate
Darin Selnick, Veteran Affairs Advisor at White House Domestic Policy Council, will serve as an advisor to Concerned Veterans for America.
-
Best for Vets Employers: The top 100 for 2018
The latest Best for Vets: Employers rankings are out, featuring 100 organizations across more than 30 industries.
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Warship sailor takes part in his great-grandfather’s burial at sea
A twist of fate allowed a deployed sailor to take part in his great-grandfather’s burial-at-sea ceremony late last month.
