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This week in Congress: State of impeachment
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of Feb. 3, 2020.
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New VA initiative calls for inviting caregivers into the room during veterans’ medical visits
Advocate says too often those caregivers have been shut out of critical discussions of veterans care and medical records.
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Coronavirus could become a major security threat in developing countries, military commanders warn
Military officials said they are monitoring countries whose medical infrastructure may not be prepared to handle the new illness.
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House votes to curb Trump’s military action on Iran
The Democratic-led House passed legislation to repeal the 2002 war authorization for Iraq and to bar funding for military action in Iran, in an effort to reclaim Congress’s war powers amid regional tensions.
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Federal grand jury receiving evidence in suspected murder of veteran patients at West Virginia VA hospital
The Washington Post reported Monday that evidence in the case is being presented to a grand jury, who could offer charges soon.
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How veterans may be overwhelmed by too many programs to help them find jobs
A new report says many civilian sector efforts to get veterans into new jobs may be too focused on providing quick employment instead of new careers.
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Plenty of plans on preventing veterans suicide, but no agreement on what comes first
Lawmakers have bold goals for suicide prevention bills this session, but differing plans could stall efforts to find solutions.
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Advocates demand apology from Trump for troop concussion comments
Critics say the presidents remarks could discourage troops from reporting head injuries.
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This week in Congress: Overseas conflict zones get new attention amid the impeachment trial
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of Jan. 27, 2020.
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Senators want Purple Hearts for victims of Florida Navy base shooting
The lawmakers also want civilian valor awards for the law enforcement officials who responded to the attack.
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This week in Congress: State of impeachment
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of Feb. 3, 2020.
-
New VA initiative calls for inviting caregivers into the room during veterans’ medical visits
Advocate says too often those caregivers have been shut out of critical discussions of veterans care and medical records.
-
Coronavirus could become a major security threat in developing countries, military commanders warn
Military officials said they are monitoring countries whose medical infrastructure may not be prepared to handle the new illness.
-
House votes to curb Trump’s military action on Iran
The Democratic-led House passed legislation to repeal the 2002 war authorization for Iraq and to bar funding for military action in Iran, in an effort to reclaim Congress’s war powers amid regional tensions.
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Federal grand jury receiving evidence in suspected murder of veteran patients at West Virginia VA hospital
The Washington Post reported Monday that evidence in the case is being presented to a grand jury, who could offer charges soon.
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How veterans may be overwhelmed by too many programs to help them find jobs
A new report says many civilian sector efforts to get veterans into new jobs may be too focused on providing quick employment instead of new careers.
-
Plenty of plans on preventing veterans suicide, but no agreement on what comes first
Lawmakers have bold goals for suicide prevention bills this session, but differing plans could stall efforts to find solutions.
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Advocates demand apology from Trump for troop concussion comments
Critics say the presidents remarks could discourage troops from reporting head injuries.
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This week in Congress: Overseas conflict zones get new attention amid the impeachment trial
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of Jan. 27, 2020.
-
Senators want Purple Hearts for victims of Florida Navy base shooting
The lawmakers also want civilian valor awards for the law enforcement officials who responded to the attack.
-
This week in Congress: State of impeachment
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of Feb. 3, 2020.
-
New VA initiative calls for inviting caregivers into the room during veterans’ medical visits
Advocate says too often those caregivers have been shut out of critical discussions of veterans care and medical records.
-
Coronavirus could become a major security threat in developing countries, military commanders warn
Military officials said they are monitoring countries whose medical infrastructure may not be prepared to handle the new illness.
-
House votes to curb Trump’s military action on Iran
The Democratic-led House passed legislation to repeal the 2002 war authorization for Iraq and to bar funding for military action in Iran, in an effort to reclaim Congress’s war powers amid regional tensions.
-
Federal grand jury receiving evidence in suspected murder of veteran patients at West Virginia VA hospital
The Washington Post reported Monday that evidence in the case is being presented to a grand jury, who could offer charges soon.
-
How veterans may be overwhelmed by too many programs to help them find jobs
A new report says many civilian sector efforts to get veterans into new jobs may be too focused on providing quick employment instead of new careers.
-
Plenty of plans on preventing veterans suicide, but no agreement on what comes first
Lawmakers have bold goals for suicide prevention bills this session, but differing plans could stall efforts to find solutions.
-
Advocates demand apology from Trump for troop concussion comments
Critics say the presidents remarks could discourage troops from reporting head injuries.
-
This week in Congress: Overseas conflict zones get new attention amid the impeachment trial
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of Jan. 27, 2020.
-
Senators want Purple Hearts for victims of Florida Navy base shooting
The lawmakers also want civilian valor awards for the law enforcement officials who responded to the attack.
