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Disabled combat veteran opens pecan business in Georgia
On Oct. 15, Williams, 32, opened a storefront in a converted old home and the Nut House Pecan Company was born.
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DC rooming house operator stole $400k in benefits from elderly, mentally ill and disabled veterans: indictment
Rosemary Ogbenna, 45, was charged this month by the District Court for the District of Columbia for allegedly carrying out a plot to steal more than $400,000 in benefits from elderly, mentally ill and disabled veterans she housed through her room and board business.
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VA coronavirus spending to get more scrutiny under new law
The bill was one of three finalized by the president this week.
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Student veterans face huge cuts in housing stipends if Congress doesn’t act soon
Emergency authorities which prevented students from seeing their stipends cut in half are set to expire in December.
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Benefits for cancers believed caused by burn pit exposure likely won’t start before summer 2022
VA has begun a 90-day review of rare cancers believed linked to burn pit exposure.
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Budget delay could cause major problems for veterans medical care
Congress must pass a new budget extension before Dec. 3 to avoid a partial government shutdown.
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Spouses, kids of vets who die from service injuries, guaranteed in-state college tuition rate under new law
The move could affect up to 150,000 family members of deceased veterans.
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Lawmaker wants to strip military benefits from DIA director turned Trump aide Mike Flynn
Marine vet Ruben Gallego argues that Flynn’s past actions amount to treason and should forfeit his military pension.
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VA to target military medics for open health care jobs under new bill
The Hire Veteran Health Heroes Act would create a path for departing military health care workers to be employed in VA hosptials.
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‘QAnon Shaman’, Navy veteran, sentenced to 41 months for Jan. 6 riot
Jacob Chansley was among the first rioters to enter the building.
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Disabled combat veteran opens pecan business in Georgia
On Oct. 15, Williams, 32, opened a storefront in a converted old home and the Nut House Pecan Company was born.
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DC rooming house operator stole $400k in benefits from elderly, mentally ill and disabled veterans: indictment
Rosemary Ogbenna, 45, was charged this month by the District Court for the District of Columbia for allegedly carrying out a plot to steal more than $400,000 in benefits from elderly, mentally ill and disabled veterans she housed through her room and board business.
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VA coronavirus spending to get more scrutiny under new law
The bill was one of three finalized by the president this week.
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Student veterans face huge cuts in housing stipends if Congress doesn’t act soon
Emergency authorities which prevented students from seeing their stipends cut in half are set to expire in December.
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Benefits for cancers believed caused by burn pit exposure likely won’t start before summer 2022
VA has begun a 90-day review of rare cancers believed linked to burn pit exposure.
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Budget delay could cause major problems for veterans medical care
Congress must pass a new budget extension before Dec. 3 to avoid a partial government shutdown.
-
Spouses, kids of vets who die from service injuries, guaranteed in-state college tuition rate under new law
The move could affect up to 150,000 family members of deceased veterans.
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Lawmaker wants to strip military benefits from DIA director turned Trump aide Mike Flynn
Marine vet Ruben Gallego argues that Flynn’s past actions amount to treason and should forfeit his military pension.
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VA to target military medics for open health care jobs under new bill
The Hire Veteran Health Heroes Act would create a path for departing military health care workers to be employed in VA hosptials.
-
‘QAnon Shaman’, Navy veteran, sentenced to 41 months for Jan. 6 riot
Jacob Chansley was among the first rioters to enter the building.
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Disabled combat veteran opens pecan business in Georgia
On Oct. 15, Williams, 32, opened a storefront in a converted old home and the Nut House Pecan Company was born.
-
DC rooming house operator stole $400k in benefits from elderly, mentally ill and disabled veterans: indictment
Rosemary Ogbenna, 45, was charged this month by the District Court for the District of Columbia for allegedly carrying out a plot to steal more than $400,000 in benefits from elderly, mentally ill and disabled veterans she housed through her room and board business.
-
VA coronavirus spending to get more scrutiny under new law
The bill was one of three finalized by the president this week.
-
Student veterans face huge cuts in housing stipends if Congress doesn’t act soon
Emergency authorities which prevented students from seeing their stipends cut in half are set to expire in December.
-
Benefits for cancers believed caused by burn pit exposure likely won’t start before summer 2022
VA has begun a 90-day review of rare cancers believed linked to burn pit exposure.
-
Budget delay could cause major problems for veterans medical care
Congress must pass a new budget extension before Dec. 3 to avoid a partial government shutdown.
-
Spouses, kids of vets who die from service injuries, guaranteed in-state college tuition rate under new law
The move could affect up to 150,000 family members of deceased veterans.
-
Lawmaker wants to strip military benefits from DIA director turned Trump aide Mike Flynn
Marine vet Ruben Gallego argues that Flynn’s past actions amount to treason and should forfeit his military pension.
-
VA to target military medics for open health care jobs under new bill
The Hire Veteran Health Heroes Act would create a path for departing military health care workers to be employed in VA hosptials.
-
‘QAnon Shaman’, Navy veteran, sentenced to 41 months for Jan. 6 riot
Jacob Chansley was among the first rioters to enter the building.
