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Public opinion wanted on plans for new Desert Storm War Memorial
Comments are welcome on three different plans for the National Desert Storm War Memorial to be built in Washington, D.C.
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15 years later, Iraq vets in Congress worry lawmakers learned little from the war
A pair of Iraq war veterans in Congress said lawmakers need to take their role in authorizing military operations overseas more seriously.
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Advocates call for new VA office focusing on transition issues
The proposed Veterans Economic Opportunity Administration would be headed by an under secretary reporting directly to the VA Secretary.
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Plan could add multiple sweeping veterans reform measures to must-pass omnibus budget bill
Advocates say they’re close to a deal to add three major pieces of VA legislation to the budget bill under consideration this week.
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This week in Congress: Moving past the fiscal 2018 budget, possibly
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill hearings for the week of March 19.
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Member of all-black, all-female World War II battalion dies at age 100
A North Carolina woman believed to be one of the last African-American women to serve overseas during World War II has died at the age of 100.
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Veterans’ role in Trump’s military parade remains unclear
Veterans Affairs officials have not been involved planning so far, and Pentagon officials want to connect the event with a local veterans parade that doesn’t exist.
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Army veteran who faces deportation denied US citizenship
An Army veteran with a green card who faces deportation because of a 2008 drug conviction has been denied U.S. citizenship.
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Veterans chief Shulkin says he has no intention of quitting
Veterans Affairs Secretary David Shulkin, under fire for ethics violations, said Thursday that he has no intention of leaving his job even as the White House hinted at the possibility of “personnel changes” to lead the beleaguered agency.
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Lawmakers worry that VA leadership drama could derail plans for department reforms
Rumors that the White House may be looking to replace VA Secretary David Shulkin are influencing ongoing debate over a major overhaul to VA health care programs.
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Public opinion wanted on plans for new Desert Storm War Memorial
Comments are welcome on three different plans for the National Desert Storm War Memorial to be built in Washington, D.C.
-
15 years later, Iraq vets in Congress worry lawmakers learned little from the war
A pair of Iraq war veterans in Congress said lawmakers need to take their role in authorizing military operations overseas more seriously.
-
Advocates call for new VA office focusing on transition issues
The proposed Veterans Economic Opportunity Administration would be headed by an under secretary reporting directly to the VA Secretary.
-
Plan could add multiple sweeping veterans reform measures to must-pass omnibus budget bill
Advocates say they’re close to a deal to add three major pieces of VA legislation to the budget bill under consideration this week.
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This week in Congress: Moving past the fiscal 2018 budget, possibly
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill hearings for the week of March 19.
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Member of all-black, all-female World War II battalion dies at age 100
A North Carolina woman believed to be one of the last African-American women to serve overseas during World War II has died at the age of 100.
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Veterans’ role in Trump’s military parade remains unclear
Veterans Affairs officials have not been involved planning so far, and Pentagon officials want to connect the event with a local veterans parade that doesn’t exist.
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Army veteran who faces deportation denied US citizenship
An Army veteran with a green card who faces deportation because of a 2008 drug conviction has been denied U.S. citizenship.
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Veterans chief Shulkin says he has no intention of quitting
Veterans Affairs Secretary David Shulkin, under fire for ethics violations, said Thursday that he has no intention of leaving his job even as the White House hinted at the possibility of “personnel changes” to lead the beleaguered agency.
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Lawmakers worry that VA leadership drama could derail plans for department reforms
Rumors that the White House may be looking to replace VA Secretary David Shulkin are influencing ongoing debate over a major overhaul to VA health care programs.
-
Public opinion wanted on plans for new Desert Storm War Memorial
Comments are welcome on three different plans for the National Desert Storm War Memorial to be built in Washington, D.C.
-
15 years later, Iraq vets in Congress worry lawmakers learned little from the war
A pair of Iraq war veterans in Congress said lawmakers need to take their role in authorizing military operations overseas more seriously.
-
Advocates call for new VA office focusing on transition issues
The proposed Veterans Economic Opportunity Administration would be headed by an under secretary reporting directly to the VA Secretary.
-
Plan could add multiple sweeping veterans reform measures to must-pass omnibus budget bill
Advocates say they’re close to a deal to add three major pieces of VA legislation to the budget bill under consideration this week.
-
This week in Congress: Moving past the fiscal 2018 budget, possibly
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill hearings for the week of March 19.
-
Member of all-black, all-female World War II battalion dies at age 100
A North Carolina woman believed to be one of the last African-American women to serve overseas during World War II has died at the age of 100.
-
Veterans’ role in Trump’s military parade remains unclear
Veterans Affairs officials have not been involved planning so far, and Pentagon officials want to connect the event with a local veterans parade that doesn’t exist.
-
Army veteran who faces deportation denied US citizenship
An Army veteran with a green card who faces deportation because of a 2008 drug conviction has been denied U.S. citizenship.
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Veterans chief Shulkin says he has no intention of quitting
Veterans Affairs Secretary David Shulkin, under fire for ethics violations, said Thursday that he has no intention of leaving his job even as the White House hinted at the possibility of “personnel changes” to lead the beleaguered agency.
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Lawmakers worry that VA leadership drama could derail plans for department reforms
Rumors that the White House may be looking to replace VA Secretary David Shulkin are influencing ongoing debate over a major overhaul to VA health care programs.
