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VA dentist accused of using improperly cleaned tools resigns
A dentist has resigned from his position at a Wisconsin Veterans Affairs hospital amid accusations he treated hundreds of patients with improperly cleaned equipment.
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Hundreds of veterans ‘to put our bodies on the line’ in pipeline protest
Tasheena Cloud said Saturday that she and the hundreds of other veterans who have been filing into this protest camp near the Dakota Access pipeline will remain peaceful when they put themselves between law enforcement officers and passionate demonstrators in coming days.
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Roe tapped to lead House Veterans’ Affairs Committee next year
The Army veteran and physician replaces retiring chairman Rep. Jeff Miller.
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Report: Fix VA benefits by making troops buy their own health insurance
A Cato Institute researcher argues for dropping free health care for veterans and instead offering better pay for current troops and vouchers for current veterans to buy their own coverage on the open market.
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VA drops plans to allow sex change surgeries
The move comes not because of criticism over the proposal, but because of budget constraints.
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Marine vet’s lawsuit challenges Denver’s sweeps of the homeless
Plaintiffs hope to stop cities from seizing their property and cleaning out encampments.
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Far from the fray: Veterans say trail rides make ‘the world stand still for a second’
The trail rides can help veterans begin to rebuild a sense of community that they miss since leaving the military.
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McCain agrees to drop veterans hiring preference changes from NDAA
Veterans advocates had opposed the plan, which would have allowed veterans to use the employment advantage only once.
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Report: Continued delays for veterans at Phoenix VA system
Veterans still are dying while awaiting care at the Phoenix VA Health Care System, according to Department of Veterans Affairs Inspector General report released Tuesday.
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Connecticut man pleads guilty to scamming veterans
A Connecticut man has pleaded guilty to scamming more than a dozen military veterans out of more than $500,000 by promising to get them benefits that they never received.
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VA dentist accused of using improperly cleaned tools resigns
A dentist has resigned from his position at a Wisconsin Veterans Affairs hospital amid accusations he treated hundreds of patients with improperly cleaned equipment.
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Hundreds of veterans ‘to put our bodies on the line’ in pipeline protest
Tasheena Cloud said Saturday that she and the hundreds of other veterans who have been filing into this protest camp near the Dakota Access pipeline will remain peaceful when they put themselves between law enforcement officers and passionate demonstrators in coming days.
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Roe tapped to lead House Veterans’ Affairs Committee next year
The Army veteran and physician replaces retiring chairman Rep. Jeff Miller.
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Report: Fix VA benefits by making troops buy their own health insurance
A Cato Institute researcher argues for dropping free health care for veterans and instead offering better pay for current troops and vouchers for current veterans to buy their own coverage on the open market.
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VA drops plans to allow sex change surgeries
The move comes not because of criticism over the proposal, but because of budget constraints.
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Marine vet’s lawsuit challenges Denver’s sweeps of the homeless
Plaintiffs hope to stop cities from seizing their property and cleaning out encampments.
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Far from the fray: Veterans say trail rides make ‘the world stand still for a second’
The trail rides can help veterans begin to rebuild a sense of community that they miss since leaving the military.
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McCain agrees to drop veterans hiring preference changes from NDAA
Veterans advocates had opposed the plan, which would have allowed veterans to use the employment advantage only once.
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Report: Continued delays for veterans at Phoenix VA system
Veterans still are dying while awaiting care at the Phoenix VA Health Care System, according to Department of Veterans Affairs Inspector General report released Tuesday.
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Connecticut man pleads guilty to scamming veterans
A Connecticut man has pleaded guilty to scamming more than a dozen military veterans out of more than $500,000 by promising to get them benefits that they never received.
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VA dentist accused of using improperly cleaned tools resigns
A dentist has resigned from his position at a Wisconsin Veterans Affairs hospital amid accusations he treated hundreds of patients with improperly cleaned equipment.
-
Hundreds of veterans ‘to put our bodies on the line’ in pipeline protest
Tasheena Cloud said Saturday that she and the hundreds of other veterans who have been filing into this protest camp near the Dakota Access pipeline will remain peaceful when they put themselves between law enforcement officers and passionate demonstrators in coming days.
-
Roe tapped to lead House Veterans’ Affairs Committee next year
The Army veteran and physician replaces retiring chairman Rep. Jeff Miller.
-
Report: Fix VA benefits by making troops buy their own health insurance
A Cato Institute researcher argues for dropping free health care for veterans and instead offering better pay for current troops and vouchers for current veterans to buy their own coverage on the open market.
-
VA drops plans to allow sex change surgeries
The move comes not because of criticism over the proposal, but because of budget constraints.
-
Marine vet’s lawsuit challenges Denver’s sweeps of the homeless
Plaintiffs hope to stop cities from seizing their property and cleaning out encampments.
-
Far from the fray: Veterans say trail rides make ‘the world stand still for a second’
The trail rides can help veterans begin to rebuild a sense of community that they miss since leaving the military.
-
McCain agrees to drop veterans hiring preference changes from NDAA
Veterans advocates had opposed the plan, which would have allowed veterans to use the employment advantage only once.
-
Report: Continued delays for veterans at Phoenix VA system
Veterans still are dying while awaiting care at the Phoenix VA Health Care System, according to Department of Veterans Affairs Inspector General report released Tuesday.
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Connecticut man pleads guilty to scamming veterans
A Connecticut man has pleaded guilty to scamming more than a dozen military veterans out of more than $500,000 by promising to get them benefits that they never received.
