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Vets’ medical marijuana debate revived
Plans to expand research and allow VA doctors to prescribe the drug are under consideration as lawmakers look toward their year-end work.
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Amazon founder donates $10 million to get more veterans elected to Congress
The move represents a big funding and publicity boost for the With Honor Fund, which has endorsed 33 veterans running for House seats.
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Lawyer for homeless Marine veteran says $400K in donations is all gone
The lawyer for a homeless man in Philadelphia whose selflessness led to donations of over $400000 through an online fundraising page said Tuesday that all the money is gone.
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VA officials say one in 10 department jobs is unfilled
More than 45K VA jobs nationwide are vacant today. That has lawmakers worried about the department’s ability to help veterans.
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This week in Congress: Summer vacation is over
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of Sept. 3.
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GI Bill benefits in jeopardy at some California college campuses
The agency in California that oversees veteran education benefits has warned several schools with satellite campuses in the state that they could soon lose their eligibility to accept GI Bill funds.
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McCain honored at US Capitol as a patriot and a national inspiration
The Navy veteran turned Arizona senator was the 31st person to lay in state at the Capitol Building — an honor reserved for American heroes.
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What happens now that veterans can file class-action suits against VA?
Legal experts say the new legal precedent could mean new avenues for veterans facing similar medical issues or similar problems getting VA benefits.
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Lawmaker presses for quicker action to help military clean-up crews of 1966 nuclear accident
A new bill would grant presumptive status to hundreds of veterans who helped clean up nuclear contamination more than 50 years ago.
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Lawmakers raise concerns over leadership of VA’s electronic medical records overhaul
Two top department officials have stepped down from the effort in recent days, prompting questions about the $10-billion project.
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Vets’ medical marijuana debate revived
Plans to expand research and allow VA doctors to prescribe the drug are under consideration as lawmakers look toward their year-end work.
-
Amazon founder donates $10 million to get more veterans elected to Congress
The move represents a big funding and publicity boost for the With Honor Fund, which has endorsed 33 veterans running for House seats.
-
Lawyer for homeless Marine veteran says $400K in donations is all gone
The lawyer for a homeless man in Philadelphia whose selflessness led to donations of over $400000 through an online fundraising page said Tuesday that all the money is gone.
-
VA officials say one in 10 department jobs is unfilled
More than 45K VA jobs nationwide are vacant today. That has lawmakers worried about the department’s ability to help veterans.
-
This week in Congress: Summer vacation is over
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of Sept. 3.
-
GI Bill benefits in jeopardy at some California college campuses
The agency in California that oversees veteran education benefits has warned several schools with satellite campuses in the state that they could soon lose their eligibility to accept GI Bill funds.
-
McCain honored at US Capitol as a patriot and a national inspiration
The Navy veteran turned Arizona senator was the 31st person to lay in state at the Capitol Building — an honor reserved for American heroes.
-
What happens now that veterans can file class-action suits against VA?
Legal experts say the new legal precedent could mean new avenues for veterans facing similar medical issues or similar problems getting VA benefits.
-
Lawmaker presses for quicker action to help military clean-up crews of 1966 nuclear accident
A new bill would grant presumptive status to hundreds of veterans who helped clean up nuclear contamination more than 50 years ago.
-
Lawmakers raise concerns over leadership of VA’s electronic medical records overhaul
Two top department officials have stepped down from the effort in recent days, prompting questions about the $10-billion project.
-
Vets’ medical marijuana debate revived
Plans to expand research and allow VA doctors to prescribe the drug are under consideration as lawmakers look toward their year-end work.
-
Amazon founder donates $10 million to get more veterans elected to Congress
The move represents a big funding and publicity boost for the With Honor Fund, which has endorsed 33 veterans running for House seats.
-
Lawyer for homeless Marine veteran says $400K in donations is all gone
The lawyer for a homeless man in Philadelphia whose selflessness led to donations of over $400000 through an online fundraising page said Tuesday that all the money is gone.
-
VA officials say one in 10 department jobs is unfilled
More than 45K VA jobs nationwide are vacant today. That has lawmakers worried about the department’s ability to help veterans.
-
This week in Congress: Summer vacation is over
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of Sept. 3.
-
GI Bill benefits in jeopardy at some California college campuses
The agency in California that oversees veteran education benefits has warned several schools with satellite campuses in the state that they could soon lose their eligibility to accept GI Bill funds.
-
McCain honored at US Capitol as a patriot and a national inspiration
The Navy veteran turned Arizona senator was the 31st person to lay in state at the Capitol Building — an honor reserved for American heroes.
-
What happens now that veterans can file class-action suits against VA?
Legal experts say the new legal precedent could mean new avenues for veterans facing similar medical issues or similar problems getting VA benefits.
-
Lawmaker presses for quicker action to help military clean-up crews of 1966 nuclear accident
A new bill would grant presumptive status to hundreds of veterans who helped clean up nuclear contamination more than 50 years ago.
-
Lawmakers raise concerns over leadership of VA’s electronic medical records overhaul
Two top department officials have stepped down from the effort in recent days, prompting questions about the $10-billion project.
