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Biden’s VA secretary pick promises to ‘fight like hell’ for veterans and their families
If confirmed, Denis McDonough would be only the second non-veteran to lead the department.
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VA unveils first coronavirus vaccine sites as case numbers continue to climb
Vaccinations will begin at 37 VA medical centers in coming days, but supplies are limited.
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Trouble’s brewing for the post-pandemic VA health care system, top doc says
Will it be the perfect storm for VA medical facilities after COVID?
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House chairman calls for VA secretary to resign over handling of sex assault case
Rep. Mark Takano says VA Secretary Robert Wilkie’s actions resulted in a loss of trust in the institution.
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Investigators blast VA secretary’s ‘unprofessional’ behavior but find no evidence of crimes
The report accuses senior officials of ignoring problems within the department to pursue political vendettas instead.
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Biden to name former WH Chief of Staff Denis McDonough as VA secretary nominee
In confirmed, the 51-year-old would be only the second non-veteran to serve as VA secretary.
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Chinese Americans who served in WWII honored by Congress
For their service to the nation during the war, Chinese-American veterans were honored at a Congressional Gold Medal ceremony Wednesday.
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VA to start distributing coronavirus vaccines soon, but at limited sites and in limited numbers
About 73,000 doses are expected to reach 37 VA sites later this month.
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Vets living abroad left to navigate pandemic problems without VA help
The department’s Foreign Medical Program covers medical costs for veterans living outside the United States, but only for service-connected issues.
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Plan for free national park access for wounded vets signed into law
The Wounded Veterans Recreation Act gives free lifetime entry to national parks to veterans who suffered or aggravated disabilities while serving in the military.
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Biden’s VA secretary pick promises to ‘fight like hell’ for veterans and their families
If confirmed, Denis McDonough would be only the second non-veteran to lead the department.
-
VA unveils first coronavirus vaccine sites as case numbers continue to climb
Vaccinations will begin at 37 VA medical centers in coming days, but supplies are limited.
-
Trouble’s brewing for the post-pandemic VA health care system, top doc says
Will it be the perfect storm for VA medical facilities after COVID?
-
House chairman calls for VA secretary to resign over handling of sex assault case
Rep. Mark Takano says VA Secretary Robert Wilkie’s actions resulted in a loss of trust in the institution.
-
Investigators blast VA secretary’s ‘unprofessional’ behavior but find no evidence of crimes
The report accuses senior officials of ignoring problems within the department to pursue political vendettas instead.
-
Biden to name former WH Chief of Staff Denis McDonough as VA secretary nominee
In confirmed, the 51-year-old would be only the second non-veteran to serve as VA secretary.
-
Chinese Americans who served in WWII honored by Congress
For their service to the nation during the war, Chinese-American veterans were honored at a Congressional Gold Medal ceremony Wednesday.
-
VA to start distributing coronavirus vaccines soon, but at limited sites and in limited numbers
About 73,000 doses are expected to reach 37 VA sites later this month.
-
Vets living abroad left to navigate pandemic problems without VA help
The department’s Foreign Medical Program covers medical costs for veterans living outside the United States, but only for service-connected issues.
-
Plan for free national park access for wounded vets signed into law
The Wounded Veterans Recreation Act gives free lifetime entry to national parks to veterans who suffered or aggravated disabilities while serving in the military.
-
Biden’s VA secretary pick promises to ‘fight like hell’ for veterans and their families
If confirmed, Denis McDonough would be only the second non-veteran to lead the department.
-
VA unveils first coronavirus vaccine sites as case numbers continue to climb
Vaccinations will begin at 37 VA medical centers in coming days, but supplies are limited.
-
Trouble’s brewing for the post-pandemic VA health care system, top doc says
Will it be the perfect storm for VA medical facilities after COVID?
-
House chairman calls for VA secretary to resign over handling of sex assault case
Rep. Mark Takano says VA Secretary Robert Wilkie’s actions resulted in a loss of trust in the institution.
-
Investigators blast VA secretary’s ‘unprofessional’ behavior but find no evidence of crimes
The report accuses senior officials of ignoring problems within the department to pursue political vendettas instead.
-
Biden to name former WH Chief of Staff Denis McDonough as VA secretary nominee
In confirmed, the 51-year-old would be only the second non-veteran to serve as VA secretary.
-
Chinese Americans who served in WWII honored by Congress
For their service to the nation during the war, Chinese-American veterans were honored at a Congressional Gold Medal ceremony Wednesday.
-
VA to start distributing coronavirus vaccines soon, but at limited sites and in limited numbers
About 73,000 doses are expected to reach 37 VA sites later this month.
-
Vets living abroad left to navigate pandemic problems without VA help
The department’s Foreign Medical Program covers medical costs for veterans living outside the United States, but only for service-connected issues.
-
Plan for free national park access for wounded vets signed into law
The Wounded Veterans Recreation Act gives free lifetime entry to national parks to veterans who suffered or aggravated disabilities while serving in the military.
