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VA is poised to get its largest budget ever, but is it enough?
Advocates say the administration’s plan for fiscal 2021 fall about $4 billion short of the needs of America’s veterans.
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Guardsmen and reservists could see big boosts in hazard pay, education benefits under new plans
Plans to increase the part-time troops compensation have bipartisan support but an unclear path ahead.
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Veterans coalition condemns Trump’s continued attacks on Army officer who testified against him
More than 1,100 signers called the soldier an honorable public servant who deserves protection from the commander in chief.
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Trump suggests Army should punish officer who testified in impeachment inquiry
Defense officials in the past had promised that Lt. Col. Alexander Vindman would be protected from retaliation.
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Is the military doing enough to look for signs of white nationalism in the ranks?
Defense officials said they are not seeing a rise in such extremist activity, despite a recent Military Times poll indicating growing issues.
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Troops would see another big pay raise under White House budget plan for 2021
The request calls for a 3.0 percent pay raise starting next January, following a 3.1 percent pay raise this year.
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VA programs would see a 13 percent funding boost under Trump’s fiscal 2021 budget plan
If enacted, the proposal would make VA the second-largest federal agency in terms of discretionary spending.
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This week in Congress: Budget season begins
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of Feb. 10, 2020.
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Trump blasts dismissed Army officer at center of impeachment inquiry as insubordinate, dishonest
Army Lt. Col. Alexander Vindman was removed from his post at the White House a day earlier.
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Complaint accuses VA secretary of working to discredit Hill staffer who reported sexual assault
A department insider says Robert Wilkie actively worked to discredit the woman, even as he publicly promised a fair investigation.
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VA is poised to get its largest budget ever, but is it enough?
Advocates say the administration’s plan for fiscal 2021 fall about $4 billion short of the needs of America’s veterans.
-
Guardsmen and reservists could see big boosts in hazard pay, education benefits under new plans
Plans to increase the part-time troops compensation have bipartisan support but an unclear path ahead.
-
Veterans coalition condemns Trump’s continued attacks on Army officer who testified against him
More than 1,100 signers called the soldier an honorable public servant who deserves protection from the commander in chief.
-
Trump suggests Army should punish officer who testified in impeachment inquiry
Defense officials in the past had promised that Lt. Col. Alexander Vindman would be protected from retaliation.
-
Is the military doing enough to look for signs of white nationalism in the ranks?
Defense officials said they are not seeing a rise in such extremist activity, despite a recent Military Times poll indicating growing issues.
-
Troops would see another big pay raise under White House budget plan for 2021
The request calls for a 3.0 percent pay raise starting next January, following a 3.1 percent pay raise this year.
-
VA programs would see a 13 percent funding boost under Trump’s fiscal 2021 budget plan
If enacted, the proposal would make VA the second-largest federal agency in terms of discretionary spending.
-
This week in Congress: Budget season begins
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of Feb. 10, 2020.
-
Trump blasts dismissed Army officer at center of impeachment inquiry as insubordinate, dishonest
Army Lt. Col. Alexander Vindman was removed from his post at the White House a day earlier.
-
Complaint accuses VA secretary of working to discredit Hill staffer who reported sexual assault
A department insider says Robert Wilkie actively worked to discredit the woman, even as he publicly promised a fair investigation.
-
VA is poised to get its largest budget ever, but is it enough?
Advocates say the administration’s plan for fiscal 2021 fall about $4 billion short of the needs of America’s veterans.
-
Guardsmen and reservists could see big boosts in hazard pay, education benefits under new plans
Plans to increase the part-time troops compensation have bipartisan support but an unclear path ahead.
-
Veterans coalition condemns Trump’s continued attacks on Army officer who testified against him
More than 1,100 signers called the soldier an honorable public servant who deserves protection from the commander in chief.
-
Trump suggests Army should punish officer who testified in impeachment inquiry
Defense officials in the past had promised that Lt. Col. Alexander Vindman would be protected from retaliation.
-
Is the military doing enough to look for signs of white nationalism in the ranks?
Defense officials said they are not seeing a rise in such extremist activity, despite a recent Military Times poll indicating growing issues.
-
Troops would see another big pay raise under White House budget plan for 2021
The request calls for a 3.0 percent pay raise starting next January, following a 3.1 percent pay raise this year.
-
VA programs would see a 13 percent funding boost under Trump’s fiscal 2021 budget plan
If enacted, the proposal would make VA the second-largest federal agency in terms of discretionary spending.
-
This week in Congress: Budget season begins
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of Feb. 10, 2020.
-
Trump blasts dismissed Army officer at center of impeachment inquiry as insubordinate, dishonest
Army Lt. Col. Alexander Vindman was removed from his post at the White House a day earlier.
-
Complaint accuses VA secretary of working to discredit Hill staffer who reported sexual assault
A department insider says Robert Wilkie actively worked to discredit the woman, even as he publicly promised a fair investigation.
