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Study: Military service narrows racial wage gap among women
Serving in the military can boost women’s future earnings and quash significant racial and ethnic disparities in pay, a new study has found.
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New VA clinic to serve more veterans in west Phoenix
An under-served population of about 4,000 veterans within the southwest Valley region of Arizona are expected to get better health care thanks to the opening of a new U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs primary care clinic.
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Arizona DOT forces homeless veterans’ camp off state-owned property
The Arizona Department of Transportation posted a private property sign on a site near Loop 202 and Alma School Road, forcing a current homeless veterans’ camp to relocate.
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Quilters in Detroit donate to homeless vets trying to get back on their feet
Farmington Library Quilters have been making the colorful quilts for about seven years.
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Today in history: Grant appointed commander of the U.S. Army in 1864
Ulysses Simpson Grant is promoted to lieutenant general and appointed commander of the U.S. Army.
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Lawmakers want more help for 440,000-plus veterans caught in paperwork mistakes
Coding errors may have mixed up medical care applications for tens of thousands of veterans in recent years.
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Today in history: Mexican army overruns the Alamo in 1836
Gen. Antonio López de Santa Anna’s Mexican army overruns the Texians defending the Alamo.
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Shulkin promises problematic VA workers will be fired
In his first interview since taking the job, the VA secretary said accountability is among his top priorities.
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VA to start offering IVF services to veterans this spring
Congress approved the change last fall, to bring VA services in line with Defense Department offerings.
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Study: Military service narrows racial wage gap among women
Serving in the military can boost women’s future earnings and quash significant racial and ethnic disparities in pay, a new study has found.
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New VA clinic to serve more veterans in west Phoenix
An under-served population of about 4,000 veterans within the southwest Valley region of Arizona are expected to get better health care thanks to the opening of a new U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs primary care clinic.
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Arizona DOT forces homeless veterans’ camp off state-owned property
The Arizona Department of Transportation posted a private property sign on a site near Loop 202 and Alma School Road, forcing a current homeless veterans’ camp to relocate.
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Quilters in Detroit donate to homeless vets trying to get back on their feet
Farmington Library Quilters have been making the colorful quilts for about seven years.
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Today in history: Grant appointed commander of the U.S. Army in 1864
Ulysses Simpson Grant is promoted to lieutenant general and appointed commander of the U.S. Army.
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Lawmakers want more help for 440,000-plus veterans caught in paperwork mistakes
Coding errors may have mixed up medical care applications for tens of thousands of veterans in recent years.
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Today in history: Mexican army overruns the Alamo in 1836
Gen. Antonio López de Santa Anna’s Mexican army overruns the Texians defending the Alamo.
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Today in history: U.S. bombs Dresden in 1945
The U.S. Eighth Air Force bombs Dresden.
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Shulkin promises problematic VA workers will be fired
In his first interview since taking the job, the VA secretary said accountability is among his top priorities.
-
VA to start offering IVF services to veterans this spring
Congress approved the change last fall, to bring VA services in line with Defense Department offerings.
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Study: Military service narrows racial wage gap among women
Serving in the military can boost women’s future earnings and quash significant racial and ethnic disparities in pay, a new study has found.
-
New VA clinic to serve more veterans in west Phoenix
An under-served population of about 4,000 veterans within the southwest Valley region of Arizona are expected to get better health care thanks to the opening of a new U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs primary care clinic.
-
Arizona DOT forces homeless veterans’ camp off state-owned property
The Arizona Department of Transportation posted a private property sign on a site near Loop 202 and Alma School Road, forcing a current homeless veterans’ camp to relocate.
-
Quilters in Detroit donate to homeless vets trying to get back on their feet
Farmington Library Quilters have been making the colorful quilts for about seven years.
-
Today in history: Grant appointed commander of the U.S. Army in 1864
Ulysses Simpson Grant is promoted to lieutenant general and appointed commander of the U.S. Army.
-
Lawmakers want more help for 440,000-plus veterans caught in paperwork mistakes
Coding errors may have mixed up medical care applications for tens of thousands of veterans in recent years.
-
Today in history: Mexican army overruns the Alamo in 1836
Gen. Antonio López de Santa Anna’s Mexican army overruns the Texians defending the Alamo.
-
Today in history: U.S. bombs Dresden in 1945
The U.S. Eighth Air Force bombs Dresden.
-
Shulkin promises problematic VA workers will be fired
In his first interview since taking the job, the VA secretary said accountability is among his top priorities.
-
VA to start offering IVF services to veterans this spring
Congress approved the change last fall, to bring VA services in line with Defense Department offerings.
