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Free at-home COVID tests for veterans? Lawmakers want VA to make that a thing.
The VA currently provides free coronavirus tests for veterans but not any at-home self-testing kits.
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New committee to help improve care for Native American veterans
The Veterans Affairs Advisory Committee on Tribal and Indian Affairs will help suggest innovative approaches to serving Native American veterans.
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He told investors he was a spec ops war hero. Prosecutors say it was a ruse.
Derek Robert Hamm, 38, faces up to 20 years in prison for 33 different charges against him, including wire fraud and stolen valor.
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Hero Capitol Police officer credits military training for his calm on Jan. 6
In his first public remarks since the attack, Eugene Goodman said his Army training kicked in as the situation worsened.
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She helped $15 million Tricare fraud scheme to push unneeded drugs on vets
Bonnie Jean Lawless Diaz, who pleaded guilty, was sentenced for her role in a conspiracy that pushed unneeded medicines on veterans.
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VA pauses punishment for non-medical staff still unvaccinated against COVID
Staffers in non-medical posts will not face firings while a court battle over the vaccine mandate is pending.
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He defrauded more than 100 disabled veterans of benefits. Prison awaits.
The fraud scheme targeted more than 100 disabled veterans and Social Security beneficiaries.
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Service-disabled? This program can help your transition to civilian life.
The VR&E individual support options cover a much broader spectrum of needs than just education.
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Pay raises for thousands of military employees under new federal worker minimum wage
About 56,000 civilian military employees and almost 10,000 VA workers will benefit from the change.
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Marine Corps, Navy veteran sentenced for role in U.S. Capitol riot
He was sentenced Wednesday to home detention and probation.
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Free at-home COVID tests for veterans? Lawmakers want VA to make that a thing.
The VA currently provides free coronavirus tests for veterans but not any at-home self-testing kits.
-
New committee to help improve care for Native American veterans
The Veterans Affairs Advisory Committee on Tribal and Indian Affairs will help suggest innovative approaches to serving Native American veterans.
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He told investors he was a spec ops war hero. Prosecutors say it was a ruse.
Derek Robert Hamm, 38, faces up to 20 years in prison for 33 different charges against him, including wire fraud and stolen valor.
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Hero Capitol Police officer credits military training for his calm on Jan. 6
In his first public remarks since the attack, Eugene Goodman said his Army training kicked in as the situation worsened.
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She helped $15 million Tricare fraud scheme to push unneeded drugs on vets
Bonnie Jean Lawless Diaz, who pleaded guilty, was sentenced for her role in a conspiracy that pushed unneeded medicines on veterans.
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VA pauses punishment for non-medical staff still unvaccinated against COVID
Staffers in non-medical posts will not face firings while a court battle over the vaccine mandate is pending.
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He defrauded more than 100 disabled veterans of benefits. Prison awaits.
The fraud scheme targeted more than 100 disabled veterans and Social Security beneficiaries.
-
Service-disabled? This program can help your transition to civilian life.
The VR&E individual support options cover a much broader spectrum of needs than just education.
-
Pay raises for thousands of military employees under new federal worker minimum wage
About 56,000 civilian military employees and almost 10,000 VA workers will benefit from the change.
-
Marine Corps, Navy veteran sentenced for role in U.S. Capitol riot
He was sentenced Wednesday to home detention and probation.
-
Free at-home COVID tests for veterans? Lawmakers want VA to make that a thing.
The VA currently provides free coronavirus tests for veterans but not any at-home self-testing kits.
-
New committee to help improve care for Native American veterans
The Veterans Affairs Advisory Committee on Tribal and Indian Affairs will help suggest innovative approaches to serving Native American veterans.
-
He told investors he was a spec ops war hero. Prosecutors say it was a ruse.
Derek Robert Hamm, 38, faces up to 20 years in prison for 33 different charges against him, including wire fraud and stolen valor.
-
Hero Capitol Police officer credits military training for his calm on Jan. 6
In his first public remarks since the attack, Eugene Goodman said his Army training kicked in as the situation worsened.
-
She helped $15 million Tricare fraud scheme to push unneeded drugs on vets
Bonnie Jean Lawless Diaz, who pleaded guilty, was sentenced for her role in a conspiracy that pushed unneeded medicines on veterans.
-
VA pauses punishment for non-medical staff still unvaccinated against COVID
Staffers in non-medical posts will not face firings while a court battle over the vaccine mandate is pending.
-
He defrauded more than 100 disabled veterans of benefits. Prison awaits.
The fraud scheme targeted more than 100 disabled veterans and Social Security beneficiaries.
-
Service-disabled? This program can help your transition to civilian life.
The VR&E individual support options cover a much broader spectrum of needs than just education.
-
Pay raises for thousands of military employees under new federal worker minimum wage
About 56,000 civilian military employees and almost 10,000 VA workers will benefit from the change.
-
Marine Corps, Navy veteran sentenced for role in U.S. Capitol riot
He was sentenced Wednesday to home detention and probation.
