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VA releases plans for sweeping health care overhaul
The plan would ease rules concerning veterans seeking medical appointments outside the VA system at government expense, potentially sending tens of thousands of them into the private sector for care.
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National Infantry Museum to dedicate new Global War on Terrorism Memorial
The National Infantry Museum in Columbus, Georgia, will hold a dedication ceremony for the Global War on Terrorism Memorial on Monday.
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VA officials promise they’re not looking at benefits cut this year
White House officials months ago dropped plans to trim VA Individual Unemployability benefits, but rumors about potential cuts have persisted.
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Plan to sell off VA’s ritzy Paris hotel gets opposition from veterans group
Pershing Hall in France has long been a target of lawmakers, who see it as a distraction to core VA responsibilities.
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Congress OKs expanded protections for federal whistleblowers
Congress voted Thursday to boost the protection of federal whistleblowers from retaliation, part of a bid to uncover bad behavior at the Department of Veterans Affairs and other government agencies.
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Congress OKs expanded protections for federal whistleblowers
Congress voted Thursday to boost the protection of federal whistleblowers from retaliation, part of a bid to uncover bad behavior at the Department of Veterans Affairs and other government agencies.
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Ex-head of Tomah VA allowed to resign, given settlement
The former head of the Tomah VA Medical Center was allowed to resign and given a settlement after allegations that painkillers were being overprescribed to patients.
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Four HASC vets introduce new war authorization in bipartisan effort
A bipartisan group of veterans on the U.S. House Armed Services Committee is offering a replacement authorization for the use of military force, riding some recent momentum in both chambers.
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Lawmakers take first steps toward a BRAC for VA facilities
Supporters admit the idea of closing VA buildings nationwide will be controversial, but said too many existing facilities are aging and underused.
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Colorado WWII veterans awarded France’s highest honor
The French government presented five World War II veterans from northern Colorado with the country’s highest honor for their efforts in liberating France from Nazi control in 1944.
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VA releases plans for sweeping health care overhaul
The plan would ease rules concerning veterans seeking medical appointments outside the VA system at government expense, potentially sending tens of thousands of them into the private sector for care.
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National Infantry Museum to dedicate new Global War on Terrorism Memorial
The National Infantry Museum in Columbus, Georgia, will hold a dedication ceremony for the Global War on Terrorism Memorial on Monday.
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VA officials promise they’re not looking at benefits cut this year
White House officials months ago dropped plans to trim VA Individual Unemployability benefits, but rumors about potential cuts have persisted.
-
Plan to sell off VA’s ritzy Paris hotel gets opposition from veterans group
Pershing Hall in France has long been a target of lawmakers, who see it as a distraction to core VA responsibilities.
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Congress OKs expanded protections for federal whistleblowers
Congress voted Thursday to boost the protection of federal whistleblowers from retaliation, part of a bid to uncover bad behavior at the Department of Veterans Affairs and other government agencies.
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Congress OKs expanded protections for federal whistleblowers
Congress voted Thursday to boost the protection of federal whistleblowers from retaliation, part of a bid to uncover bad behavior at the Department of Veterans Affairs and other government agencies.
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Ex-head of Tomah VA allowed to resign, given settlement
The former head of the Tomah VA Medical Center was allowed to resign and given a settlement after allegations that painkillers were being overprescribed to patients.
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Four HASC vets introduce new war authorization in bipartisan effort
A bipartisan group of veterans on the U.S. House Armed Services Committee is offering a replacement authorization for the use of military force, riding some recent momentum in both chambers.
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Lawmakers take first steps toward a BRAC for VA facilities
Supporters admit the idea of closing VA buildings nationwide will be controversial, but said too many existing facilities are aging and underused.
-
Colorado WWII veterans awarded France’s highest honor
The French government presented five World War II veterans from northern Colorado with the country’s highest honor for their efforts in liberating France from Nazi control in 1944.
-
VA releases plans for sweeping health care overhaul
The plan would ease rules concerning veterans seeking medical appointments outside the VA system at government expense, potentially sending tens of thousands of them into the private sector for care.
-
National Infantry Museum to dedicate new Global War on Terrorism Memorial
The National Infantry Museum in Columbus, Georgia, will hold a dedication ceremony for the Global War on Terrorism Memorial on Monday.
-
VA officials promise they’re not looking at benefits cut this year
White House officials months ago dropped plans to trim VA Individual Unemployability benefits, but rumors about potential cuts have persisted.
-
Plan to sell off VA’s ritzy Paris hotel gets opposition from veterans group
Pershing Hall in France has long been a target of lawmakers, who see it as a distraction to core VA responsibilities.
-
Congress OKs expanded protections for federal whistleblowers
Congress voted Thursday to boost the protection of federal whistleblowers from retaliation, part of a bid to uncover bad behavior at the Department of Veterans Affairs and other government agencies.
-
Congress OKs expanded protections for federal whistleblowers
Congress voted Thursday to boost the protection of federal whistleblowers from retaliation, part of a bid to uncover bad behavior at the Department of Veterans Affairs and other government agencies.
-
Ex-head of Tomah VA allowed to resign, given settlement
The former head of the Tomah VA Medical Center was allowed to resign and given a settlement after allegations that painkillers were being overprescribed to patients.
-
Four HASC vets introduce new war authorization in bipartisan effort
A bipartisan group of veterans on the U.S. House Armed Services Committee is offering a replacement authorization for the use of military force, riding some recent momentum in both chambers.
-
Lawmakers take first steps toward a BRAC for VA facilities
Supporters admit the idea of closing VA buildings nationwide will be controversial, but said too many existing facilities are aging and underused.
-
Colorado WWII veterans awarded France’s highest honor
The French government presented five World War II veterans from northern Colorado with the country’s highest honor for their efforts in liberating France from Nazi control in 1944.
