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Guardsman deployed to Capitol Hill dies after medical emergency
The incident did not occur while the service member was on duty, but is under investigation.
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Support for making women register in the draft, but none for mandatory military service, commission says
The commission charged with looking at ways to improve military recruiting said universal service for all U.S. citizens is not a viable solution.
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GI Bill vets may be less attractive to for-profit schools under new law
The 90/10 loophole, a focus of education advocates for years, will disappear in coming years.
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Trust in the military is dropping significantly, new survey suggests
About 56 percent of Americans said they have great trust in the military, down significantly in recent years.
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All vets could be eligible for COVID vaccines at VA soon, but supply problems remain the biggest challenge
A new bill would allow the department to vaccinate more veterans, but it wouldn’t get more doses to VA.
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Lawmakers eye cutting restrictions, expanding infertility help for veterans
Current VA rules limit in vitro fertilization services to married, opposite-sex couples only.
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Capitol needs a permanent Guard team in case of security emergencies, report says
The quick response force could be staffed with Guardsmen on three-month rotations to the national Capitol region.
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This week in Congress: Overseas threats get a closer look
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of March 8, 2021.
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Minority veterans groups hope new leadership promises mean better results for all vets
Several new groups focused on minority veteran issues are being elevated by policy makers in an effort to ensure their views are being considered.
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Veterans unemployment remains flat as pandemic enters its second year
The unemployment rate for all veterans in February was 5.5 percent, the same as in January,
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Guardsman deployed to Capitol Hill dies after medical emergency
The incident did not occur while the service member was on duty, but is under investigation.
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Support for making women register in the draft, but none for mandatory military service, commission says
The commission charged with looking at ways to improve military recruiting said universal service for all U.S. citizens is not a viable solution.
-
GI Bill vets may be less attractive to for-profit schools under new law
The 90/10 loophole, a focus of education advocates for years, will disappear in coming years.
-
Trust in the military is dropping significantly, new survey suggests
About 56 percent of Americans said they have great trust in the military, down significantly in recent years.
-
All vets could be eligible for COVID vaccines at VA soon, but supply problems remain the biggest challenge
A new bill would allow the department to vaccinate more veterans, but it wouldn’t get more doses to VA.
-
Lawmakers eye cutting restrictions, expanding infertility help for veterans
Current VA rules limit in vitro fertilization services to married, opposite-sex couples only.
-
Capitol needs a permanent Guard team in case of security emergencies, report says
The quick response force could be staffed with Guardsmen on three-month rotations to the national Capitol region.
-
This week in Congress: Overseas threats get a closer look
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of March 8, 2021.
-
Minority veterans groups hope new leadership promises mean better results for all vets
Several new groups focused on minority veteran issues are being elevated by policy makers in an effort to ensure their views are being considered.
-
Veterans unemployment remains flat as pandemic enters its second year
The unemployment rate for all veterans in February was 5.5 percent, the same as in January,
-
Guardsman deployed to Capitol Hill dies after medical emergency
The incident did not occur while the service member was on duty, but is under investigation.
-
Support for making women register in the draft, but none for mandatory military service, commission says
The commission charged with looking at ways to improve military recruiting said universal service for all U.S. citizens is not a viable solution.
-
GI Bill vets may be less attractive to for-profit schools under new law
The 90/10 loophole, a focus of education advocates for years, will disappear in coming years.
-
Trust in the military is dropping significantly, new survey suggests
About 56 percent of Americans said they have great trust in the military, down significantly in recent years.
-
All vets could be eligible for COVID vaccines at VA soon, but supply problems remain the biggest challenge
A new bill would allow the department to vaccinate more veterans, but it wouldn’t get more doses to VA.
-
Lawmakers eye cutting restrictions, expanding infertility help for veterans
Current VA rules limit in vitro fertilization services to married, opposite-sex couples only.
-
Capitol needs a permanent Guard team in case of security emergencies, report says
The quick response force could be staffed with Guardsmen on three-month rotations to the national Capitol region.
-
This week in Congress: Overseas threats get a closer look
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of March 8, 2021.
-
Minority veterans groups hope new leadership promises mean better results for all vets
Several new groups focused on minority veteran issues are being elevated by policy makers in an effort to ensure their views are being considered.
-
Veterans unemployment remains flat as pandemic enters its second year
The unemployment rate for all veterans in February was 5.5 percent, the same as in January,
