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New ‘blue water veterans’ deal could mean benefits for 90,000 Vietnam War troops
Paying for disability benefits of the Vietnam War veterans would be covered by a new VA home loan fee.
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Trump’s military parade gets support from House Republicans
Lawmakers could give approval for the event as part of their annual defense authorization measure next week.
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Marine vet running for Senate draws backlash for questioning Democratic veterans
A defiant Republican U.S. Senate candidate in Wisconsin who is a former Marine refused to apologize Thursday amid a growing bipartisan backlash over comments he made about the military, including his questioning the “cognitive thought process” of veterans who are Democrats.
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Foundation announces $1 million in seed capital for veteran entrepreneurs
The donations will provide start-up capital for three to five veteran businesses annually, along with support for other mentoring efforts.
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Lawmakers revive massive VA reform plan, hope for quick passage
The measure includes new rules for vets seeking care outside VA, expansion of VA caregiver benefits and base-closing-style review of VA facilities.
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White House meets with VA candidates after Jackson withdraws
The White House is considering a number of candidates to lead the Department of Veterans Affairs after White House physician Ronny Jackson withdrew his nomination for the post.
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Salt Lake City VA scandal shows vets need more private care options, says acting secretary
Acting Secretary Robert Wilkie said a “very important message” in the incident is that veterans need more care options outside his department.
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WWII veteran to graduate 68 years after leaving college
Like so many American troops returning home from World War II, Bob Barger started working a new job and going to college. Once he settled into his career and raising a family, finishing school was no longer a priority.
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Lawsuit calls acting VA Secretary Wilkie’s appointment illegal, demands immediate removal
Critics allege that the White House violated federal law by skipping over the department’s deputy secretary for the job.
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VA hospital launches investigation after patient was put in an ‘unsanitary’ room
The father of an Army veteran sparked an investigation by a Veterans Affairs clinic in Salt Lake City, Utah, after he posted photos of “unsanitary” conditions in a patient room his son was seen in.
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New ‘blue water veterans’ deal could mean benefits for 90,000 Vietnam War troops
Paying for disability benefits of the Vietnam War veterans would be covered by a new VA home loan fee.
-
Trump’s military parade gets support from House Republicans
Lawmakers could give approval for the event as part of their annual defense authorization measure next week.
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Marine vet running for Senate draws backlash for questioning Democratic veterans
A defiant Republican U.S. Senate candidate in Wisconsin who is a former Marine refused to apologize Thursday amid a growing bipartisan backlash over comments he made about the military, including his questioning the “cognitive thought process” of veterans who are Democrats.
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Foundation announces $1 million in seed capital for veteran entrepreneurs
The donations will provide start-up capital for three to five veteran businesses annually, along with support for other mentoring efforts.
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Lawmakers revive massive VA reform plan, hope for quick passage
The measure includes new rules for vets seeking care outside VA, expansion of VA caregiver benefits and base-closing-style review of VA facilities.
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White House meets with VA candidates after Jackson withdraws
The White House is considering a number of candidates to lead the Department of Veterans Affairs after White House physician Ronny Jackson withdrew his nomination for the post.
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Salt Lake City VA scandal shows vets need more private care options, says acting secretary
Acting Secretary Robert Wilkie said a “very important message” in the incident is that veterans need more care options outside his department.
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WWII veteran to graduate 68 years after leaving college
Like so many American troops returning home from World War II, Bob Barger started working a new job and going to college. Once he settled into his career and raising a family, finishing school was no longer a priority.
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Lawsuit calls acting VA Secretary Wilkie’s appointment illegal, demands immediate removal
Critics allege that the White House violated federal law by skipping over the department’s deputy secretary for the job.
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VA hospital launches investigation after patient was put in an ‘unsanitary’ room
The father of an Army veteran sparked an investigation by a Veterans Affairs clinic in Salt Lake City, Utah, after he posted photos of “unsanitary” conditions in a patient room his son was seen in.
-
New ‘blue water veterans’ deal could mean benefits for 90,000 Vietnam War troops
Paying for disability benefits of the Vietnam War veterans would be covered by a new VA home loan fee.
-
Trump’s military parade gets support from House Republicans
Lawmakers could give approval for the event as part of their annual defense authorization measure next week.
-
Marine vet running for Senate draws backlash for questioning Democratic veterans
A defiant Republican U.S. Senate candidate in Wisconsin who is a former Marine refused to apologize Thursday amid a growing bipartisan backlash over comments he made about the military, including his questioning the “cognitive thought process” of veterans who are Democrats.
-
Foundation announces $1 million in seed capital for veteran entrepreneurs
The donations will provide start-up capital for three to five veteran businesses annually, along with support for other mentoring efforts.
-
Lawmakers revive massive VA reform plan, hope for quick passage
The measure includes new rules for vets seeking care outside VA, expansion of VA caregiver benefits and base-closing-style review of VA facilities.
-
White House meets with VA candidates after Jackson withdraws
The White House is considering a number of candidates to lead the Department of Veterans Affairs after White House physician Ronny Jackson withdrew his nomination for the post.
-
Salt Lake City VA scandal shows vets need more private care options, says acting secretary
Acting Secretary Robert Wilkie said a “very important message” in the incident is that veterans need more care options outside his department.
-
WWII veteran to graduate 68 years after leaving college
Like so many American troops returning home from World War II, Bob Barger started working a new job and going to college. Once he settled into his career and raising a family, finishing school was no longer a priority.
-
Lawsuit calls acting VA Secretary Wilkie’s appointment illegal, demands immediate removal
Critics allege that the White House violated federal law by skipping over the department’s deputy secretary for the job.
-
VA hospital launches investigation after patient was put in an ‘unsanitary’ room
The father of an Army veteran sparked an investigation by a Veterans Affairs clinic in Salt Lake City, Utah, after he posted photos of “unsanitary” conditions in a patient room his son was seen in.
