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Shulkin out: Trump fires VA secretary after weeks of controversy
Shulkin, once seen as among Trump’s least controversial Cabinet officials, had drawn criticism in recent weeks for his handling of a travel scandal.
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Report: VA missed background checks for thousands of employees
The report says more than 6,000 workers over five years had mandatory background checks delayed or skipped entirely because of mistakes by VA officials.
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Digital services agency links success to tech innovation, cultural change
According to the director of the Digital Service at VA, the program’s success is measured in both completed tech projects and a culture shift within agencies.
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Budget act also addresses strip clubs, base closings, VA dog experiments, more
The $1.3 trillion budget measure passed by Congress last week has several significant policy changes to accompany the $700 billion appropriation for defense.
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Some commissaries, exchanges to honor Vietnam veterans with lapel pins on Thursday
The pins are available to all who served on active duty during the Vietnam War period, regardless of duty or location.
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Army veteran in US since age 8 deported after prison stint
An Army veteran from Chicago who served two tours in Afghanistan and had been in the U.S. since age 8 has been deported to Mexico because of a 2008 drug-trafficking conviction.
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White House: No change ‘at this time’ to Shulkin’s VA job
With his job status in danger, embattled Veterans Affairs Secretary David Shulkin sought to lower his public profile Monday as a White House spokesman insisted that President Donald Trump still had confidence in his leadership “at this point in time.”
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Legacy of Tennessee’s greatest war hero may be education
Until he was old enough to buy and trade his own comic books, Gerald York thought his grandfather was just an ordinary man.
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Sources: Trump plans to oust Shulkin as VA secretary
President Donald Trump is planning to oust embattled Veterans Affairs Secretary David Shulkin amid an extraordinary rebellion at the agency and damaging government investigations into his alleged spending abuses, three administration officials told The Associated Press on Sunday.
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Commentary: For Vietnam veterans, a ‘thank you’ long overdue
The head of the Vietnam War Commemoration office on its work to honor veterans on March 29 … and throughout the coming years.
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Shulkin out: Trump fires VA secretary after weeks of controversy
Shulkin, once seen as among Trump’s least controversial Cabinet officials, had drawn criticism in recent weeks for his handling of a travel scandal.
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Report: VA missed background checks for thousands of employees
The report says more than 6,000 workers over five years had mandatory background checks delayed or skipped entirely because of mistakes by VA officials.
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Digital services agency links success to tech innovation, cultural change
According to the director of the Digital Service at VA, the program’s success is measured in both completed tech projects and a culture shift within agencies.
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Budget act also addresses strip clubs, base closings, VA dog experiments, more
The $1.3 trillion budget measure passed by Congress last week has several significant policy changes to accompany the $700 billion appropriation for defense.
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Some commissaries, exchanges to honor Vietnam veterans with lapel pins on Thursday
The pins are available to all who served on active duty during the Vietnam War period, regardless of duty or location.
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Army veteran in US since age 8 deported after prison stint
An Army veteran from Chicago who served two tours in Afghanistan and had been in the U.S. since age 8 has been deported to Mexico because of a 2008 drug-trafficking conviction.
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White House: No change ‘at this time’ to Shulkin’s VA job
With his job status in danger, embattled Veterans Affairs Secretary David Shulkin sought to lower his public profile Monday as a White House spokesman insisted that President Donald Trump still had confidence in his leadership “at this point in time.”
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Legacy of Tennessee’s greatest war hero may be education
Until he was old enough to buy and trade his own comic books, Gerald York thought his grandfather was just an ordinary man.
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Sources: Trump plans to oust Shulkin as VA secretary
President Donald Trump is planning to oust embattled Veterans Affairs Secretary David Shulkin amid an extraordinary rebellion at the agency and damaging government investigations into his alleged spending abuses, three administration officials told The Associated Press on Sunday.
-
Commentary: For Vietnam veterans, a ‘thank you’ long overdue
The head of the Vietnam War Commemoration office on its work to honor veterans on March 29 … and throughout the coming years.
-
Shulkin out: Trump fires VA secretary after weeks of controversy
Shulkin, once seen as among Trump’s least controversial Cabinet officials, had drawn criticism in recent weeks for his handling of a travel scandal.
-
Report: VA missed background checks for thousands of employees
The report says more than 6,000 workers over five years had mandatory background checks delayed or skipped entirely because of mistakes by VA officials.
-
Digital services agency links success to tech innovation, cultural change
According to the director of the Digital Service at VA, the program’s success is measured in both completed tech projects and a culture shift within agencies.
-
Budget act also addresses strip clubs, base closings, VA dog experiments, more
The $1.3 trillion budget measure passed by Congress last week has several significant policy changes to accompany the $700 billion appropriation for defense.
-
Some commissaries, exchanges to honor Vietnam veterans with lapel pins on Thursday
The pins are available to all who served on active duty during the Vietnam War period, regardless of duty or location.
-
Army veteran in US since age 8 deported after prison stint
An Army veteran from Chicago who served two tours in Afghanistan and had been in the U.S. since age 8 has been deported to Mexico because of a 2008 drug-trafficking conviction.
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White House: No change ‘at this time’ to Shulkin’s VA job
With his job status in danger, embattled Veterans Affairs Secretary David Shulkin sought to lower his public profile Monday as a White House spokesman insisted that President Donald Trump still had confidence in his leadership “at this point in time.”
-
Legacy of Tennessee’s greatest war hero may be education
Until he was old enough to buy and trade his own comic books, Gerald York thought his grandfather was just an ordinary man.
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Sources: Trump plans to oust Shulkin as VA secretary
President Donald Trump is planning to oust embattled Veterans Affairs Secretary David Shulkin amid an extraordinary rebellion at the agency and damaging government investigations into his alleged spending abuses, three administration officials told The Associated Press on Sunday.
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Commentary: For Vietnam veterans, a ‘thank you’ long overdue
The head of the Vietnam War Commemoration office on its work to honor veterans on March 29 … and throughout the coming years.
