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Former SEAL, not-for-profit sue VA over new rules restricting caregiver benefits
Andrew Sheets, his wife and caretaker, and Veteran Warriors, Inc. are suing the VA for restricting eligibility for a program that gives many parents, spouses and other caretakers the financial ability to care for disabled veterans.
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House Republicans to pick new top veterans policy leader this week
Republican Reps. Mike Bost from Illinois and Rep. Jack Bergman from Michigan are the leading candidates for the House Veterans’ Affairs Committee ranking member post.
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VA reports more than 1,000 coronavirus deaths among patients in November
The rise in deaths comes amid a surge in active cases among VA patients.
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This week in Congress: Last days for the 116th session
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of Nov. 30, 2020.
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Time running out on one veteran’s push for VA reforms
A Marine Corps’ veterans multi-year effort to pass legal protections for veterans hangs in the balance during the last few weeks of this session of Congress.
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Veterans’ business ‘incubator’ among 2020 Newman’s Own award winners
From mentoring new military spouses to putting veterans into tiny houses and providing refurbished cars, these organizations are making a difference in the military community.
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Army Special Forces veteran builds robot sparring partner
The device could be used to train new recruits and seasoned fighters.
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Another fatal outbreak: 27 COVID deaths at Illinois vets nursing home prompts probe
Another veterans nursing home is being investigated after a deadly COVID outbreak.
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VA plans for vaccine distribution unclear as coronavirus cases continue to climb
More than 100,000 patients connected to VA have tested positive for the virus in the last eight months.
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100-year-old WWII veteran survived POW camps and forced march
It wasn’t until three years ago that Bob Teichgraeber talked openly about his experience as a prisoner of war.
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Former SEAL, not-for-profit sue VA over new rules restricting caregiver benefits
Andrew Sheets, his wife and caretaker, and Veteran Warriors, Inc. are suing the VA for restricting eligibility for a program that gives many parents, spouses and other caretakers the financial ability to care for disabled veterans.
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House Republicans to pick new top veterans policy leader this week
Republican Reps. Mike Bost from Illinois and Rep. Jack Bergman from Michigan are the leading candidates for the House Veterans’ Affairs Committee ranking member post.
-
VA reports more than 1,000 coronavirus deaths among patients in November
The rise in deaths comes amid a surge in active cases among VA patients.
-
This week in Congress: Last days for the 116th session
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of Nov. 30, 2020.
-
Time running out on one veteran’s push for VA reforms
A Marine Corps’ veterans multi-year effort to pass legal protections for veterans hangs in the balance during the last few weeks of this session of Congress.
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Veterans’ business ‘incubator’ among 2020 Newman’s Own award winners
From mentoring new military spouses to putting veterans into tiny houses and providing refurbished cars, these organizations are making a difference in the military community.
-
Army Special Forces veteran builds robot sparring partner
The device could be used to train new recruits and seasoned fighters.
-
Another fatal outbreak: 27 COVID deaths at Illinois vets nursing home prompts probe
Another veterans nursing home is being investigated after a deadly COVID outbreak.
-
VA plans for vaccine distribution unclear as coronavirus cases continue to climb
More than 100,000 patients connected to VA have tested positive for the virus in the last eight months.
-
100-year-old WWII veteran survived POW camps and forced march
It wasn’t until three years ago that Bob Teichgraeber talked openly about his experience as a prisoner of war.
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Former SEAL, not-for-profit sue VA over new rules restricting caregiver benefits
Andrew Sheets, his wife and caretaker, and Veteran Warriors, Inc. are suing the VA for restricting eligibility for a program that gives many parents, spouses and other caretakers the financial ability to care for disabled veterans.
-
House Republicans to pick new top veterans policy leader this week
Republican Reps. Mike Bost from Illinois and Rep. Jack Bergman from Michigan are the leading candidates for the House Veterans’ Affairs Committee ranking member post.
-
VA reports more than 1,000 coronavirus deaths among patients in November
The rise in deaths comes amid a surge in active cases among VA patients.
-
This week in Congress: Last days for the 116th session
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of Nov. 30, 2020.
-
Time running out on one veteran’s push for VA reforms
A Marine Corps’ veterans multi-year effort to pass legal protections for veterans hangs in the balance during the last few weeks of this session of Congress.
-
Veterans’ business ‘incubator’ among 2020 Newman’s Own award winners
From mentoring new military spouses to putting veterans into tiny houses and providing refurbished cars, these organizations are making a difference in the military community.
-
Army Special Forces veteran builds robot sparring partner
The device could be used to train new recruits and seasoned fighters.
-
Another fatal outbreak: 27 COVID deaths at Illinois vets nursing home prompts probe
Another veterans nursing home is being investigated after a deadly COVID outbreak.
-
VA plans for vaccine distribution unclear as coronavirus cases continue to climb
More than 100,000 patients connected to VA have tested positive for the virus in the last eight months.
-
100-year-old WWII veteran survived POW camps and forced march
It wasn’t until three years ago that Bob Teichgraeber talked openly about his experience as a prisoner of war.
