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Court ruling could give veterans an extra year of GI Bill benefits
At issue is how VA makes students choose between the Post-9/11 and Montgomery GI Bill programs.
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Pence: ‘The Bible stays’ at New Hampshire veterans hospital facing lawsuit
Vice President Mike Pence weighed in on a First Amendment lawsuit challenging a Bible on display at a New Hampshire veterans hospital, saying under the current administration, “VA hospitals will not be religion-free zones.”
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VA secretary wants answers on string of West Virginia patient deaths as a second homicide is confirmed
As many as 11 patients may have been victims of homicide.
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FBI involved in investigation of suspicious deaths at West Virginia VA hospital, lawyer says
The FBI is involved in an investigation of suspicious deaths at a Veterans Affairs hospital in West Virginia, according to a lawyer for the estate of a Vietnam veteran who died at the facility.
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Senate Veterans’ Affairs chairman to retire at end of 2019
Johnny Isakson has lead the committee since 2015.
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Multiple suspicious deaths at West Virginia VA raise concerns over criminal activity
Investigators are looking into the deaths of 11 patients, at least one of which has been ruled a homicide.
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Did VA hospital leaders ignore recalls on faulty medical equipment?
Staffers say a recall of faulty IV equipment was ignored for more than a month despite several warnings.
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2 men falsely claimed military service to get their cases moved to a veterans court
Two Montana men who were sentenced to prison for violating the terms of the probation in separate crimes won’t be eligible for parole until they complete a writing assignment given because they falsely claimed to have served in the military to have their cases moved to a veterans court.
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Whether the day is sunny or stormy, Elmo is there for children of the wounded
Helping the littlest members of families of wounded warriors.
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House chairman calls for nationwide veterans hospital stand-down to bolster suicide prevention training
Rep. Mark Takano said failures at a VA hospital in Florida show the need for systemic reforms.
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Court ruling could give veterans an extra year of GI Bill benefits
At issue is how VA makes students choose between the Post-9/11 and Montgomery GI Bill programs.
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Pence: ‘The Bible stays’ at New Hampshire veterans hospital facing lawsuit
Vice President Mike Pence weighed in on a First Amendment lawsuit challenging a Bible on display at a New Hampshire veterans hospital, saying under the current administration, “VA hospitals will not be religion-free zones.”
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VA secretary wants answers on string of West Virginia patient deaths as a second homicide is confirmed
As many as 11 patients may have been victims of homicide.
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FBI involved in investigation of suspicious deaths at West Virginia VA hospital, lawyer says
The FBI is involved in an investigation of suspicious deaths at a Veterans Affairs hospital in West Virginia, according to a lawyer for the estate of a Vietnam veteran who died at the facility.
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Senate Veterans’ Affairs chairman to retire at end of 2019
Johnny Isakson has lead the committee since 2015.
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Multiple suspicious deaths at West Virginia VA raise concerns over criminal activity
Investigators are looking into the deaths of 11 patients, at least one of which has been ruled a homicide.
-
Did VA hospital leaders ignore recalls on faulty medical equipment?
Staffers say a recall of faulty IV equipment was ignored for more than a month despite several warnings.
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2 men falsely claimed military service to get their cases moved to a veterans court
Two Montana men who were sentenced to prison for violating the terms of the probation in separate crimes won’t be eligible for parole until they complete a writing assignment given because they falsely claimed to have served in the military to have their cases moved to a veterans court.
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Whether the day is sunny or stormy, Elmo is there for children of the wounded
Helping the littlest members of families of wounded warriors.
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House chairman calls for nationwide veterans hospital stand-down to bolster suicide prevention training
Rep. Mark Takano said failures at a VA hospital in Florida show the need for systemic reforms.
-
Court ruling could give veterans an extra year of GI Bill benefits
At issue is how VA makes students choose between the Post-9/11 and Montgomery GI Bill programs.
-
Pence: ‘The Bible stays’ at New Hampshire veterans hospital facing lawsuit
Vice President Mike Pence weighed in on a First Amendment lawsuit challenging a Bible on display at a New Hampshire veterans hospital, saying under the current administration, “VA hospitals will not be religion-free zones.”
-
VA secretary wants answers on string of West Virginia patient deaths as a second homicide is confirmed
As many as 11 patients may have been victims of homicide.
-
FBI involved in investigation of suspicious deaths at West Virginia VA hospital, lawyer says
The FBI is involved in an investigation of suspicious deaths at a Veterans Affairs hospital in West Virginia, according to a lawyer for the estate of a Vietnam veteran who died at the facility.
-
Senate Veterans’ Affairs chairman to retire at end of 2019
Johnny Isakson has lead the committee since 2015.
-
Multiple suspicious deaths at West Virginia VA raise concerns over criminal activity
Investigators are looking into the deaths of 11 patients, at least one of which has been ruled a homicide.
-
Did VA hospital leaders ignore recalls on faulty medical equipment?
Staffers say a recall of faulty IV equipment was ignored for more than a month despite several warnings.
-
2 men falsely claimed military service to get their cases moved to a veterans court
Two Montana men who were sentenced to prison for violating the terms of the probation in separate crimes won’t be eligible for parole until they complete a writing assignment given because they falsely claimed to have served in the military to have their cases moved to a veterans court.
-
Whether the day is sunny or stormy, Elmo is there for children of the wounded
Helping the littlest members of families of wounded warriors.
-
House chairman calls for nationwide veterans hospital stand-down to bolster suicide prevention training
Rep. Mark Takano said failures at a VA hospital in Florida show the need for systemic reforms.
