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This week in Congress: Vets suicides in the spotlight
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of April 29, 2019.
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Recent series of campus suicides raise complicated questions for VA
Three veterans died by suicide at VA medical sites in six days, but the department has seen an overall decrease in campus suicides in recent years.
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This school waives out-of-state tuition for vets, GI Bill or no GI Bill
Out-of-state tuition rates? For qualifying vets, there’s no such thing at this school — regardless of whether they have GI Bill benefits.
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Veterans, military families want out of Afghanistan: poll
The survey of 1,600 veterans and military families shows support for a full withdrawal from the ongoing wars overseas.
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Supreme Court delays final ruling on ‘blue water’ Vietnam veterans benefits
The high court extended the appeals deadline on the issue for 30 days, although Department of Justice officials have not said if they will pursue one.
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Syracuse launches program to train veterans in political careers
Veterans will learn valuable skills like campaign planning, fundraising, developing an issues platform and crafting policy.
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Unclaimed remains of 28 veterans to be interred in Oregon
The unclaimed cremated remains of 28 veterans have been removed from a mortuary in Roseburg, Oregon, to be stored at the Douglas County Courthouse until May, when they will be interred with full military honors.
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VA privatization latest battleground for congressional rising stars
Democratic New York Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Republican Texas Rep. Dan Crenshaw offered starkly different views of today’s VA in events this week.
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Congress wants more answers about VA campus suicides
A new proposal would require VA to provide lawmakers with information on those veterans’ benefits and medical background within days of the deaths.
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Are the schools that get the most GI Bill money spending the least on teaching?
The three schools receiving the most GI Bill money nationwide from fiscal year 2009 through fiscal year 2017 – University of Phoenix, DeVry University and Strayer University, all of which are for-profit schools – spent only 15.3 percent, 12.4 percent and 10.9 percent respectively of their overall revenue on instruction in 2017.
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This week in Congress: Vets suicides in the spotlight
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of April 29, 2019.
-
Recent series of campus suicides raise complicated questions for VA
Three veterans died by suicide at VA medical sites in six days, but the department has seen an overall decrease in campus suicides in recent years.
-
This school waives out-of-state tuition for vets, GI Bill or no GI Bill
Out-of-state tuition rates? For qualifying vets, there’s no such thing at this school — regardless of whether they have GI Bill benefits.
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Veterans, military families want out of Afghanistan: poll
The survey of 1,600 veterans and military families shows support for a full withdrawal from the ongoing wars overseas.
-
Supreme Court delays final ruling on ‘blue water’ Vietnam veterans benefits
The high court extended the appeals deadline on the issue for 30 days, although Department of Justice officials have not said if they will pursue one.
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Syracuse launches program to train veterans in political careers
Veterans will learn valuable skills like campaign planning, fundraising, developing an issues platform and crafting policy.
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Unclaimed remains of 28 veterans to be interred in Oregon
The unclaimed cremated remains of 28 veterans have been removed from a mortuary in Roseburg, Oregon, to be stored at the Douglas County Courthouse until May, when they will be interred with full military honors.
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VA privatization latest battleground for congressional rising stars
Democratic New York Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Republican Texas Rep. Dan Crenshaw offered starkly different views of today’s VA in events this week.
-
Congress wants more answers about VA campus suicides
A new proposal would require VA to provide lawmakers with information on those veterans’ benefits and medical background within days of the deaths.
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Are the schools that get the most GI Bill money spending the least on teaching?
The three schools receiving the most GI Bill money nationwide from fiscal year 2009 through fiscal year 2017 – University of Phoenix, DeVry University and Strayer University, all of which are for-profit schools – spent only 15.3 percent, 12.4 percent and 10.9 percent respectively of their overall revenue on instruction in 2017.
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This week in Congress: Vets suicides in the spotlight
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of April 29, 2019.
-
Recent series of campus suicides raise complicated questions for VA
Three veterans died by suicide at VA medical sites in six days, but the department has seen an overall decrease in campus suicides in recent years.
-
This school waives out-of-state tuition for vets, GI Bill or no GI Bill
Out-of-state tuition rates? For qualifying vets, there’s no such thing at this school — regardless of whether they have GI Bill benefits.
-
Veterans, military families want out of Afghanistan: poll
The survey of 1,600 veterans and military families shows support for a full withdrawal from the ongoing wars overseas.
-
Supreme Court delays final ruling on ‘blue water’ Vietnam veterans benefits
The high court extended the appeals deadline on the issue for 30 days, although Department of Justice officials have not said if they will pursue one.
-
Syracuse launches program to train veterans in political careers
Veterans will learn valuable skills like campaign planning, fundraising, developing an issues platform and crafting policy.
-
Unclaimed remains of 28 veterans to be interred in Oregon
The unclaimed cremated remains of 28 veterans have been removed from a mortuary in Roseburg, Oregon, to be stored at the Douglas County Courthouse until May, when they will be interred with full military honors.
-
VA privatization latest battleground for congressional rising stars
Democratic New York Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Republican Texas Rep. Dan Crenshaw offered starkly different views of today’s VA in events this week.
-
Congress wants more answers about VA campus suicides
A new proposal would require VA to provide lawmakers with information on those veterans’ benefits and medical background within days of the deaths.
-
Are the schools that get the most GI Bill money spending the least on teaching?
The three schools receiving the most GI Bill money nationwide from fiscal year 2009 through fiscal year 2017 – University of Phoenix, DeVry University and Strayer University, all of which are for-profit schools – spent only 15.3 percent, 12.4 percent and 10.9 percent respectively of their overall revenue on instruction in 2017.
