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Veterans suicide prevention proposal turns into bitter fight between Congress and VA
Plan for community mental health grants for veterans has devolved into partisan fighting and anger.
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Should service in Iraq and Afghanistan be a recognized health hazard for vets applying for benefits?
Sens. Dan Sullivan, R-Alaska, and Joe Manchin, D-W.Va., have teamed on a bill that would help veterans apply for VA benefits.
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Lawmakers want to require Tricare to cover 3D mammograms
Female lawmakers seek the same coverage for 3D mammograms for Tricare beneficiaries as for patients in Medicare and the Department of Veterans Affairs.
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Honors given in Nevada burial of unclaimed remains of 17 veterans
The remains of 17 U.S. military service members who went unclaimed by relatives after their deaths in the Las Vegas area since 1992 have been laid to rest with an honor guard salute in Boulder City.
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New veterans suicide prevention plan may get green light
Plan for community grants to provide mental health support services could move through Congress in coming weeks.
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Man charged in $300M Ponzi scheme involving veterans, investors
South Carolina authorities have charged a man from Southern California with conspiracy to engage in mail and wire fraud after prosecutors say he defrauded about 2,600 people, including many veterans.
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Should veterans be able to train and adopt service dogs at the VA’s expense?
A bill introduced two months ago that would give veterans the opportunity to train service dogs to reduce the effects of mental health issues has yet to come to a vote, even though it should be a “no-brainer,” one of the Republican co-sponsors said Tuesday.
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GI Bill repayments for tens of thousands of student veterans will wait until next summer
New technology and GI Bill rules are set to be in place in coming weeks, but refund checks won’t go out for at least six more months.
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Supreme Court to weigh reversals of military rape convictions
The justices will decided whether a five-year statute of limitations should stand for certain rape cases in the military.
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Twin brothers stuck together through 41 years of military service
Like many twins, the Markham brothers shared secrets. But most twins’ secrets probably don’t involve duping the United States military.
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Veterans suicide prevention proposal turns into bitter fight between Congress and VA
Plan for community mental health grants for veterans has devolved into partisan fighting and anger.
-
Should service in Iraq and Afghanistan be a recognized health hazard for vets applying for benefits?
Sens. Dan Sullivan, R-Alaska, and Joe Manchin, D-W.Va., have teamed on a bill that would help veterans apply for VA benefits.
-
Lawmakers want to require Tricare to cover 3D mammograms
Female lawmakers seek the same coverage for 3D mammograms for Tricare beneficiaries as for patients in Medicare and the Department of Veterans Affairs.
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Honors given in Nevada burial of unclaimed remains of 17 veterans
The remains of 17 U.S. military service members who went unclaimed by relatives after their deaths in the Las Vegas area since 1992 have been laid to rest with an honor guard salute in Boulder City.
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New veterans suicide prevention plan may get green light
Plan for community grants to provide mental health support services could move through Congress in coming weeks.
-
Man charged in $300M Ponzi scheme involving veterans, investors
South Carolina authorities have charged a man from Southern California with conspiracy to engage in mail and wire fraud after prosecutors say he defrauded about 2,600 people, including many veterans.
-
Should veterans be able to train and adopt service dogs at the VA’s expense?
A bill introduced two months ago that would give veterans the opportunity to train service dogs to reduce the effects of mental health issues has yet to come to a vote, even though it should be a “no-brainer,” one of the Republican co-sponsors said Tuesday.
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GI Bill repayments for tens of thousands of student veterans will wait until next summer
New technology and GI Bill rules are set to be in place in coming weeks, but refund checks won’t go out for at least six more months.
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Supreme Court to weigh reversals of military rape convictions
The justices will decided whether a five-year statute of limitations should stand for certain rape cases in the military.
-
Twin brothers stuck together through 41 years of military service
Like many twins, the Markham brothers shared secrets. But most twins’ secrets probably don’t involve duping the United States military.
-
Veterans suicide prevention proposal turns into bitter fight between Congress and VA
Plan for community mental health grants for veterans has devolved into partisan fighting and anger.
-
Should service in Iraq and Afghanistan be a recognized health hazard for vets applying for benefits?
Sens. Dan Sullivan, R-Alaska, and Joe Manchin, D-W.Va., have teamed on a bill that would help veterans apply for VA benefits.
-
Lawmakers want to require Tricare to cover 3D mammograms
Female lawmakers seek the same coverage for 3D mammograms for Tricare beneficiaries as for patients in Medicare and the Department of Veterans Affairs.
-
Honors given in Nevada burial of unclaimed remains of 17 veterans
The remains of 17 U.S. military service members who went unclaimed by relatives after their deaths in the Las Vegas area since 1992 have been laid to rest with an honor guard salute in Boulder City.
-
New veterans suicide prevention plan may get green light
Plan for community grants to provide mental health support services could move through Congress in coming weeks.
-
Man charged in $300M Ponzi scheme involving veterans, investors
South Carolina authorities have charged a man from Southern California with conspiracy to engage in mail and wire fraud after prosecutors say he defrauded about 2,600 people, including many veterans.
-
Should veterans be able to train and adopt service dogs at the VA’s expense?
A bill introduced two months ago that would give veterans the opportunity to train service dogs to reduce the effects of mental health issues has yet to come to a vote, even though it should be a “no-brainer,” one of the Republican co-sponsors said Tuesday.
-
GI Bill repayments for tens of thousands of student veterans will wait until next summer
New technology and GI Bill rules are set to be in place in coming weeks, but refund checks won’t go out for at least six more months.
-
Supreme Court to weigh reversals of military rape convictions
The justices will decided whether a five-year statute of limitations should stand for certain rape cases in the military.
-
Twin brothers stuck together through 41 years of military service
Like many twins, the Markham brothers shared secrets. But most twins’ secrets probably don’t involve duping the United States military.
