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Panelists selected, now work on renaming military sites honoring Confederate leaders will begin
Defense Department officials and congressional leaders on Friday named the eight-person panel charged with reviewing and replacing the names.
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Sen. Jon Tester takes defense appropriations gavel
A Montana Democratic will chair the Senate Appropriations Defense Subcommittee, handing new clout over the defense budget to a state with nuclear weapons interests.
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Watchdog suggests VA halt medical records overhaul until lingering issues are resolved
GAO officials said work should halt until fixes are in place, but VA officials said they can make corrections without delaying any deployment plans.
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Veterans Affairs gets 200,000 extra COVID vaccine doses as active cases continue dropping
Nearly 10,000 VA patients have died from complications related to the virus.
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Coronavirus relief plan includes billions in new funds for veterans programs
About $17 billion of the nearly $2 trillion package would go to bolster programs at the Department of Veterans Affairs.
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COVID relief package includes major change in for-profit colleges’ rules on GI Bill benefits
Congressional Democrats could change the so-called 90/10 rule, a goal of some education advocates for years.
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New VA secretary promises unity around work to reform veterans programs
Denis McDonough was sworn in as the new VA Secretary on Tuesday.
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White House eyes ways to speed up visas for foreign interpreters stranded in war zones
More than 100,000 interpreters are seeking asylum in the United States, according to advocates.
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Senate confirms McDonough as next Veterans Affairs secretary
McDonough, a former White House Chief of Staff, is only the second non-veteran ever to be confirmed to lead the department.
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Veterans unemployment rate worsened slightly to start the new year
The jobless rate for all veterans rose from 5.3 percent in December to 5.5 percent in January.
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Panelists selected, now work on renaming military sites honoring Confederate leaders will begin
Defense Department officials and congressional leaders on Friday named the eight-person panel charged with reviewing and replacing the names.
-
Sen. Jon Tester takes defense appropriations gavel
A Montana Democratic will chair the Senate Appropriations Defense Subcommittee, handing new clout over the defense budget to a state with nuclear weapons interests.
-
Watchdog suggests VA halt medical records overhaul until lingering issues are resolved
GAO officials said work should halt until fixes are in place, but VA officials said they can make corrections without delaying any deployment plans.
-
Veterans Affairs gets 200,000 extra COVID vaccine doses as active cases continue dropping
Nearly 10,000 VA patients have died from complications related to the virus.
-
Coronavirus relief plan includes billions in new funds for veterans programs
About $17 billion of the nearly $2 trillion package would go to bolster programs at the Department of Veterans Affairs.
-
COVID relief package includes major change in for-profit colleges’ rules on GI Bill benefits
Congressional Democrats could change the so-called 90/10 rule, a goal of some education advocates for years.
-
New VA secretary promises unity around work to reform veterans programs
Denis McDonough was sworn in as the new VA Secretary on Tuesday.
-
White House eyes ways to speed up visas for foreign interpreters stranded in war zones
More than 100,000 interpreters are seeking asylum in the United States, according to advocates.
-
Senate confirms McDonough as next Veterans Affairs secretary
McDonough, a former White House Chief of Staff, is only the second non-veteran ever to be confirmed to lead the department.
-
Veterans unemployment rate worsened slightly to start the new year
The jobless rate for all veterans rose from 5.3 percent in December to 5.5 percent in January.
-
Panelists selected, now work on renaming military sites honoring Confederate leaders will begin
Defense Department officials and congressional leaders on Friday named the eight-person panel charged with reviewing and replacing the names.
-
Sen. Jon Tester takes defense appropriations gavel
A Montana Democratic will chair the Senate Appropriations Defense Subcommittee, handing new clout over the defense budget to a state with nuclear weapons interests.
-
Watchdog suggests VA halt medical records overhaul until lingering issues are resolved
GAO officials said work should halt until fixes are in place, but VA officials said they can make corrections without delaying any deployment plans.
-
Veterans Affairs gets 200,000 extra COVID vaccine doses as active cases continue dropping
Nearly 10,000 VA patients have died from complications related to the virus.
-
Coronavirus relief plan includes billions in new funds for veterans programs
About $17 billion of the nearly $2 trillion package would go to bolster programs at the Department of Veterans Affairs.
-
COVID relief package includes major change in for-profit colleges’ rules on GI Bill benefits
Congressional Democrats could change the so-called 90/10 rule, a goal of some education advocates for years.
-
New VA secretary promises unity around work to reform veterans programs
Denis McDonough was sworn in as the new VA Secretary on Tuesday.
-
White House eyes ways to speed up visas for foreign interpreters stranded in war zones
More than 100,000 interpreters are seeking asylum in the United States, according to advocates.
-
Senate confirms McDonough as next Veterans Affairs secretary
McDonough, a former White House Chief of Staff, is only the second non-veteran ever to be confirmed to lead the department.
-
Veterans unemployment rate worsened slightly to start the new year
The jobless rate for all veterans rose from 5.3 percent in December to 5.5 percent in January.
