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Lawsuit accuses VA of racial discrimination in benefits decisions
VA records show that over the past 20 years, Black veterans’ disability claims were rejected at a higher rate than claims by white veterans.
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New mental health scholarships designed to counter VA staff shortfalls
VA will provide two years of graduate level tuition in exchange for a promise to work at a Vet Center for six years.
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Vet sues over coverage denial for daughter gender transition
The veteran and daughter filed their lawsuit anonymously on Monday against the government via a Boston-based advocacy group.
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VA stands by abortion policy after legal threats from state leaders
Republican state attorneys general vow to take the department to court over its decision to provide abortion access.
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Veteran helped disarm gunman at Club Q in Colorado Springs
Army veteran Rich Fierro is one of two men police are crediting with saving lives by subduing a gunman Saturday night at Club Q in Colorado Springs.
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For Elegance Bratton, a destiny realized in ‘The Inspection’
Some of the torturous drill sergeant-scenes will remind many of “Full Metal Jacket,” but “The Inspection” has more complicated things to say.
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Army veteran finds his true calling as a teacher
Christopher Simmons credits the Army with helping him become a better teacher.
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Program helps veteran entrepreneurs learn to grow businesses
JPMorgan Chase Commercial Banking and Bunker Labs developed CEOcircle, a mentorship program to help mid-size, military connected companies grow.
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Veteran helps others find success after military service
Alex McKindra is the managing director and co-head of Veterans Initiatives for JPMorgan Chase, where he helps veterans find success in the business world.
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Veteran caregiver kids: America wants to hear your story
Hidden Helpers Coalition is shining a light on the experiences of children who are helping care for wounded veterans.
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Lawsuit accuses VA of racial discrimination in benefits decisions
VA records show that over the past 20 years, Black veterans’ disability claims were rejected at a higher rate than claims by white veterans.
-
New mental health scholarships designed to counter VA staff shortfalls
VA will provide two years of graduate level tuition in exchange for a promise to work at a Vet Center for six years.
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Vet sues over coverage denial for daughter gender transition
The veteran and daughter filed their lawsuit anonymously on Monday against the government via a Boston-based advocacy group.
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VA stands by abortion policy after legal threats from state leaders
Republican state attorneys general vow to take the department to court over its decision to provide abortion access.
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Veteran helped disarm gunman at Club Q in Colorado Springs
Army veteran Rich Fierro is one of two men police are crediting with saving lives by subduing a gunman Saturday night at Club Q in Colorado Springs.
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For Elegance Bratton, a destiny realized in ‘The Inspection’
Some of the torturous drill sergeant-scenes will remind many of “Full Metal Jacket,” but “The Inspection” has more complicated things to say.
-
Army veteran finds his true calling as a teacher
Christopher Simmons credits the Army with helping him become a better teacher.
-
Program helps veteran entrepreneurs learn to grow businesses
JPMorgan Chase Commercial Banking and Bunker Labs developed CEOcircle, a mentorship program to help mid-size, military connected companies grow.
-
Veteran helps others find success after military service
Alex McKindra is the managing director and co-head of Veterans Initiatives for JPMorgan Chase, where he helps veterans find success in the business world.
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Veteran caregiver kids: America wants to hear your story
Hidden Helpers Coalition is shining a light on the experiences of children who are helping care for wounded veterans.
-
Lawsuit accuses VA of racial discrimination in benefits decisions
VA records show that over the past 20 years, Black veterans’ disability claims were rejected at a higher rate than claims by white veterans.
-
New mental health scholarships designed to counter VA staff shortfalls
VA will provide two years of graduate level tuition in exchange for a promise to work at a Vet Center for six years.
-
Vet sues over coverage denial for daughter gender transition
The veteran and daughter filed their lawsuit anonymously on Monday against the government via a Boston-based advocacy group.
-
VA stands by abortion policy after legal threats from state leaders
Republican state attorneys general vow to take the department to court over its decision to provide abortion access.
-
Veteran helped disarm gunman at Club Q in Colorado Springs
Army veteran Rich Fierro is one of two men police are crediting with saving lives by subduing a gunman Saturday night at Club Q in Colorado Springs.
-
For Elegance Bratton, a destiny realized in ‘The Inspection’
Some of the torturous drill sergeant-scenes will remind many of “Full Metal Jacket,” but “The Inspection” has more complicated things to say.
-
Army veteran finds his true calling as a teacher
Christopher Simmons credits the Army with helping him become a better teacher.
-
Program helps veteran entrepreneurs learn to grow businesses
JPMorgan Chase Commercial Banking and Bunker Labs developed CEOcircle, a mentorship program to help mid-size, military connected companies grow.
-
Veteran helps others find success after military service
Alex McKindra is the managing director and co-head of Veterans Initiatives for JPMorgan Chase, where he helps veterans find success in the business world.
-
Veteran caregiver kids: America wants to hear your story
Hidden Helpers Coalition is shining a light on the experiences of children who are helping care for wounded veterans.
