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House finalizes bill allowing more VA medical center investigations
The measure, which now heads to the White House, would allow regional directors to use local nonprofits to investigate and improve their facilities.
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Number of homeless vets rises for first time in seven years
Estimates show the total number of veterans without stable housing increased by about 600 from 2016 to 2017.
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New VA ID applications halted amid system problems
VA officials are blaming heavy volume for stalling the new system less than a week after it was unveiled.
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Rival Senate plan to reform VA health care complicates congressional debate
A plan by Sens. Jerry Moran and John McCain could cause problems for other reform efforts already approved by the Senate Veterans’ Affairs Committee.
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Former House Veterans’ Affairs ranking member gets five-year prison sentence
Democrat Corrine Brown was convicted of using an education charity as a personal slush fund.
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Veterans sharpen storytelling skills through new arts program
A new D.C. workshop helps veterans reintegrate into civilian life through storytelling.
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Report: Franken groped Army veteran during USO tour
This is the fifth woman in two weeks to accuse Franken of sexual misconduct.
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California sues Ashford University, a top enroller of military students
California’s attorney general sued Ashford University Wednesday, alleging officials made false promises to entice students and illegally tried to collect their overdue debt. The online for-profit school educates thousands of active-duty and veteran students each year.
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Senate committee advances its plan for VA health care overhaul
The plan would allow veterans to seek more care outside the VA system but leaves department doctors at the center of medical planning for patients.
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Applications for new VA ID cards are open
Veterans with honorable discharge status can get the new IDs for free through the department’s website starting Nov. 29.
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House finalizes bill allowing more VA medical center investigations
The measure, which now heads to the White House, would allow regional directors to use local nonprofits to investigate and improve their facilities.
-
Number of homeless vets rises for first time in seven years
Estimates show the total number of veterans without stable housing increased by about 600 from 2016 to 2017.
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New VA ID applications halted amid system problems
VA officials are blaming heavy volume for stalling the new system less than a week after it was unveiled.
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Rival Senate plan to reform VA health care complicates congressional debate
A plan by Sens. Jerry Moran and John McCain could cause problems for other reform efforts already approved by the Senate Veterans’ Affairs Committee.
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Former House Veterans’ Affairs ranking member gets five-year prison sentence
Democrat Corrine Brown was convicted of using an education charity as a personal slush fund.
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Veterans sharpen storytelling skills through new arts program
A new D.C. workshop helps veterans reintegrate into civilian life through storytelling.
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Report: Franken groped Army veteran during USO tour
This is the fifth woman in two weeks to accuse Franken of sexual misconduct.
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California sues Ashford University, a top enroller of military students
California’s attorney general sued Ashford University Wednesday, alleging officials made false promises to entice students and illegally tried to collect their overdue debt. The online for-profit school educates thousands of active-duty and veteran students each year.
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Senate committee advances its plan for VA health care overhaul
The plan would allow veterans to seek more care outside the VA system but leaves department doctors at the center of medical planning for patients.
-
Applications for new VA ID cards are open
Veterans with honorable discharge status can get the new IDs for free through the department’s website starting Nov. 29.
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House finalizes bill allowing more VA medical center investigations
The measure, which now heads to the White House, would allow regional directors to use local nonprofits to investigate and improve their facilities.
-
Number of homeless vets rises for first time in seven years
Estimates show the total number of veterans without stable housing increased by about 600 from 2016 to 2017.
-
New VA ID applications halted amid system problems
VA officials are blaming heavy volume for stalling the new system less than a week after it was unveiled.
-
Rival Senate plan to reform VA health care complicates congressional debate
A plan by Sens. Jerry Moran and John McCain could cause problems for other reform efforts already approved by the Senate Veterans’ Affairs Committee.
-
Former House Veterans’ Affairs ranking member gets five-year prison sentence
Democrat Corrine Brown was convicted of using an education charity as a personal slush fund.
-
Veterans sharpen storytelling skills through new arts program
A new D.C. workshop helps veterans reintegrate into civilian life through storytelling.
-
Report: Franken groped Army veteran during USO tour
This is the fifth woman in two weeks to accuse Franken of sexual misconduct.
-
California sues Ashford University, a top enroller of military students
California’s attorney general sued Ashford University Wednesday, alleging officials made false promises to entice students and illegally tried to collect their overdue debt. The online for-profit school educates thousands of active-duty and veteran students each year.
-
Senate committee advances its plan for VA health care overhaul
The plan would allow veterans to seek more care outside the VA system but leaves department doctors at the center of medical planning for patients.
-
Applications for new VA ID cards are open
Veterans with honorable discharge status can get the new IDs for free through the department’s website starting Nov. 29.
