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Former VP Joe Biden says military burn pits may have led to his son’s death from cancer
In an interview with PBS, the former vice president says that Beau Biden’s exposure to toxic fires in Iraq and Kosovo may have lead to his fatal brain cancer.
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With state approval pending, Ashford gets OK to keep GI Bill students
The Department of Veterans Affairs has decided not to pull GI Bill payments from Ashford University students as it awaits a court decision on the school’s appeal against the VA and California’s decision on whether the state will certify the school. The school has been in danger of losing its eligibility to accept GI Bill…
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Purple Heart returned to war hero’s family
The lost Purple Heart of a decorated war hero is returned to his family in an emotional ceremony.
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Purple Heart returned to family of war hero
The lost Purple Heart of a decorated war hero is returned to his family in an emotional ceremony following the work of the Purple Hearts Reunited organization. (Ben Murray/Staff)
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New Trump order focused on preventing suicide among new vets
The move will require the Departments of Defense, Veterans Affairs and Homeland Security to work together on expanded mental health care access.
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VA says Justice Department crackdown on marijuana won’t hit veterans
VA officials say policies encouraging veterans to talk honestly about marijuana use with doctors won’t make the information available for prosecutors.
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Congressman Walden secretly settled disabled vet’s complaint
Records show Oregon Congressman Greg Walden paid $7,000 in a secret settlement with a staff member to resolve the man’s complaints that Walden unfairly cut his hours because of health-related problems.
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World War II vet, 92, has delivered meals to needy for 20 years
‘Why sit home and look at four walls?’
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NatCon: SVA to discuss landmark research project
Chris Cate, SVA’s vice president of research, is scheduled to discuss the results of the group’s NVEST study, short for National Veteran Education Success Tracker, on Thursday.
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VA promises faster action on unpaid bills from outside health providers
Some private-sector with veterans as patients have seen unpaid bills swell into the tens of thousands of dollars, with no clear payment date from VA.
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Former VP Joe Biden says military burn pits may have led to his son’s death from cancer
In an interview with PBS, the former vice president says that Beau Biden’s exposure to toxic fires in Iraq and Kosovo may have lead to his fatal brain cancer.
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With state approval pending, Ashford gets OK to keep GI Bill students
The Department of Veterans Affairs has decided not to pull GI Bill payments from Ashford University students as it awaits a court decision on the school’s appeal against the VA and California’s decision on whether the state will certify the school. The school has been in danger of losing its eligibility to accept GI Bill…
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Purple Heart returned to war hero’s family
The lost Purple Heart of a decorated war hero is returned to his family in an emotional ceremony.
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Purple Heart returned to family of war hero
The lost Purple Heart of a decorated war hero is returned to his family in an emotional ceremony following the work of the Purple Hearts Reunited organization. (Ben Murray/Staff)
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New Trump order focused on preventing suicide among new vets
The move will require the Departments of Defense, Veterans Affairs and Homeland Security to work together on expanded mental health care access.
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VA says Justice Department crackdown on marijuana won’t hit veterans
VA officials say policies encouraging veterans to talk honestly about marijuana use with doctors won’t make the information available for prosecutors.
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Congressman Walden secretly settled disabled vet’s complaint
Records show Oregon Congressman Greg Walden paid $7,000 in a secret settlement with a staff member to resolve the man’s complaints that Walden unfairly cut his hours because of health-related problems.
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World War II vet, 92, has delivered meals to needy for 20 years
‘Why sit home and look at four walls?’
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NatCon: SVA to discuss landmark research project
Chris Cate, SVA’s vice president of research, is scheduled to discuss the results of the group’s NVEST study, short for National Veteran Education Success Tracker, on Thursday.
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VA promises faster action on unpaid bills from outside health providers
Some private-sector with veterans as patients have seen unpaid bills swell into the tens of thousands of dollars, with no clear payment date from VA.
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Former VP Joe Biden says military burn pits may have led to his son’s death from cancer
In an interview with PBS, the former vice president says that Beau Biden’s exposure to toxic fires in Iraq and Kosovo may have lead to his fatal brain cancer.
-
With state approval pending, Ashford gets OK to keep GI Bill students
The Department of Veterans Affairs has decided not to pull GI Bill payments from Ashford University students as it awaits a court decision on the school’s appeal against the VA and California’s decision on whether the state will certify the school. The school has been in danger of losing its eligibility to accept GI Bill…
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Purple Heart returned to war hero’s family
The lost Purple Heart of a decorated war hero is returned to his family in an emotional ceremony.
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Purple Heart returned to family of war hero
The lost Purple Heart of a decorated war hero is returned to his family in an emotional ceremony following the work of the Purple Hearts Reunited organization. (Ben Murray/Staff)
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New Trump order focused on preventing suicide among new vets
The move will require the Departments of Defense, Veterans Affairs and Homeland Security to work together on expanded mental health care access.
-
VA says Justice Department crackdown on marijuana won’t hit veterans
VA officials say policies encouraging veterans to talk honestly about marijuana use with doctors won’t make the information available for prosecutors.
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Congressman Walden secretly settled disabled vet’s complaint
Records show Oregon Congressman Greg Walden paid $7,000 in a secret settlement with a staff member to resolve the man’s complaints that Walden unfairly cut his hours because of health-related problems.
-
World War II vet, 92, has delivered meals to needy for 20 years
‘Why sit home and look at four walls?’
-
NatCon: SVA to discuss landmark research project
Chris Cate, SVA’s vice president of research, is scheduled to discuss the results of the group’s NVEST study, short for National Veteran Education Success Tracker, on Thursday.
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VA promises faster action on unpaid bills from outside health providers
Some private-sector with veterans as patients have seen unpaid bills swell into the tens of thousands of dollars, with no clear payment date from VA.
