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Finding housing for veterans without homes could cut emergency care costs: study
Researchers argued for more aggressive intervention to help veterans experiencing homelessness.
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VA suicide prevention staff face burnout as workload rises, watchdog warns
The Government Accountability Office said more oversight is needed to make sure staffing and responsibilities need to be more carefully watched.
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Military must reject “slavery and treason” of Confederate base names, commissioner warns
The former head of the history department at the U.S. Military Academy called the Confederate flag a symbol of “treason” in a recent interview.
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Guard deploys immediate reaction force at Capitol after officer, suspect, killed in attack on police there
About 2,300 National Guard members are currently deployed to the region on security missions.
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Burn pit advocate, Navy vet, Lauren Price dies after long fight with cancer
Lauren Price, 56, worked closely with lawmakers on proposals to help military toxic exposure victims and their caregivers.
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More veterans finding work as unemployment rates drop again
The unemployment rate among all U.S. veterans last month was 5.0 percent.
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VA COVID cases rising; vets groups tapped by White House for vaccination outreach
Veterans groups will help talk to their members and community leaders about the importance of getting vaccines in arms.
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Nearly $20 billion for VA hospital upgrades in Biden infrastructure plan
The $2 trillion plan includes about $18 billion for VA infrastructure work.
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VA reform plans at risk as White House slow to fill top leadership posts
Besides Secretary McDonough, no nominees have been announced for VA leadership positions.
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Veterans, families may need to get COVID vaccine boosters later this year
New VA research shows immunity from current vaccines may only last seven to nine months, and that the virus could spawn different variations in coming months.
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Finding housing for veterans without homes could cut emergency care costs: study
Researchers argued for more aggressive intervention to help veterans experiencing homelessness.
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VA suicide prevention staff face burnout as workload rises, watchdog warns
The Government Accountability Office said more oversight is needed to make sure staffing and responsibilities need to be more carefully watched.
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Military must reject “slavery and treason” of Confederate base names, commissioner warns
The former head of the history department at the U.S. Military Academy called the Confederate flag a symbol of “treason” in a recent interview.
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Guard deploys immediate reaction force at Capitol after officer, suspect, killed in attack on police there
About 2,300 National Guard members are currently deployed to the region on security missions.
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Burn pit advocate, Navy vet, Lauren Price dies after long fight with cancer
Lauren Price, 56, worked closely with lawmakers on proposals to help military toxic exposure victims and their caregivers.
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More veterans finding work as unemployment rates drop again
The unemployment rate among all U.S. veterans last month was 5.0 percent.
-
VA COVID cases rising; vets groups tapped by White House for vaccination outreach
Veterans groups will help talk to their members and community leaders about the importance of getting vaccines in arms.
-
Nearly $20 billion for VA hospital upgrades in Biden infrastructure plan
The $2 trillion plan includes about $18 billion for VA infrastructure work.
-
VA reform plans at risk as White House slow to fill top leadership posts
Besides Secretary McDonough, no nominees have been announced for VA leadership positions.
-
Veterans, families may need to get COVID vaccine boosters later this year
New VA research shows immunity from current vaccines may only last seven to nine months, and that the virus could spawn different variations in coming months.
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Finding housing for veterans without homes could cut emergency care costs: study
Researchers argued for more aggressive intervention to help veterans experiencing homelessness.
-
VA suicide prevention staff face burnout as workload rises, watchdog warns
The Government Accountability Office said more oversight is needed to make sure staffing and responsibilities need to be more carefully watched.
-
Military must reject “slavery and treason” of Confederate base names, commissioner warns
The former head of the history department at the U.S. Military Academy called the Confederate flag a symbol of “treason” in a recent interview.
-
Guard deploys immediate reaction force at Capitol after officer, suspect, killed in attack on police there
About 2,300 National Guard members are currently deployed to the region on security missions.
-
Burn pit advocate, Navy vet, Lauren Price dies after long fight with cancer
Lauren Price, 56, worked closely with lawmakers on proposals to help military toxic exposure victims and their caregivers.
-
More veterans finding work as unemployment rates drop again
The unemployment rate among all U.S. veterans last month was 5.0 percent.
-
VA COVID cases rising; vets groups tapped by White House for vaccination outreach
Veterans groups will help talk to their members and community leaders about the importance of getting vaccines in arms.
-
Nearly $20 billion for VA hospital upgrades in Biden infrastructure plan
The $2 trillion plan includes about $18 billion for VA infrastructure work.
-
VA reform plans at risk as White House slow to fill top leadership posts
Besides Secretary McDonough, no nominees have been announced for VA leadership positions.
-
Veterans, families may need to get COVID vaccine boosters later this year
New VA research shows immunity from current vaccines may only last seven to nine months, and that the virus could spawn different variations in coming months.
