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Here’s how state and federal authorities are targeting sham veteran charities
Some groups already have been barred from collecting more cash.
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Democrats demand investigation into reports of politically motivated VA firings
The dismissals and demotions could violate federal law, but VA officials say the moves were done to improve operations.
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In ESPY award speech, Team Rubicon founder calls for more national compassion, unity
Wood: If Americans treated each other every day like they do after disasters, we’d live in a special place.
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‘Don’t come back’: North Carolina lawmaker, an Army vet, slams Trump after Putin summit
A North Carolina state lawmaker and veteran has told President Donald Trump that he’s “not worthy to stand on American soil” in the wake of the president’s summit with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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VA behind schedule on implementing GI Bill changes
Some veterans going to school this fall could get an inaccurate housing stipend early in the semester.
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These US military veterans are divided over Trump’s Russia comments
Iraq War veteran Chris Sheppard fumed as he watched President Trump’s joint news conference with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Helsinki.
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New GI Bill transfer restrictions: 7 things you need to know
We have the answers to the most frequently asked questions about the DoD’s recent GI Bill transfer policy change.
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Report: VA paid for thousands of unneeded medical exams for disabled veterans
If the issue isn’t fixed, investigators warn, it could cost taxpayers more than $100 million in the next five years.
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VA, union leaders spar over impact of new accountability law
Administration officials have repeatedly hailed the measure, but critics call it demoralizing and unfair to lower-level VA employees.
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Senate plans path ahead for ‘blue water Navy’ benefits fix
Tens of thousands of Vietnam veterans denied disability benefits could be helped by a bill already passed by the House.
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Here’s how state and federal authorities are targeting sham veteran charities
Some groups already have been barred from collecting more cash.
-
Democrats demand investigation into reports of politically motivated VA firings
The dismissals and demotions could violate federal law, but VA officials say the moves were done to improve operations.
-
In ESPY award speech, Team Rubicon founder calls for more national compassion, unity
Wood: If Americans treated each other every day like they do after disasters, we’d live in a special place.
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‘Don’t come back’: North Carolina lawmaker, an Army vet, slams Trump after Putin summit
A North Carolina state lawmaker and veteran has told President Donald Trump that he’s “not worthy to stand on American soil” in the wake of the president’s summit with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
-
VA behind schedule on implementing GI Bill changes
Some veterans going to school this fall could get an inaccurate housing stipend early in the semester.
-
These US military veterans are divided over Trump’s Russia comments
Iraq War veteran Chris Sheppard fumed as he watched President Trump’s joint news conference with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Helsinki.
-
New GI Bill transfer restrictions: 7 things you need to know
We have the answers to the most frequently asked questions about the DoD’s recent GI Bill transfer policy change.
-
Report: VA paid for thousands of unneeded medical exams for disabled veterans
If the issue isn’t fixed, investigators warn, it could cost taxpayers more than $100 million in the next five years.
-
VA, union leaders spar over impact of new accountability law
Administration officials have repeatedly hailed the measure, but critics call it demoralizing and unfair to lower-level VA employees.
-
Senate plans path ahead for ‘blue water Navy’ benefits fix
Tens of thousands of Vietnam veterans denied disability benefits could be helped by a bill already passed by the House.
-
Here’s how state and federal authorities are targeting sham veteran charities
Some groups already have been barred from collecting more cash.
-
Democrats demand investigation into reports of politically motivated VA firings
The dismissals and demotions could violate federal law, but VA officials say the moves were done to improve operations.
-
In ESPY award speech, Team Rubicon founder calls for more national compassion, unity
Wood: If Americans treated each other every day like they do after disasters, we’d live in a special place.
-
‘Don’t come back’: North Carolina lawmaker, an Army vet, slams Trump after Putin summit
A North Carolina state lawmaker and veteran has told President Donald Trump that he’s “not worthy to stand on American soil” in the wake of the president’s summit with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
-
VA behind schedule on implementing GI Bill changes
Some veterans going to school this fall could get an inaccurate housing stipend early in the semester.
-
These US military veterans are divided over Trump’s Russia comments
Iraq War veteran Chris Sheppard fumed as he watched President Trump’s joint news conference with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Helsinki.
-
New GI Bill transfer restrictions: 7 things you need to know
We have the answers to the most frequently asked questions about the DoD’s recent GI Bill transfer policy change.
-
Report: VA paid for thousands of unneeded medical exams for disabled veterans
If the issue isn’t fixed, investigators warn, it could cost taxpayers more than $100 million in the next five years.
-
VA, union leaders spar over impact of new accountability law
Administration officials have repeatedly hailed the measure, but critics call it demoralizing and unfair to lower-level VA employees.
-
Senate plans path ahead for ‘blue water Navy’ benefits fix
Tens of thousands of Vietnam veterans denied disability benefits could be helped by a bill already passed by the House.
