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New in 2019: VA’s health care rules will be completely rewritten this year
The VA Mission Act, passed last summer, mandates an overhaul of the department’s outside care programs.
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New in 2019: Advocates hope to reignite debate over long-term effects of burn pits
Veterans worry that the public still doesn’t understand the long-term health effects of exposure to the waste fires.
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This huge annual student vet meeting is about to start
The conference, better known as NatCon, will feature sessions on veteran education, employment and entrepreneurship and offer ample opportunities for attendees to meet with recruiters across a variety of industries.
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Incoming chairman’s top goal for 2019: Building up VA, not outside care programs
Rep. Mark Takano says he wants to see more effort put into hiring VA staffers instead of focusing on sending veterans to private-sector doctors.
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These are the GI Bill transfer changes you’ll need to know about in 2019
Most notably, the new policy will end transfers for service members who have been in uniform longer than 16 years, starting in July.
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Navy vet’s new mission: Building a vet-friendly school
There aren’t a lot of black college presidents in the U.S. Possibly even rarer? Veterans who have climbed to the highest ranks of academia. Miles Davis is both.
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Poll shows high job approval for Trump from veterans
Nearly 6 in 10 military veterans voted for Republican candidates in the November midterm elections, and a similar majority had positive views of President Donald Trump’s leadership. But women, the fastest growing demographic group in the military, are defying that vote trend.
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Military women, female veterans are shifting away from GOP
Both current and former female service members were more likely to vote in the 2018 midterm elections for Democrats than Republicans, 60 percent to 36 percent, according to the data from VoteCast.
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Vets interested in STEM degrees could get more GI Bill money in 2019
The new Forever GI Bill will offer an additional year of GI Bill funds for veterans pursuing degrees in science, tech engineering and math. .
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Can medical marijuana for veterans move forward in 2019?
Rep. Lou Correa has been lobbying for expanded research into medical cannabis for months, but sees next year as a key moment in the debate.
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New in 2019: VA’s health care rules will be completely rewritten this year
The VA Mission Act, passed last summer, mandates an overhaul of the department’s outside care programs.
-
New in 2019: Advocates hope to reignite debate over long-term effects of burn pits
Veterans worry that the public still doesn’t understand the long-term health effects of exposure to the waste fires.
-
This huge annual student vet meeting is about to start
The conference, better known as NatCon, will feature sessions on veteran education, employment and entrepreneurship and offer ample opportunities for attendees to meet with recruiters across a variety of industries.
-
Incoming chairman’s top goal for 2019: Building up VA, not outside care programs
Rep. Mark Takano says he wants to see more effort put into hiring VA staffers instead of focusing on sending veterans to private-sector doctors.
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These are the GI Bill transfer changes you’ll need to know about in 2019
Most notably, the new policy will end transfers for service members who have been in uniform longer than 16 years, starting in July.
-
Navy vet’s new mission: Building a vet-friendly school
There aren’t a lot of black college presidents in the U.S. Possibly even rarer? Veterans who have climbed to the highest ranks of academia. Miles Davis is both.
-
Poll shows high job approval for Trump from veterans
Nearly 6 in 10 military veterans voted for Republican candidates in the November midterm elections, and a similar majority had positive views of President Donald Trump’s leadership. But women, the fastest growing demographic group in the military, are defying that vote trend.
-
Military women, female veterans are shifting away from GOP
Both current and former female service members were more likely to vote in the 2018 midterm elections for Democrats than Republicans, 60 percent to 36 percent, according to the data from VoteCast.
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Vets interested in STEM degrees could get more GI Bill money in 2019
The new Forever GI Bill will offer an additional year of GI Bill funds for veterans pursuing degrees in science, tech engineering and math. .
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Can medical marijuana for veterans move forward in 2019?
Rep. Lou Correa has been lobbying for expanded research into medical cannabis for months, but sees next year as a key moment in the debate.
-
New in 2019: VA’s health care rules will be completely rewritten this year
The VA Mission Act, passed last summer, mandates an overhaul of the department’s outside care programs.
-
New in 2019: Advocates hope to reignite debate over long-term effects of burn pits
Veterans worry that the public still doesn’t understand the long-term health effects of exposure to the waste fires.
-
This huge annual student vet meeting is about to start
The conference, better known as NatCon, will feature sessions on veteran education, employment and entrepreneurship and offer ample opportunities for attendees to meet with recruiters across a variety of industries.
-
Incoming chairman’s top goal for 2019: Building up VA, not outside care programs
Rep. Mark Takano says he wants to see more effort put into hiring VA staffers instead of focusing on sending veterans to private-sector doctors.
-
These are the GI Bill transfer changes you’ll need to know about in 2019
Most notably, the new policy will end transfers for service members who have been in uniform longer than 16 years, starting in July.
-
Navy vet’s new mission: Building a vet-friendly school
There aren’t a lot of black college presidents in the U.S. Possibly even rarer? Veterans who have climbed to the highest ranks of academia. Miles Davis is both.
-
Poll shows high job approval for Trump from veterans
Nearly 6 in 10 military veterans voted for Republican candidates in the November midterm elections, and a similar majority had positive views of President Donald Trump’s leadership. But women, the fastest growing demographic group in the military, are defying that vote trend.
-
Military women, female veterans are shifting away from GOP
Both current and former female service members were more likely to vote in the 2018 midterm elections for Democrats than Republicans, 60 percent to 36 percent, according to the data from VoteCast.
-
Vets interested in STEM degrees could get more GI Bill money in 2019
The new Forever GI Bill will offer an additional year of GI Bill funds for veterans pursuing degrees in science, tech engineering and math. .
-
Can medical marijuana for veterans move forward in 2019?
Rep. Lou Correa has been lobbying for expanded research into medical cannabis for months, but sees next year as a key moment in the debate.
