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Public invited to Florida funeral for Army veteran who had no family
A Florida funeral home is inviting the public to attend the funeral of an 80-year-old Army veteran who had no immediate family.
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A 94-year-old WWII veteran receives France’s top honor
A 94-year-old World War II veteran from Indiana has received France’s highest military honor for his wartime service.
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Veterans benefits will see a cost-of-living bump this year, but how much?
Legislation linking the VA benefits to Social Security increases was just signed into law.
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New York landmarks to be illuminated on Gold Star Families Day
Some of New York state’s landmarks will be illuminated in gold to honor the Gold Star Families whose loved ones died in military conflict or were permanently disabled.
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Doctor pleads guilty to sexually exploiting VA patients
A California doctor has pleaded guilty to sexually exploiting five women — several of them veterans — while doing work for the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs.
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Lawmaker demands overhaul of VA anti-harassment policies after staffer reports assault at veterans hospital
A staffer from a congressional task force on women veterans was attacked during a medical visit to the facility.
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Do veterans lack social-emotional skills? A major study finds that many civilian employers believe they do.
Vets should write resumes and cover letters in a way that aims to counter this bias, experts say.
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Veterans group pushes to dismiss suit over Bible on display at New Hampshire VA hospital
A battle over a Bible on display at New Hampshire’s veterans hospital was the focus of a federal court hearing Wednesday, with lawyers for the government arguing that a lawsuit demanding its removal should be dismissed because the Air Force veteran who filed it hasn’t shown he was harmed in any way.
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Expansion of veteran caregiver program delayed until at least next summer
Department officials missed a deadline get new technology to process new enrollments in place by this fall.
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Public invited to Florida funeral for Army veteran who had no family
A Florida funeral home is inviting the public to attend the funeral of an 80-year-old Army veteran who had no immediate family.
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A 94-year-old WWII veteran receives France’s top honor
A 94-year-old World War II veteran from Indiana has received France’s highest military honor for his wartime service.
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Veterans benefits will see a cost-of-living bump this year, but how much?
Legislation linking the VA benefits to Social Security increases was just signed into law.
-
New York landmarks to be illuminated on Gold Star Families Day
Some of New York state’s landmarks will be illuminated in gold to honor the Gold Star Families whose loved ones died in military conflict or were permanently disabled.
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Doctor pleads guilty to sexually exploiting VA patients
A California doctor has pleaded guilty to sexually exploiting five women — several of them veterans — while doing work for the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs.
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Lawmaker demands overhaul of VA anti-harassment policies after staffer reports assault at veterans hospital
A staffer from a congressional task force on women veterans was attacked during a medical visit to the facility.
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Do veterans lack social-emotional skills? A major study finds that many civilian employers believe they do.
Vets should write resumes and cover letters in a way that aims to counter this bias, experts say.
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Veterans group pushes to dismiss suit over Bible on display at New Hampshire VA hospital
A battle over a Bible on display at New Hampshire’s veterans hospital was the focus of a federal court hearing Wednesday, with lawyers for the government arguing that a lawsuit demanding its removal should be dismissed because the Air Force veteran who filed it hasn’t shown he was harmed in any way.
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Expansion of veteran caregiver program delayed until at least next summer
Department officials missed a deadline get new technology to process new enrollments in place by this fall.
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Public invited to Florida funeral for Army veteran who had no family
A Florida funeral home is inviting the public to attend the funeral of an 80-year-old Army veteran who had no immediate family.
-
A 94-year-old WWII veteran receives France’s top honor
A 94-year-old World War II veteran from Indiana has received France’s highest military honor for his wartime service.
-
Veterans benefits will see a cost-of-living bump this year, but how much?
Legislation linking the VA benefits to Social Security increases was just signed into law.
-
New York landmarks to be illuminated on Gold Star Families Day
Some of New York state’s landmarks will be illuminated in gold to honor the Gold Star Families whose loved ones died in military conflict or were permanently disabled.
-
Doctor pleads guilty to sexually exploiting VA patients
A California doctor has pleaded guilty to sexually exploiting five women — several of them veterans — while doing work for the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs.
-
Lawmaker demands overhaul of VA anti-harassment policies after staffer reports assault at veterans hospital
A staffer from a congressional task force on women veterans was attacked during a medical visit to the facility.
-
Do veterans lack social-emotional skills? A major study finds that many civilian employers believe they do.
Vets should write resumes and cover letters in a way that aims to counter this bias, experts say.
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Veterans group pushes to dismiss suit over Bible on display at New Hampshire VA hospital
A battle over a Bible on display at New Hampshire’s veterans hospital was the focus of a federal court hearing Wednesday, with lawyers for the government arguing that a lawsuit demanding its removal should be dismissed because the Air Force veteran who filed it hasn’t shown he was harmed in any way.
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Expansion of veteran caregiver program delayed until at least next summer
Department officials missed a deadline get new technology to process new enrollments in place by this fall.
