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This week in Congress: Onto the fiscal 2019 budget
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of Feb. 12.
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Feds put 9 lenders on notice about ‘aggressive, misleading’ VA loan practices
The move comes as ‘loan churning’ concerns continue, with some saying the rapid refinancing can harm both veterans and the VA program.
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As Tet Offensive erupted, this Air Force vet bombed his own base to repel attack
Fifty years ago, 1st Lt. Fred Abrams and his wingman, the late Maj. Joe Bulger, carried out danger-close airstrikes on their own base, where Viet Cong infiltrators had dug in to make their last stand.
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Illinois Gov. Bruce Rauner denies clemency to vet facing deportation
Illinois Gov. Bruce Rauner has refused to pardon a U.S. Army veteran with a green card who faces deportation because of a 2008 drug conviction.
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HillVets’ list of top 100 veterans and supporters is rolling out through Friday
HillVets has begun releasing the 2017 recipients of the HillVets 100 award. They will release one name every fifteen minutes on Twitter Wednesday and Thursday.
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‘General Tubman’: Female abolitionist was also a secret military weapon
Harriet Tubman helped plan a South Carolina river raid that freed hundreds of slaves.
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Interview: First black Army secretary on desegregation, the draft, and discrimination
Clifford Alexander Jr. was nominated by President Carter to lead the Army as it shaped itself into a post-Vietnam, all-volunteer force.
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VA sees big savings in expanding caregiver stipends, but lawmakers still worry about costs
VA officials say adding more paid caregivers to the system could save nursing home and medical costs, but the initial expenses are still causing political problems.
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William H. Carney: The first black soldier to earn the Medal of Honor
From slave to sergeant, a Civil War hero’s story.
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This week in Congress: Dueling budgets for this year and next
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of Feb. 5.
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This week in Congress: Onto the fiscal 2019 budget
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of Feb. 12.
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Feds put 9 lenders on notice about ‘aggressive, misleading’ VA loan practices
The move comes as ‘loan churning’ concerns continue, with some saying the rapid refinancing can harm both veterans and the VA program.
-
As Tet Offensive erupted, this Air Force vet bombed his own base to repel attack
Fifty years ago, 1st Lt. Fred Abrams and his wingman, the late Maj. Joe Bulger, carried out danger-close airstrikes on their own base, where Viet Cong infiltrators had dug in to make their last stand.
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Illinois Gov. Bruce Rauner denies clemency to vet facing deportation
Illinois Gov. Bruce Rauner has refused to pardon a U.S. Army veteran with a green card who faces deportation because of a 2008 drug conviction.
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HillVets’ list of top 100 veterans and supporters is rolling out through Friday
HillVets has begun releasing the 2017 recipients of the HillVets 100 award. They will release one name every fifteen minutes on Twitter Wednesday and Thursday.
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‘General Tubman’: Female abolitionist was also a secret military weapon
Harriet Tubman helped plan a South Carolina river raid that freed hundreds of slaves.
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Interview: First black Army secretary on desegregation, the draft, and discrimination
Clifford Alexander Jr. was nominated by President Carter to lead the Army as it shaped itself into a post-Vietnam, all-volunteer force.
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VA sees big savings in expanding caregiver stipends, but lawmakers still worry about costs
VA officials say adding more paid caregivers to the system could save nursing home and medical costs, but the initial expenses are still causing political problems.
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William H. Carney: The first black soldier to earn the Medal of Honor
From slave to sergeant, a Civil War hero’s story.
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This week in Congress: Dueling budgets for this year and next
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of Feb. 5.
-
This week in Congress: Onto the fiscal 2019 budget
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of Feb. 12.
-
Feds put 9 lenders on notice about ‘aggressive, misleading’ VA loan practices
The move comes as ‘loan churning’ concerns continue, with some saying the rapid refinancing can harm both veterans and the VA program.
-
As Tet Offensive erupted, this Air Force vet bombed his own base to repel attack
Fifty years ago, 1st Lt. Fred Abrams and his wingman, the late Maj. Joe Bulger, carried out danger-close airstrikes on their own base, where Viet Cong infiltrators had dug in to make their last stand.
-
Illinois Gov. Bruce Rauner denies clemency to vet facing deportation
Illinois Gov. Bruce Rauner has refused to pardon a U.S. Army veteran with a green card who faces deportation because of a 2008 drug conviction.
-
HillVets’ list of top 100 veterans and supporters is rolling out through Friday
HillVets has begun releasing the 2017 recipients of the HillVets 100 award. They will release one name every fifteen minutes on Twitter Wednesday and Thursday.
-
‘General Tubman’: Female abolitionist was also a secret military weapon
Harriet Tubman helped plan a South Carolina river raid that freed hundreds of slaves.
-
Interview: First black Army secretary on desegregation, the draft, and discrimination
Clifford Alexander Jr. was nominated by President Carter to lead the Army as it shaped itself into a post-Vietnam, all-volunteer force.
-
VA sees big savings in expanding caregiver stipends, but lawmakers still worry about costs
VA officials say adding more paid caregivers to the system could save nursing home and medical costs, but the initial expenses are still causing political problems.
-
William H. Carney: The first black soldier to earn the Medal of Honor
From slave to sergeant, a Civil War hero’s story.
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This week in Congress: Dueling budgets for this year and next
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of Feb. 5.
