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Trump mulled order to close parts of VA health system, Shulkin says in new book
Eager for changes at the Department of Veterans Affairs, President Donald Trump toyed early on with issuing an executive order to close parts of the VA health system without consulting Congress, according to an upcoming book by his former VA secretary.
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This week in Congress: Will impeachment delay defense funding?
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of Oct. 14, 2019.
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Veterans, military retirees to see a 1.6 percent cost-of-living boost in benefits
The boost is below the 2.8 percent increase beneficiaries saw last year.
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Hackers target job-hunting service members, veterans with sham employment website
The site prompted users to download an app containing malicious malware that would allow the attacker to access a plethora of information, according to cybersecurity researchers at Cisco Talos.
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New veteran suicide numbers raise concerns among experts hoping for positive news
About 17 veterans a day die by suicide, a number that has stayed steady over a decade.
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George W. Bush’s portraits of veterans make Washington debut
George W. Bush’s portraits of injured post-9/11 veterans have made their Washington debut at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts.
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VA refunds $400 million in mistaken home loan fees
The move comes after a months-long review of VA loan practices that found tens of thousands of errors.
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Military spouses: Check out these hundreds of thousands of temporary job opportunities nationwide
The U.S. Census Bureau is hiring for a variety of temporary jobs as they gear up for the 2020 Census.
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How veterans can start a health care career — even without a military medical background
Former service members interested in the medical field — even those without a background in health care — can still put their military-learned skills to good use.
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More concerns over whistleblower protections at VA
Congressional leaders charge that work at the office charged with whistleblower protection is slow, questionable thus far.
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Trump mulled order to close parts of VA health system, Shulkin says in new book
Eager for changes at the Department of Veterans Affairs, President Donald Trump toyed early on with issuing an executive order to close parts of the VA health system without consulting Congress, according to an upcoming book by his former VA secretary.
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This week in Congress: Will impeachment delay defense funding?
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of Oct. 14, 2019.
-
Veterans, military retirees to see a 1.6 percent cost-of-living boost in benefits
The boost is below the 2.8 percent increase beneficiaries saw last year.
-
Hackers target job-hunting service members, veterans with sham employment website
The site prompted users to download an app containing malicious malware that would allow the attacker to access a plethora of information, according to cybersecurity researchers at Cisco Talos.
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New veteran suicide numbers raise concerns among experts hoping for positive news
About 17 veterans a day die by suicide, a number that has stayed steady over a decade.
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George W. Bush’s portraits of veterans make Washington debut
George W. Bush’s portraits of injured post-9/11 veterans have made their Washington debut at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts.
-
VA refunds $400 million in mistaken home loan fees
The move comes after a months-long review of VA loan practices that found tens of thousands of errors.
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Military spouses: Check out these hundreds of thousands of temporary job opportunities nationwide
The U.S. Census Bureau is hiring for a variety of temporary jobs as they gear up for the 2020 Census.
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How veterans can start a health care career — even without a military medical background
Former service members interested in the medical field — even those without a background in health care — can still put their military-learned skills to good use.
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More concerns over whistleblower protections at VA
Congressional leaders charge that work at the office charged with whistleblower protection is slow, questionable thus far.
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Trump mulled order to close parts of VA health system, Shulkin says in new book
Eager for changes at the Department of Veterans Affairs, President Donald Trump toyed early on with issuing an executive order to close parts of the VA health system without consulting Congress, according to an upcoming book by his former VA secretary.
-
This week in Congress: Will impeachment delay defense funding?
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of Oct. 14, 2019.
-
Veterans, military retirees to see a 1.6 percent cost-of-living boost in benefits
The boost is below the 2.8 percent increase beneficiaries saw last year.
-
Hackers target job-hunting service members, veterans with sham employment website
The site prompted users to download an app containing malicious malware that would allow the attacker to access a plethora of information, according to cybersecurity researchers at Cisco Talos.
-
New veteran suicide numbers raise concerns among experts hoping for positive news
About 17 veterans a day die by suicide, a number that has stayed steady over a decade.
-
George W. Bush’s portraits of veterans make Washington debut
George W. Bush’s portraits of injured post-9/11 veterans have made their Washington debut at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts.
-
VA refunds $400 million in mistaken home loan fees
The move comes after a months-long review of VA loan practices that found tens of thousands of errors.
-
Military spouses: Check out these hundreds of thousands of temporary job opportunities nationwide
The U.S. Census Bureau is hiring for a variety of temporary jobs as they gear up for the 2020 Census.
-
How veterans can start a health care career — even without a military medical background
Former service members interested in the medical field — even those without a background in health care — can still put their military-learned skills to good use.
-
More concerns over whistleblower protections at VA
Congressional leaders charge that work at the office charged with whistleblower protection is slow, questionable thus far.
