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POW/MIA flag to fly at federal sites year round
Previously, the iconic flag was required to be raised only a few times each year.
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Even bigger budgets for VA? Secretary offers his thoughts on department progress, challenges
After 16 months on the job, VA Secretary Robert Wilkie insists the department is performing better than ever before.
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Veterans can now access their VA medical records through their iPhones
The VA has partnered with Apple to let veterans access their medical information on their iPhones.
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Departing vets committee chairman hopes partisan divisions won’t overwhelm VA policy work
Georgia Republican Johnny Isakson is set to retire from the Senate at the end of the year.
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Veterans more likely to be targeted by sophisticated financial scams
Veterans are twice as likely to unknowingly participate in a scam as the general population, Carroll Harris, a U.S. Postal Inspection Service senior law enforcement official.
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Lone living Medal of Honor recipient from Iraq wants more recognition for the heroes of that fight
David Bellavia thinks public perception of the war has pushed military leaders to withhold some honors.
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Prescription drug costs, some Tricare fees to rise in 2020
Tricare beneficiaries who fill their prescriptions at a retail store or by mail will see their prescription costs rise on Jan. 1, and enrollment fees for most retirees and their family members on Tricare Prime also will increase next year.
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Check out these Veterans Day deals on Amazon Prime, battlefield tours, plus free food and more
Kohl’s, Target, Walgreen’s, the military exchanges and dozens of others are stepping up their military discounts.
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New research shows nerve injections are effective for treating PTSD symptoms
Stellate ganglion block injections continue to show promise for treating PTSD.
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VA sexual assault cases raise concerns among a pair of GOP lawmakers
A pair of women senators want explanations for how VA officials are confronting the problem.
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POW/MIA flag to fly at federal sites year round
Previously, the iconic flag was required to be raised only a few times each year.
-
Even bigger budgets for VA? Secretary offers his thoughts on department progress, challenges
After 16 months on the job, VA Secretary Robert Wilkie insists the department is performing better than ever before.
-
Veterans can now access their VA medical records through their iPhones
The VA has partnered with Apple to let veterans access their medical information on their iPhones.
-
Departing vets committee chairman hopes partisan divisions won’t overwhelm VA policy work
Georgia Republican Johnny Isakson is set to retire from the Senate at the end of the year.
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Veterans more likely to be targeted by sophisticated financial scams
Veterans are twice as likely to unknowingly participate in a scam as the general population, Carroll Harris, a U.S. Postal Inspection Service senior law enforcement official.
-
Lone living Medal of Honor recipient from Iraq wants more recognition for the heroes of that fight
David Bellavia thinks public perception of the war has pushed military leaders to withhold some honors.
-
Prescription drug costs, some Tricare fees to rise in 2020
Tricare beneficiaries who fill their prescriptions at a retail store or by mail will see their prescription costs rise on Jan. 1, and enrollment fees for most retirees and their family members on Tricare Prime also will increase next year.
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Check out these Veterans Day deals on Amazon Prime, battlefield tours, plus free food and more
Kohl’s, Target, Walgreen’s, the military exchanges and dozens of others are stepping up their military discounts.
-
New research shows nerve injections are effective for treating PTSD symptoms
Stellate ganglion block injections continue to show promise for treating PTSD.
-
VA sexual assault cases raise concerns among a pair of GOP lawmakers
A pair of women senators want explanations for how VA officials are confronting the problem.
-
POW/MIA flag to fly at federal sites year round
Previously, the iconic flag was required to be raised only a few times each year.
-
Even bigger budgets for VA? Secretary offers his thoughts on department progress, challenges
After 16 months on the job, VA Secretary Robert Wilkie insists the department is performing better than ever before.
-
Veterans can now access their VA medical records through their iPhones
The VA has partnered with Apple to let veterans access their medical information on their iPhones.
-
Departing vets committee chairman hopes partisan divisions won’t overwhelm VA policy work
Georgia Republican Johnny Isakson is set to retire from the Senate at the end of the year.
-
Veterans more likely to be targeted by sophisticated financial scams
Veterans are twice as likely to unknowingly participate in a scam as the general population, Carroll Harris, a U.S. Postal Inspection Service senior law enforcement official.
-
Lone living Medal of Honor recipient from Iraq wants more recognition for the heroes of that fight
David Bellavia thinks public perception of the war has pushed military leaders to withhold some honors.
-
Prescription drug costs, some Tricare fees to rise in 2020
Tricare beneficiaries who fill their prescriptions at a retail store or by mail will see their prescription costs rise on Jan. 1, and enrollment fees for most retirees and their family members on Tricare Prime also will increase next year.
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Check out these Veterans Day deals on Amazon Prime, battlefield tours, plus free food and more
Kohl’s, Target, Walgreen’s, the military exchanges and dozens of others are stepping up their military discounts.
-
New research shows nerve injections are effective for treating PTSD symptoms
Stellate ganglion block injections continue to show promise for treating PTSD.
-
VA sexual assault cases raise concerns among a pair of GOP lawmakers
A pair of women senators want explanations for how VA officials are confronting the problem.
