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Shutdown over: Congress reaches deal to restart government operations
The new deal keeps the government funded through Feb. 8, and ends the federal shutdown after three contentious days.
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Trump’s go-to guy at VA faces first major opposition from Republicans on Capitol Hill
VA Secretary David Shulkin, who has earned voluminous praise from the White House and lawmakers for his first year leading the department, faces a bigger test in year two.
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Government headed for shutdown Saturday, after Senate fails to pass budget bill
Troops won’t get paid and non-essential military services will be closed until lawmakers can agree on a new appropriations deal.
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Here’s what a government shutdown could mean for GI Bill users
A possible government shutdown could have major repercussions for active-duty service members and their families — but it likely wouldn’t be as dire for veterans who rely on education benefits to pay their bills. At least for now.
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VA could weather a government shutdown better than most other departments
Thanks to advance appropriations, more than 95 percent of VA workers would stay on the job even if the rest of government closes.
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VA to again reopen search for a new top health official
For the third time in a year, the department will convene a commission in coming weeks to search for candidates for the VA under secretary of health post.
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The armored workhorse of the US Army, the M113 has been on the move since Vietnam
The aluminum-hulled M113, intended to be amphibious and air transportable, was considerably lighter than its predecessor, the M59.
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This week in Congress: Four days until shutdown
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of Jan. 15.
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Navy veteran sues SC VA hospital over cocaine misdiagnosis
A U.S. Navy veteran is suing a hospital that he says misdiagnosed him as being a cocaine addict instead of suffering from gallbladder and pancreas disease.
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VA publicly posts opioid prescription rates for all facilities
The move makes the veterans’ health system the first in the nation to share information on how frequently the problematic medications are dispensed.
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Shutdown over: Congress reaches deal to restart government operations
The new deal keeps the government funded through Feb. 8, and ends the federal shutdown after three contentious days.
-
Trump’s go-to guy at VA faces first major opposition from Republicans on Capitol Hill
VA Secretary David Shulkin, who has earned voluminous praise from the White House and lawmakers for his first year leading the department, faces a bigger test in year two.
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Government headed for shutdown Saturday, after Senate fails to pass budget bill
Troops won’t get paid and non-essential military services will be closed until lawmakers can agree on a new appropriations deal.
-
Here’s what a government shutdown could mean for GI Bill users
A possible government shutdown could have major repercussions for active-duty service members and their families — but it likely wouldn’t be as dire for veterans who rely on education benefits to pay their bills. At least for now.
-
VA could weather a government shutdown better than most other departments
Thanks to advance appropriations, more than 95 percent of VA workers would stay on the job even if the rest of government closes.
-
VA to again reopen search for a new top health official
For the third time in a year, the department will convene a commission in coming weeks to search for candidates for the VA under secretary of health post.
-
The armored workhorse of the US Army, the M113 has been on the move since Vietnam
The aluminum-hulled M113, intended to be amphibious and air transportable, was considerably lighter than its predecessor, the M59.
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This week in Congress: Four days until shutdown
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of Jan. 15.
-
Navy veteran sues SC VA hospital over cocaine misdiagnosis
A U.S. Navy veteran is suing a hospital that he says misdiagnosed him as being a cocaine addict instead of suffering from gallbladder and pancreas disease.
-
VA publicly posts opioid prescription rates for all facilities
The move makes the veterans’ health system the first in the nation to share information on how frequently the problematic medications are dispensed.
-
Shutdown over: Congress reaches deal to restart government operations
The new deal keeps the government funded through Feb. 8, and ends the federal shutdown after three contentious days.
-
Trump’s go-to guy at VA faces first major opposition from Republicans on Capitol Hill
VA Secretary David Shulkin, who has earned voluminous praise from the White House and lawmakers for his first year leading the department, faces a bigger test in year two.
-
Government headed for shutdown Saturday, after Senate fails to pass budget bill
Troops won’t get paid and non-essential military services will be closed until lawmakers can agree on a new appropriations deal.
-
Here’s what a government shutdown could mean for GI Bill users
A possible government shutdown could have major repercussions for active-duty service members and their families — but it likely wouldn’t be as dire for veterans who rely on education benefits to pay their bills. At least for now.
-
VA could weather a government shutdown better than most other departments
Thanks to advance appropriations, more than 95 percent of VA workers would stay on the job even if the rest of government closes.
-
VA to again reopen search for a new top health official
For the third time in a year, the department will convene a commission in coming weeks to search for candidates for the VA under secretary of health post.
-
The armored workhorse of the US Army, the M113 has been on the move since Vietnam
The aluminum-hulled M113, intended to be amphibious and air transportable, was considerably lighter than its predecessor, the M59.
-
This week in Congress: Four days until shutdown
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of Jan. 15.
-
Navy veteran sues SC VA hospital over cocaine misdiagnosis
A U.S. Navy veteran is suing a hospital that he says misdiagnosed him as being a cocaine addict instead of suffering from gallbladder and pancreas disease.
-
VA publicly posts opioid prescription rates for all facilities
The move makes the veterans’ health system the first in the nation to share information on how frequently the problematic medications are dispensed.
