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Biggest military pay raise in 20 years may be boosted even more because of inflation worries
The White House has asked for a 4.6% raise in servicemember pay next year, but advocates question whether that will keep up with family financial needs.
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Advocates for homeless vets face next big challenge: inflation
Rising housing prices could counter re-energized efforts from housing advocates to help more financially distressed veterans.
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VA hospital denied emergency care to dying vet because staff couldn’t verify his military service
The 60-year-old had received treatment for a heart ailment just a few months earlier at the Florida VA hospital.
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Sweeping changes to VA’s medical facilities across America on hold due to missing nominee
The Asset and Infrastructure Review Commission has a deadline of Jan. 31, 2023, to finish its work.
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Top VA medical post remains unfilled after latest Senate delay
A move to fast-track confirmation of the president’s nominee was blocked by a Republican senator on Wednesday.
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VA offers $3 million prize for ideas to stop veteran suicides
The Mission Daybreak initiative will look for new approaches to address veterans’ mental health issues.
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Deal on toxic exposure bill includes more VA staff, dozens of new VA medical clinics
The sweeping bill could be one of the most expensive and most impactful veterans policy measures approved by Congress in years.
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Panel unveils nine Army base name recommendations
The commission is charged with renaming bases whose names currently honor Confederate leaders.
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Lawmakers move to guarantee cost-of-living boost for veterans benefits
Legislation would promise veterans get the same increase as Social Security recipients later this year.
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Veterans cemeteries will be fully open to visitors this Memorial Day
Public attendance at ceremonies had been limited the last two years by the coronavirus pandemic.
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Biggest military pay raise in 20 years may be boosted even more because of inflation worries
The White House has asked for a 4.6% raise in servicemember pay next year, but advocates question whether that will keep up with family financial needs.
-
Advocates for homeless vets face next big challenge: inflation
Rising housing prices could counter re-energized efforts from housing advocates to help more financially distressed veterans.
-
VA hospital denied emergency care to dying vet because staff couldn’t verify his military service
The 60-year-old had received treatment for a heart ailment just a few months earlier at the Florida VA hospital.
-
Sweeping changes to VA’s medical facilities across America on hold due to missing nominee
The Asset and Infrastructure Review Commission has a deadline of Jan. 31, 2023, to finish its work.
-
Top VA medical post remains unfilled after latest Senate delay
A move to fast-track confirmation of the president’s nominee was blocked by a Republican senator on Wednesday.
-
VA offers $3 million prize for ideas to stop veteran suicides
The Mission Daybreak initiative will look for new approaches to address veterans’ mental health issues.
-
Deal on toxic exposure bill includes more VA staff, dozens of new VA medical clinics
The sweeping bill could be one of the most expensive and most impactful veterans policy measures approved by Congress in years.
-
Panel unveils nine Army base name recommendations
The commission is charged with renaming bases whose names currently honor Confederate leaders.
-
Lawmakers move to guarantee cost-of-living boost for veterans benefits
Legislation would promise veterans get the same increase as Social Security recipients later this year.
-
Veterans cemeteries will be fully open to visitors this Memorial Day
Public attendance at ceremonies had been limited the last two years by the coronavirus pandemic.
-
Biggest military pay raise in 20 years may be boosted even more because of inflation worries
The White House has asked for a 4.6% raise in servicemember pay next year, but advocates question whether that will keep up with family financial needs.
-
Advocates for homeless vets face next big challenge: inflation
Rising housing prices could counter re-energized efforts from housing advocates to help more financially distressed veterans.
-
VA hospital denied emergency care to dying vet because staff couldn’t verify his military service
The 60-year-old had received treatment for a heart ailment just a few months earlier at the Florida VA hospital.
-
Sweeping changes to VA’s medical facilities across America on hold due to missing nominee
The Asset and Infrastructure Review Commission has a deadline of Jan. 31, 2023, to finish its work.
-
Top VA medical post remains unfilled after latest Senate delay
A move to fast-track confirmation of the president’s nominee was blocked by a Republican senator on Wednesday.
-
VA offers $3 million prize for ideas to stop veteran suicides
The Mission Daybreak initiative will look for new approaches to address veterans’ mental health issues.
-
Deal on toxic exposure bill includes more VA staff, dozens of new VA medical clinics
The sweeping bill could be one of the most expensive and most impactful veterans policy measures approved by Congress in years.
-
Panel unveils nine Army base name recommendations
The commission is charged with renaming bases whose names currently honor Confederate leaders.
-
Lawmakers move to guarantee cost-of-living boost for veterans benefits
Legislation would promise veterans get the same increase as Social Security recipients later this year.
-
Veterans cemeteries will be fully open to visitors this Memorial Day
Public attendance at ceremonies had been limited the last two years by the coronavirus pandemic.
